More about Beecholme


Beecholme is also the first postwar "mixed development" housing scheme in Hackney, with a mixture of houses and flats with the taller block having five storeys and containing one-bedroom and bedsit accommodation. It is featured in Volume 15 of Hackney History and was the site of Beecholme House, the family home of Maj. John André (d. 1780), who was executed as a British spy in the American War of Independence.

Tuesday 17 July 2012

Book-binding workshops special offer


To see the handout below full size, right click on it and select "Open in new window".




Katy does quite a bit of preparation to try and ensure you leave at the end of the day with a completed book - journal, diary, scrapbook or whatever takes your fancy.

This is a really good deal and is probably not likely to be offered again.  

It's an especially good deal because you can, in effect, get free membership of the trust at the same time.
Just join the Clapton Arts Trust for £5/year and get this workshop for £40..
  ...and get a "members discount" on future workshops and events.


• BOOK YOUR PLACE ON THE BOOK-BINDING WORKSHOP 
Use the "donate" button below to pay for the workshop, then send your payment receipt/reference & date along with your name and contact details to info@claptonartstrust.org and get confirmation of your booking and a "Workshop Entry" slip emailed to you by return.


• JOIN THE CLAPTON ARTS TRUST



You can now join CAT online at claptonartstrust.org 


...or you can  join the Clapton Arts Trust right here (and book the workshop date of your choice).
  
• Join by post:
 
Send a cheque or postal order made out to "Clapton Arts Trust" along with a completed CAT Membership Registration Form to: The Secretary, Clapton Arts Trust, c/o 22 Beecholme, Prout Road, Clapton E5 9NS.


• Join online:
 
Use the donate button below then download and send your completed CAT Membership Registration Form (link below) either by post or scanned and attached to an email or just send the information requested on the form in an email to: info@claptonartstrust.org       ...so you can be registered as a member and have your membership card sent to you by post

Download the Membership Registration Form

 











Using Gift Aid means that for every pound you give, the Clapton Arts Trust will receive a further 25p from the Inland Revenue, helping your donation go further.
This means that £10 can be turned into £12.50 just so long as donations are made through Gift Aid.  This makes a massive difference to the trust and doesn't cost you a thing.
Simply download the Gift Aid form below to print and send in to info@claptonartstrust.org as an email attachment or post it to:

The Secretary
Clapton Arts Trust
c/o 22 Beecholme Estate,
Prout Road,
Clapton.
London E5 9NS.

Download the Gift Aid declaration form




I should add that you will be supporting the Old Schoolhouse restoration project by becoming a member.


For details about the Grade II listed, "at risk" 1841 Old Schoolhouse see this post about the Old Schoolhouse Open Weekend or visit claptonartstrust.org





single sided handout for the workshops

To see full size, right click on it and select "open in new window". Once open you may have to left click on it once to enlarge to full size






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