An evening with Ken Loach

To mark the 40th anniversary of ‘Cathy Come Home’, its director will talk about his work, the film and the on-going campaign for decent housing. Monday 27th March,7.30pm Preem & Prithi Restaurant, 124 Brick Lane Minimum donation £10,(£7 concessions) Cheques to Respect East London Food included. Drinks extra. Here’s an event that we are organising…

Liam

March 5, 2006

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To mark the 40th anniversary of ‘Cathy Come Home’, its director will talk about his work, the film and the on-going campaign for decent housing.
Monday 27th March,7.30pm
Preem & Prithi Restaurant, 124 Brick Lane
Minimum donation £10,(£7 concessions) Cheques to Respect East London
Food included. Drinks extra.

Here’s an event that we are organising to help raise a couple of quid. The last time Ken did an event for us it was in a cinema at Mile End and it was filled to capacity. This place holds about 200 and we should easily repeat the success. For those of the drinking persuasion I’d suggest not having too much in the restuarant. It’s £4 for a bottle of lager. Better to wait till afterwards and repair to the Pride of Spitalfields.

One response to “An evening with Ken Loach”

maeve66

March 5, 2006 at 10:11 pm

Man, I wish I could go to that. That’s two events in a row that sound good. Something about you leninists… you do manage to create interesting events. Why is that hard for us in the Bay Area, in Solidarity? Because it is. Then again, it may be that any event in London is somewhat more interesting in my mind. There was an excellent sounding series of Pride events in Newham last year, for example.

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