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Dragons choose their winner
Kidbrooke Village hosted its first Dragons Den event on Wednesday 17th January, which saw MGM Gyms take home the £3,000 prize fund (sponsored by Berkeley
and Moat Foundation). Held at the Kidbrooke Community Hub, the event forms part of Berkeley’s continuing social value commitment to nurturing small businesses. Consequently, this provided local entrepreneurs the opportunity to develop their pitching skills, with the winner receiving £3,000 worth of
mentoring, branding and marketing training to enable them to take their business to the next level
Nurturing Young Minds in Kidbrooke Village: Discover the Nursery that Sets the Benchmark for Early Education
Step inside Fennies Nursery and learn how it is catering to the unique needs of each and every single child.
Don’t Stop ‘Till You Get Enough
Words: Chris Poynton
Published: Winter ‘23
Kidbrooke Village resident Dr Patrick Williams talks about breaking into the ballet industry, dancing with Michael Jackson and surviving prostate cancer.
Connecting Communities Through Sport The 2nd Annual Sports & Fun Day takes place on Saturday 24th August, in Cator Park North. From 1pm – 5pm there will be a range of activities for the whole family including football and basketball in the multi-use games area (MUGA); boxing and circuits on the grass along with a …
Greenwich Family Arts Festival On Saturday 8th July, hundreds of residents from Kidbrooke Village and the surrounding community braved the rain to watch Tramshed’s Greenwich Arts Family Festival, sponsored by Berkeley. The Rajasthan Heritage Band kicked off the event with a spectacular celebration of the vibrant colourful lifestyle of Rajasthan. Through a music and dance …
Berkeley Nets £39,000 For Demelza On the 29th September Berkeley held its annual five-a-side tournament at Goals Eltham, netting £39,200 for local children’s charity, Demelza. Representatives from Demelza attended to raise awareness of its work providing care for and supporting seriously or terminally ill young people and their families. Earlier this year, Berkeley announced it would …