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Home    Sitemap    Help    Media Library    Find a Partner   Select a Partner 1st Framework Aaina Women's Group Academy at Peckham Afrikan Quest Albion Primary School Alfred Salter PS Archbishop Michael Ramsey Arts & Media Project Bede House Bellenden Residents' Group Bethlehem Castle Arts Charles Edward Brooke Girls School Charterhouse Community TV Trust Cooltan Arts Corsica Arts Club E.Dulwich Community Cntr English Martyrs RC School Farassa Freewheelers Theatre Company Gloucester Primary Sch Goodrich Primary Sch Goose Green Primary Sch Habitat for Humanity Harris Academy Bermondsey ICE - Sydney InSpire Kickstart YIP Langbourne Primary Sch Livesey Museum Mothers Against Guns NEON Peckham Space Pioneer African Caribbean Over 50s Group Prendergast Vale TV Rockingham Somali Support Group RYE MUMMERS se5forum for Camberwell Sierra Leone Community Forum South East London Film Collective SL & Maudsley NHS Trust Southwark College Southwark Hindu Centre SPAG Southwark Pensioners Cntr Refugee Artists Network SSEMTA Southwark YP Magazine Southwark.TV Archive Spirit Arts Academy Steam Control Stepforward Storymakers Syndicate The Sassoon Gallery Topwheel.TV Tribute Trust Uni4U Volunteer Centre Southwark Willowbank PRU Yangon YMCA Young Parents Project Youth Animation Media "Southwark.TV" is a Borough-wide open-access community media service created by Community TV Trust. It was initially funded by Southwark Council through the Education Department. It offers free webspace and support to local groups, schools and community organisations. Local media can link to local life, and the actual life of an individual, in a way that mainstream media cannot. Therein lies its power. HOW IT BEGAN "Southwark.TV" launched on 3rd February 2003 with the Pilot Phase in which nine organisations took part from across Southwark. They were drawn from schools, colleges and community groups. Chris Haydon, Director of Community TV Trust, produced a Review and the anticipated re-launch in Autumn 2003 happened much sooner, in mid-May. Funding from Southwark Council and the Learning & Skills Council ran through to July 2004. "Southwark.TV" lives now on project work, on volunteer support, and sometimes on thin air. New partners joined the project on a regular basis - we now have over 50 schools and community groups contributing to "Southwark.TV". All are welcome to apply. There is also room for individual filmmakers too. Two have joined and there are currently others applying. We upload examples of their work onto this website where they are carried in the Community TV Trust section. INTERESTED ? Visit the Community TV Trust website ... or for further information, please contact Chris Haydon at Community TV Trust 10 Denman Road Peckham London SE15 5NP tel. 020 7701 0878 mob. 07970 970 715 or email Chris Haydon 2010 June - first screening for films produced under the London Young Voices banner, CTVT's 3-year project promoting young people and their filmmaking in a positive media venture concluding in July 2012 July - Preview Screening of our "MOSQUE" DVD at New Peckham Mosque July - Chris Haydon in Tehran for conference on Multiculturalism October - Film screening at South London Gallery November - Launch of "MOSQUE" DVD project at Tate Modern ... 2011 January - screening of "MOSQUE" DVD at South London Gallery January/February/March - Media training in partnership with two Southwark schools, Refugee Youth, and South London Gallery June - "Peckham Travellers" DVD project launch at Tate Modern September - start of TV Production training at new school in Lewisham, Prendergast Vale College ... 2012 January - TV Production continues in Lewisham school January to June - filming for latest educational DVD on Gangs, Violence and Shame featuring the work of Jonathan Asser July- discussions with Element TV lead to partnership with Made Television bidding for the licence to run local TV in London August - screenings at Bold Tendencies in Peckham celebrating London Young Voices, the MOSQUE project, collaborations with local art galleries, and the Shame/Violence documentary October - screening at Borough Road Gallery/LSBU of films produced by students at St Saviour's & St Olave's School in a project run by CTVT