Elstree Screen Heritage and Elstree Town Council have created a walk of fame to celebrate the film and television heritage in Elstree and Borehamwood.

This First Impressions Project marks the official completion of Stage One of this community-based initiative celebrating their unique local heritage as a Centre of film and television productions over the decades

Reg Varney's star in the walk of fame is to the right as you come out the train station near the bus stops. DING DING!'

You get some strange folk ON THE BUSES 

with thanks to Dean Sullivan for these 3 photos

Dean his wife and BARBARA WINDSOR  

Dean is a great supporter of the fan club and supplies buses for our ON THE BUSES events  

BARBARA WINDSOR

ON THE BUSES

Thanks to Robert Hickey (right ) for sending the following photos

Rob is seen here with 'Aitch' Harry Fielder Film and TV actor/extra

Two of Deans buses at the film and TV Studios

The invited guest at the start of the trail close to

Barbara's Plaque and Reg Varneys Star of Fame.

Reg's star is in the pavement  close to the bus stop!

The special guests as well as Barbara Windsor,

were Philip Madoc,Burt Kwouk, John Hough, Ken Baker and Harry Fielder

 At first I thought it was Blakey in the bus shelter,

turns out its Darth Vader

More great photos sent by Robert Hickey.

Robert Hickey with Barbara Windsor

outside Elstree Film and TV Studios 

For almost 100 years, Elstree and Borehamwood have played unique roles in British Heritage as a leading centre for film activity. And now, thanks to an injection of funding from Vibrant Towns Shopping Centre Improvement Fund major plans are being put in to action to celebrate the rich film and television history.

To read more click on links below .

Borehamwood Times newspaper item