Advisor highlights Burnt Oak events

Cllr Kamal Gurung has called on residents to attend events taking place in his ward as part of the London Festival of Architecture

A Burnt Oak councilor has welcomed two London Architecture Festival events being planned for the ward.

Cllr Kamal Gurung said: “These activities are great exercise and a great chance for people to get to know Burnt Oak better.”

There will be a Silkstream guided tour of three parks: Meads, Watling and Silkstream (2pm-4pm) on Saturday 22nd June, meeting at the off-licence Global News at 249 Deansbrook Road.

Next week, The Three Churches Challenge – Saturday 29 June 2-4pm will explore three historic churches in Burnt Oak and meet at St Alphage Church on Montrose Avenue.

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