Bow Geezer, Dennis Banks, was born in London in 1931. I recorded him talking on 22nd Jan 2024. Growing up in Loughton, Essex before WW2 Life during the London Blitz in WW2 Dennis’ father worked
Read more![Photo courtesy of the Imperial War Museum (© IWM H 8281). It shows Police and Army bomb disposal officers with a defused German 1000kg 'Luftmine' (parachute mine) in Glasgow, 18 March 1941.](https://www.ourbow.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/02/Parachute-Mine-header-350x280.jpg)
Bow Geezer, Dennis Banks, was born in London in 1931. I recorded him talking on 22nd Jan 2024. Growing up in Loughton, Essex before WW2 Life during the London Blitz in WW2 Dennis’ father worked
Read moreEast End-based graphic designer, creative director and sketcher Lydia Thornley regaled the Geezers with the many treasures she’d unearthed in her passionate pursuit of pencil history. Lydia’s ‘2B or not 2B: the secret life of pencils’ took us
Read moreThe Geezers are pleased to announce our new history project made possible thanks to National Lottery players. The project will explore the history of where we live, and the threads which connect the past with
Read moreLast Tuesday the Geezers had a fascinating visit by Faz Yusop and George Koutas from make:good – a local business who are leading the community engagement about the future of Bow Goods Yard. Where is
Read moreThis free wellbeing course runs for 6 weeks at the Bromley by Bow Centre, St Leonard’s Street, E3 3BS. Steve Ryan kindly dropped by at the Geezers meeting on Tuesday to promote the course which
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