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After Killing a Rival in Self-defense, Hoodlum Chas (James Fox) Must Flee Both From The Law and From His Boss, Harry Flowers. He eventually moves into a house owned by Turner (Mick Jagger), a former rock star who lives with female companions P
This is the second time I’ve had Piers Thompson on the show and I wanted to see how far Portobello Radio had become since the previous I Love The Grove episode? As Piers himself puts it “Going great guns!”, The radio show celebrate the rich cul
In This Episode Aidan McManus Talks About his Favourite 1950s Films Shot in and Around Ladbroke Grove. Finishing off the 1950s Films in this episode, I had never heard of Seven Days to Noon. Nor Secret People. Nor Turn The Key Softly. Nor Sapph
Lucky Gordon found himself at the heart of the Profumo Scandal. Darkus Howe was one of the Mangrove Nine and Johnny Shannon a Law abiding Actor, always played the villain. So in this episode recorded in Ladbroke Grove’s spiritual home, Aidan I
More British Soldiers die as a result of committing suicide than are killed in Battle figures suggest. Disclaimer: If you watch this video, some of you will not like what you hear. For those of you that know me, some of you will know that I suf
Renowned Climber Molly Thompson-Smith trains at WestWay Climbing. Everyone’s welcome at Westway, whether you’re a first time or an experienced climber. Discover the 350 climbing routes surrounded by 110 roped lines and up to 13.5m Bouldering wa
Starting DJ-ing in about 1981 Hucker first arrived in Ladbroke Grove working at the Electric Cinema from 1972 and speaks to I Love The Grove. We spoke about, Ladbroke Grove, the Electric Cinema, his DJ career and the absolutely fantastic facebo
Kensington & Chelsea Born & Bred, Labour Councillor For The Golborne Ward Fighting Gentrification and Has a Blog That Can Only Be Described As Wonderfully Brutal! Emma Dent-Coad has been a writer and author on design, architecture and planning
Brought up in a working-class area of Swansea, Ray veered into a life of shoplifting and small-time drug dealing fuelled by alcohol and driven by gambling. Inevitably, Ray was sent to prison and eventually left Swansea for London such was his g
Renowned Local Historian Tom Vague & The Colville Project Bring 60’s Ladbroke Grove To Life The Year This Decade Exploded! Book & Kitchen 31 All Saints Road London W11 1HE 6pm to 9pm Tuesday 26th July Local History Free Entry Whether you grew u
The Blue Lamp is a 1950 British police drama, directed by Basil Dearden and starring Jack Warner as veteran PC Dixon, Jimmy Hanley as newcomer PC Mitchell, and a very young Dirk Bogarde as hardened criminal Tom Riley. The title refers to the bl
Sir Alexander Fleming Discovered Penicillin In The Hospital I Was Born In St Mary's Hospital - Paddington Sir Alexander Fleming FRS FRSE FRCS[1] (6 August 1881 – 11 March 1955) was a Scottish biologist, pharmacologist and botanist. His best-kn
NW Clean Have a Passion For Restoring Your Space and Appliances To Look Like New. When you get to love your spaces and appliances again, you smile, you’ll recommend NW Clean to the people you care about, and you enjoy living with possessions t
Tonic, a Clothing Company Based In Ladbroke Grove Is Owned and Managed By Phil Bickley. Tonic offer a carefully edited selection of classic brands at a good price, no hassle, no 'big sell', just sound advice and friendly service. This is the k
Kindred Studios are not-for-profit maker-spaces situated just off Ladbroke Grove underneath the Westway, in a building formely known as Maxilla. It was started by two artists Jaime Turner and Angelique Schmitt who were looking for a space for t
Stuck Between Hitler and Stalin, Notorious Notting Hill Slum Landlord Peter Rachman Had Nowhere To Go. Having spent time in Stalins Gulag's Peter Rachman a Polish immigrant fought in the second war from 1941 eventually moving to the UK after hi
Imagine as you are reading this right now you feel that there is something in your life at the moment that is not quite how you'd like it to be. Maybe you are in some sort of transition, and would like some help and support with the decisions
Article written by www.NHH50.com We’re featuring a special series by local historian Tom Vagueevery day this week. Tom first came to Notting Hill in the late1970s when he was the editor of the post-punk fanzine ‘Vague’ whichwas distributed
A Community Action Adult Education Project ‘The London FreeSchool’ That I Wished Existed Today!It seemed this school consisted of the whose who within thecounter culture!Aidan McManus the founder of Flipside LondonTours takes us on a wicke
Ever wondered about the properties we live in? When and who built them? Why they were built in such a way? The purpose behind modern and ex local type properties?In this podcast Andrew Hanson the founder of Hanson Architects brings Ladbroke Gr
James Simmins has been here in Ladbroke Grove for 25 years, promoting musicians and bands, ensuring their music is seen and heard in local venues. A talented musician himself, he plays solo as a singer songwriter guitarist, as well as in local
If you have property that would fit perfectly on a short let, you need to get in contact with Consierge!Each client’s requirements are considered on an individual basis.From giving advice on re-configuring your space, or even watering your pl
Regimental Wine offer a high quality wine at a competitive price with a personalised label on the bottles of wine that you choose. They can supply you with Red, White, Rose, Sparkling White and Champagne.Following 6 years of active service in
The Venture Community Association (VCA) was established in 1960 and comprises; the oldest Adventure Playground in UK delivering OFSTED registered children’s services, a purpose-built Steel Panyard and a thriving Community Centre.The communit
The West-side of Kensington & Chelsea - Portobello Road, Ladbroke Grove, All Saints Road, Kensington Park Road, Ledbury Road- were some of his main haunts. However, one of his favorite vistas Hyde Park – The Serpentine, he thought was exceptio
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