Helping Primary School Children Discover Their Film Heritage “If it weren’t for you two then I would still think Borehamwood is a boring town because I never knew it was so special!” (Samadi) “We didn’t realise how much history our town...
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When special banners started to go up during the celebration of the local centenary of film-making in 2014, Central Place was identified as a key site. Located halfway down Shenley Road and close to the new Community Centre as well as our...
More infoIn 1996 when the British Film Institute decided to celebrate the Centenary of Cinema in the UK it provided over 200 commemorative plaques across the UK. Our unique film heritage was recognised when the Town Council was awarded 18 of these...
More infoIn 1996 when the British Film Institute decided to celebrate the Centenary of Cinema in the UK it provided over 200 commemorative plaques across the UK. Our unique film heritage was recognised when the Town Council was awarded 18 of these...
More infoAs the world braces itself for the new Star Wars film we’ve assisted Joss Walker and her team at the library at 96 Shenley Road in setting up a special Star Wars display. As well as Darth Vader and C3PO the display features “Stars And...
More infoOf all the war films produced in the post-war period, “The Dam Busters” is probably the most iconic and best known today. On Saturday 31st October an excited...
More infoThe screening to be held at 3:00 on Sunday 13th September at 96 Shenley Road, Borehamwood’s Community Centre, will be the last screening of 2015. There are still some tickets left. To get your FREE tickets simply drop in at the Reception...
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