Many thanks for your article on the calls from King s Cross residents for English Heritage to honour Kenneth Williams with a celebratory blue plaque (Stop messing about and get a plaque for Kenneth, H&H May 15). As you rightly say in the article, Kenneth
Many thanks for your article on the calls from King's Cross residents for English Heritage to honour Kenneth Williams with a celebratory blue plaque (Stop messing about and get a plaque for Kenneth, H&H May 15).
As you rightly say in the article, Kenneth Williams (pictured left) spent many years of his life living in the King's Cross area in Judd Street and Marchmont Street.
With such strong links to the community we hope that English Heritage will recognise one of Britain's finest comedy actors with a blue plaque in the coming months.
If anyone is interested in supporting our campaign, they could help by writing to Dr Simon Thurley, Chief Executive, English Heritage, 1 Waterhouse Square, 138 - 142 Holborn, London, EC1N 2ST.
Cllr Jonathan Simpson
(Labour) King's Cross ward
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