Community Get-Together Brings South East London Together at Keston Village Hall
The South East Bangladeshi Association successfully organised a vibrant community get-together at Keston Village Hall, welcoming over 150 attendees from across South East London. The event celebrated community spirit, culture, and togetherness in a warm and inclusive atmosphere.
The programme was hosted by Hasan Mahmud and supervised by Mohammed Mamun, opening with a welcome address from President Moynul Islam and a recitation from the Holy Qur’an by Master Uzair. Families and community members enjoyed a range of engaging activities throughout the day.
Children participated enthusiastically in drawing and Qira’at competitions, while ladies took part in a lively musical chairs competition, with prizes awarded to the winners—bringing joy and laughter to all.
During the event, the Association proudly introduced its new committee, led by:
•Moynul Islam – President
•Hasan Mahmud – Vice President
•Mohammed Mamun – Secretary
•Tarek Aziz – Assistant Secretary
•Hussain Miah – Treasurer
•Jia Rahman – Organising Secretary
The cultural segment featured memorable performances, including the Bangladesh National Anthem by close-up artist Rana Khan, followed by captivating songs from rising talent Durba Deb, whose heartfelt performances were warmly received by the audience.
The Association extended special thanks to its dedicated volunteers — Mahmud Jnr, Kabir Miah, Anar Miah, Shahadoth Sayem, Rahin, Tanvir, Tahmid, Shaon, Rashed, and Iftekhar, as well as the women’s volunteer team led by Farzana — for their invaluable support in making the event a success.
Gratitude was also expressed to the event sponsors: Khazana, Curry Mahal, Lebanese Flame, Master Craft Maintenance, Swanley Foot Clinic, Khan Barbers, Smart Move Education Group, Mohammad Shah & Co. LLP, and Star of India.
Concluding the event, President Moynul Islam thanked everyone for their continued love, participation, and support, reaffirming the Association’s commitment to strengthening community bonds and promoting cultural unity
