Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!
A 'Secret Millionaire' comes to Haringey.
Channel 4, Sunday 22 March, 9pm
Just saw a clip advertising the episode above and lo and behold I recognised a family on there. Wonder if he and his children do benefit. Hope so! Find out on Sunday.
Here's the listing blurb;
This episode's Secret Millionaire is 57-year-old Kevin Morley from Oxford, the Former MD of Rover, once responsible for a turnover of 3.2billion pounds. Currently Kevin is an entrepreneur, with a string of projects including a five-star resort in the Caribbean.
Kevin looks for work as a volunteer among community projects in Haringey, North London. Recently pushed to the forefront of people's minds by the Baby P case, Haringey suffers from poor housing and overcrowding problems.
After ten days living in a small rented flat above a mini cab rank on the Northumberland Park Estate in Haringey, Kevin must decide how he can best give back to the community. It's not an easy decision, as he'll be giving away nearly a quarter of a million pounds, enough to make a huge impact on someone's life.
A 1/4 of a million is a sizeable amount as far as these programmes go. But then I guess Mr Morley had a fair amount of choice for his cash.
Just saw a clip advertising the episode above and lo and behold I recognised a family on there. Wonder if he and his children do benefit. Hope so! Find out on Sunday.
Here's the listing blurb;
This episode's Secret Millionaire is 57-year-old Kevin Morley from Oxford, the Former MD of Rover, once responsible for a turnover of 3.2billion pounds. Currently Kevin is an entrepreneur, with a string of projects including a five-star resort in the Caribbean.
Kevin looks for work as a volunteer among community projects in Haringey, North London. Recently pushed to the forefront of people's minds by the Baby P case, Haringey suffers from poor housing and overcrowding problems.
After ten days living in a small rented flat above a mini cab rank on the Northumberland Park Estate in Haringey, Kevin must decide how he can best give back to the community. It's not an easy decision, as he'll be giving away nearly a quarter of a million pounds, enough to make a huge impact on someone's life.
A 1/4 of a million is a sizeable amount as far as these programmes go. But then I guess Mr Morley had a fair amount of choice for his cash.
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