Magical History Tour 4
City Centre (North End)
Explore the hidden history of Peterboroguh City Centre like you have never seen before with Deljit Singh
Wine King, The Club with No Name, Cinemas, Libraries, and Kinemas… more historical facts and anecdotes from Peterborough’s Deljit Singh.
Huge thanks to Deljit Singh for his idea and his passion!
This film is part of a series of filmed memory tours. Click the button below to watch part 1
About Deljit
Deljit Singh grew up on Cromwell Road in the 1960s. His Dad owned ‘Rathore Continental Store’, which is known as the first “ethnically owned shop in Peterborough”. Deljit and his family have been incredible community ambassadors, doing mountains of charity and community work. They’ve done this as individuals and also through the Sikh temple.
Growing up Del was also well-known as a Sikh Heavy Rock DJ, and would often be found at a local community hall mixing on the decks.
Del is also a keen runner and often runs half-marathons for charity.
Other Interesting Stuff
Well if you found that fascinating come and check out what else we have been doing!
Top Tips: Creating Accessible Programmes
We’ve been working with Julie Fernandez to make our programmes more accessible for people with disabilities. We thought we’d share our learning and top tips in case it is useful for you!
Top tips and favourite bits: Peterborough Murals
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Millfield Link – a case study
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