Description: 00:00 - top shot over new buildings in Elephant and Castle, south London and caption about film.

00:13 - Caption - In conversation with Olu Alake, Chief Executive Officer, The Africa Centre - London. Mid shot Alake (seated in colourful jacket) in venue (lots of background noise/talking) talks about how the borough has changed in the last 60 years and embraces many more cultures including the African community who have made Southwark and places like Peckham their second home. Alake refers to the history of Southwark and the presences of African people through the centuries who have helped shaped its identity and believes the borough should continue to be an exemplar borough within political representation, grassroots activity and investment in people.

03:51 - Credits - with thanks to The Africa Centre

03:55 Caption - In conversation with Daniel Loftus (He/Him) General Manager, The London LGBTQ+ Community Centre. Mid shot Daniel (seated, black t-shirt) talks about the strong connection between the LGBTQ+ community and Southwark's arts and culture scene. Daniel also recognises despite the loss of many venues, there has been a growth of more queer community spaces and encourages young people to get out and meet people across different communities.

05:30 credits - with thanks to London LGBTQ+ Community Centre.