Mapping North Deptford

Mapping North Deptford is an oral history and community storytelling project hoping to capture the lived experiences and local history that defines Evelyn, Deptford. Our first series is part of the 'What a Palava!' anniversary celebrations running this year at the Pepys Community Hub, marking the 60th anniversary of the Pepys Estate. By centering the voices of the people who live, work, and organize on and around the estate, the podcast will serve as both a celebration of the estate’s milestone anniversary and an archive of its community resilience. We want to archive these voices so that 10, 20 - 100 years from now, whoever is living and working in Evelyn can listen back and know who was here before them, what history surrounds them and what this community was up against in 2026. Opening on the 18th of July 2026 with a special event, and running until the 18th of November 2026, as a participatory exhibition including photography, artwork, music and many more contributions from current and former residents. Pepys Community Hub asks what it means to document and remember this place today. Reflecting on the past, present and future, we will examine the changes, struggles, achievements and transformations that have defined the area and its people. For more details click here. ( https://www.pepyscommunityhub.org/ )

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  The “What a Palava” Interviews: Sönke Prigge

  Aug 11, 202642 minS1

  <p>"There's various lost sounds in the world that you don't hear anymore... sounds that generations of people in the area grew up with, and we really took those sounds for granted." — Sönke Prigge</p><p>In this episode of Mapping North Deptford, recorded on July 14, 2026 in the basement of the Pepys Community Hub (aka the Longshore Room), Alice sits down with resident and musician Sönke Prigge.</p><p>Sönke has been a Senior Lecturer and Programme Leader in Music Performance & Production at the University of East London (UEL) since 2015. He has lived on the Pepys Estate since...

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  The “What a Palava” Interviews: Ken Thomas

  Jul 10, 202643 minS1

  <p>"Knowledge is power and power is knowledge." — Ken Thomas</p><p>In this episode I sit down with Sociologist and CEO of the Pepys Community Hub, Ken Thomas. We talk about his dual heritage as a descendant of the Windrush generation, his experiences working in London’s night shelters, and how his lived experiences fuel his fierce advocacy today. We get into the weeds of local activism, including his fight for the residents of Scott House, and we also discuss his vital scrutiny work holding the Met Police accountable on stop-and-search practices across London.</p><p>Mapping North Deptford is a...

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