The Heritage Foundation

FORTHCOMING EVENTS

For those of you who have booked for the 'Carry On' event on March 16th will be receiving the tickets within the next 14 days through the post. This applies to bookings made directly with THF.

From January 2008, the new Heritage Foundation President will be Robin Gibb CBE.

40 YEARS OF DAD'S ARMY

We are pleased to announce that we'll be celebrating the fortieth birthday of Dad's Army with a special lunch on Sunday 12th October, 2008 at the Grosvenor House Hotel, Park Lane, London, W1. Tickets for this lunch are priced at Ł68 pp.

A list of guests will be posted on this website nearer to the date. It is anticipated that demand for tickets for this lunch will be high, and booking will commence on our credit card hotline on 01992 451332 from February 18th.

For further information contact David Graham on 01494 714388.

CHARLIE DRAKE PLAQUE UNVEILING
On June 29th, 2008 a plaque in honour of the late Charlie Drake will be unveiled followed by a garden party at Brinsworth House.

THE ANNUAL SUMMER BALL & AWARDS CEREMONY will take place on June 21st, 2008 at the Grosvenor House Hotel.

BEE GEES PLAQUE UNVEILING

On May 10th, 2008 a plaque in honour of the Bee Gees will be unveiled at 67 Brook Street, London W1 (a joint Heritage Foundation and City Of Westminster plaque.

The plaque unveiling will be followed by lunch (priced at Ł65 pp - including wine on table and entertainment) at the Grosvenor House Hotel, Park Lane, London, W1.

For further information contact David Graham on 01494 714388

Credit Card Hotline: 01992 451332

RECENT EVENTS

LUNCH WITH VICKI MICHELLE & FRIENDS
April 27th, 2008 @ 1pm
Grosvenor House Hotel
Tickets are Ł65

Event hosted by Roger Kitter

Guests to include: Ray Winstone, Jeremy Lloyd, Kim Hartman, Sue Hodge, Richard Gibson, John D. Collins, Sam Kelly, Arthur Bostrom, Roger Kitter, Nicholas Frankau and Robin Parkinson.

Credit Card Hotline: 01992 451332

LUNCH WITH ROBIN GIBB CBE & FRIENDS
March 30th, 2008 @ 1pm
Grosvenor House Hotel
VIEW PHOTOS FROM THIS EVENT»

JOHN INMAN
PLAQUE UNVEILING & LUNCH
February 10th, 2008 @ 1pm
The plaque unveiling will take place at John's home in Maida Vale, 4 Roberts Close. Entrance to the Close is strictly by invitation only. Lunch will take place at the Marriott, Regents Park.

Confirmed guests included: June Whitfield CBE, Vicki Michelle, Philip Madoc, Derek Shepherd, Bella Emberg, Joe Goodman, Anna Krantz, Pamela Cundell, Andrew Linford, David Croft OBE, Robin Gibb CBE, Rick Wakeman, Jean Fergusson, Burt Kwouk, Frank Carson, Sue Upton, Linda Baron and many more...

Plaque will be unveiled by Wendy Richard. We would like to thank Michael White for his for his generous sponsorship of the John Inman plaque.

Blue plaque dedication and lunch in honour of John Lyall. Sunday 20th January 2008, West Ham United, Boleyn Ground, London E13. VIEW PRESS / PHOTOS FROM THIS EVENT»

Lunch with Les Reed OBE and friends. Sunday 21st October 2007, Grosvenor House.

Annual Christmas Dinner with special guest Herbert Lom and friends. Saturday 17th November, Marriott Hotel, Regents Park.

Sunday Lunch with Laila Morse and friends - 23rd September Ballroom, Grosvenor House.

Guests included: Laila Morse, Wendy Richard, Dave Spinx, Perry Fenwick, Emma Barton, Joel Beckett, Rick Wakeman, Philip Madoc, Bella Emberg, Steve Collins, Sue Upton, Vicki Michelle, Burt Kwouk, Jean Fergusson, Juliette Kaplan

THE HERITAGE FOUNDATION
Registered Charity: 3998992

Tickets to all events are available by calling David Graham on 01494 714388

LATEST NEWS

AIRMEN KILLED OVER GERMANY
DESERVE MEMORIAL

Follow the link to read article and watch interviews with David Graham and Robin Gibb CBE.

The accounts for our trust; The Arts and Entertainment Charitable Trust for the year ending 30, April 2007 have just been audited and we are very pleased to announce the total donations have amounted to Ł84,991.

All of us at the Heritage Foundation would like to thank all of those out there whom have helped and supported us during the year without whom this would not have been possible.
David Graham

It is with much sadness that I have to announce that Ian Freeman has had to relinquish his post as a director and trustee of The Heritage Foundation and our charitable trust - Ian has devoted a great deal of time and expertise for our organisation over the last 10 years. Ian is going onto new ventures where he will have to dedicate most of his time and all of us at THF would like to thank Ian and wish him well for the future.

We are pleased to welcome Ian Stokes who has now joined us as both a new company secretary and director of the THF and The Arts and Entertainment Charitable Trust.

LORD DELFONT

The Heritage Foundation recently erected a blue plaque commemorating the late Lord Bernard Delfont, outside the Prince Of Wales theatre in London, where, for many years, Lord Delfont had his office.

The plaque replaced one originally erected in 1997 but damaged during the refurbishment of the theatre. The tribute was arranged by Ian Freeman, Lord Delfont's nephew, who is managing director of The Heritage Foundation Ltd., a trustee of the Arts and Entertainment Charitable Trust and a member of the EABF's executive committee.

Ian says "I'd like to acknowledge the tremendous work undertaken on this project by my cousin David Delfont, as well as the invaluable help given to David and I by Peter Roberts of the Cameron Mackintosh organisation.

"We at The Heritage Foundation would like to share this tribute with our friends at the EABF, a charity which was so dear to Bernie and to which he devoted so much time and effort."