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1. thescriptlab.com › uploads › scriptsN O T T I N G H I L L - The Script Lab

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   n there ever chan. . Ten seconds pass. Honey rushes in. Spike, still feeling in disgrace, comes in with her but l. n the. rway. HONEY Have we. something for you. Something which will make you love me so much you'll want to hug me every single day fo. st of m. fe. WILLIAM. Wha.

2. theoaklondon.comThe Oak W2 | Wood-fired pizzas and mediterranean classics in ...

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   The Oak W2 | Wood-fired pizzas and mediterranean classics in London's Notting Hill. Book Now. As a reminder, we only take card payments and cannot take cash. A Notting Hill Icon. Set on the cusp of Notting Hill on Westbourne Park Road, The Oak continues to impress regulars and first-timers alike.

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3. qualifications.pearson.com › content › damGCSE History Migration – final Topic booklet

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   Edexcel GCSE History (9–1) Migrants in Britain, c800-present (Pearson, 2021) Simple, inclusive and inspiring student book covering the key knowledge for this Edexcel topic, plus exam advice and sample answers.

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   Which of the following are useful sources for a historian studying Notting Hill in the 1960s?

5. theoakrestaurants.comThe Oak Restaurants – London restaurant group – The Oak W2 ...

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   The Oak Restaurants is the small and elegantly designed restaurant group established over the last 20+ years. Iconic flagship, The Oak W2, pioneered Mediterranean cuisine and super-authentic pizzas in Notting Hill two decades ago.

6. www.scribd.com › document › 495701052Notting Hill: Activity Worksheets | PDF - Scribd

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   This document contains comprehension questions and activities about the novel Notting Hill. It includes multiple choice and short answer questions about characters, events and plot details from chapters 1-10 of the book.

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   Why is Notting Hill important?

   • As Notting Hill became more popular as part of the ‘swinging London’ scene, it was widely photographed and surviving photographs are useful for investigating the built environment, including the housing and the cafes and restaurants that were opened by migrants, as well as events such as the Notting Hill Riots.

   GCSE History Migration – final Topic booklet - Pearson qualifications

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   What does Spike say in Notting Hill?

   • in Notting Hill.' And then you go out in your amn u ar. SP KE (dropping in)I went out in my underwe oo. WILLIAM Get out, Spike. (he I'm sorry. ANNA This is such a mess. I come to you to protect myself against more crappy gossip and now I'm landed in t all over again. For God's sake, I' a boy

   N O T T I N G H I L L - The Script Lab

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   Why did people move to Notting Hill?

   • Notting Hill was an unpopular and war-damaged area of London following the Second World War. The availability of cheap housing and connections to existing migrants led to increased movement to the area during the Windrush migration.

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   How did Notting Hill become a centre for Migration?

   • In the linked historic environment, students learn about the locality of Notting Hill after the Second World War, showing how it became a centre for migration from the Caribbean, and about the influence of migrants in the development of the area, as well as the wider impact of events and activism that occurred in the region.

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   What's on the first floor at the Oak?

   • Ground floor is a relaxed restaurant space, wood fired pizza oven and beautifully tiled bar. On the first floor you’ll find Upstairs at The Oak, our fabulous cocktail lounge. Our menus reflect a love of honest, wholesome food & flavours with simplicity in presentation. Available for private hire.

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   Does Anna read the dates carved into the wood?

   • arved into the wood. She doesn't read the dates, carved below -- 'June We erby, 1917 - 1992.' She is s choc by it. ANNA Some people do spend their wh e liv together. He nods. They are standing on either side of the bench,

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8. www.boschwartz.dk › pdf › nottinghillNotting Hill - BOSCHWARTZ.DK

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   Summary. This popular romantic comedy tells the story of William Thacker, an unsuccessful London bookseller, and Anna Scott, the most popular actress in the world. Chapter 1: Their story begins when Anna comes into William’s bookshop, and the two exchange a few pleasant words as she buys a book.