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Proud To Be A South Londoner?

Headliners in collaboration with Charlton Athletic Football Club and the National Citizen Service (NCS), investigate whether there are any people proud to be called a South Londoner. Watch their video and listen to their podcast.

This film was produced by...

Angelica Nabadda, 16, Toyosi Akinniyi, 16, Ibukun Kaupole, 16, Nicholas Oluka, 16, Reece Cullen, 16, Lucy Hunt, 16, Chelsea Day, 16, Aaron Glenn, 16, Tyler Otife, 16, Jonathan Nzaku, 16, Oluwabukola Kunaolu-Johnson, 16, Opeyeni Oluwabunwuyi, 16, Jamie-Lee Graham, 16 and Sodiq Adisa, 16

Seen the video...Now listen to the Podcast.

Proud to be a South Londoner? by Headlinersradio2

This podcast was produced by...

Angelica Nabadda, 16, Chelsea Day, 16 and Lucy Hunt, 16.

Part of Charlton Athlectic National Citizen Service 2011 project.

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National Citizen Service Twelve groups from around the country have been selected to run the first National Citizen Service pilot projects. Bolton Lads and Girls Club, the Football League Trust and the Young Devon and South West Consortium are among those who will take part in the trial.
Football League Trust The Football League Trust's role is to oversee Community and Youth Development activities at Football League clubs.
Charlton Athletic Football Club Using the power of football, Charlton Athletic Community Trust (CACT) works in partnership with local communities to empower individuals to improve their lives and their environment.
 
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