Barbara Windsor

By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 8:48 PM on 10th September 2010 Tearful Peggy Mitchell walked out of Albert Square for the final time tonight – after turning down the pleas of her crack addict son Phil to stay. The pub landlady quit Walford – ending Barbara Windsor’s 16-year stint on BBC1′s EastEnders – with emotional goodbyes to her precious family. She cast one last look at the blackened shell of the fire-ravaged Queen Vic before walking out of the Square for good to...Read Full Story

By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 12:33 AM on 9th September 2010 This is the moment EastEnders stalwart Peggy Mitchell wails with horror as she sees her beloved Queen Vic – and the memories of a decade and a half in Albert Square – go up in flames. The landlady, played by Barbara Windsor, watches as her beloved pub is engulfed in flames, marking the end of 16 years of brawls, bust-ups and barbed comments during her tenure on the show. The inferno begins after her crack addict...Read Full Story

By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 7:47 AM on 9th September 2010 This is the moment EastEnders stalwart Peggy Mitchell wails with horror as she sees her beloved Queen Vic – and the memories of a decade and a half in Albert Square – go up in flames. The landlady, played by Barbara Windsor, watches as her beloved pub is engulfed in flames, marking the end of 16 years of brawls, bust-ups and barbed comments during her tenure on the show. The inferno begins after her crack addict...Read Full Story

By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 1:03 PM on 17th July 2010 EastEnders’ actors bade an emotional farewell to the show’s biggest legend after Barbara Windsor said goodbye to Albert Square last night. The star, 72, who began playing Queen Vic landlady Peggy Mitchell 16 years ago, brought tears to her fellow cast members’ eyes as she filmed her final scenes. Afterwards, she was pictured hugging screen family Roxie (Rita Simons), Glenda (Glynnis Barber) and Ronnie (Sam Womack...Read Full Story

The W1W Tree Planting Initiative’s aim is to line the main streets of Eastern Marylebone with trees.  The idea for this local tree planting project originated in the very heart of the community – residents and businesses – then joined by Westminster Tree Trust – a registered charity run entirely by volunteers – and Westminster City Council , all working in partnership together. The short film below provides background on our efforts to bring trees to our neighbourhood. Our ambition is to...Read Full Story