The screening of A Streetcat Named Bob will be followed with a special Q&A session with Jad Adams, the long-time Nightwatch chair.
A Streetcat Named Bob is the true story of busker James Bowen, who was a recovering drug addict living in sheltered accommodation when he encountered an injured cat and immediately formed a bond.
His story became a million-selling book and this award-winning film.
Busy charity work: Nightwatch chair Jad Adams
Tickets for the screening are £15, with all proceeds going to Nightwatch Croydon.
Jad Adams has volunteered with Nightwatch since 1979 and has been chair since 1992.
In tht time, Adams has helped the charity through the credit crunch, the 2011 riots, covid and the cost of living crisis.
Nightwatch has 150 volunteers with different teams going out every night of the year to help homeless and otherwise vulnerable people in Croydon.
- To book tickets for A Streetcat Named Bob and the Nightwatch Q&A, click here
- Find out more about the work of Croydon Nightwatch, and how to donate or volunteer, visit their website www.croydonnightwatch.org.uk
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