Actor Robert Glenister reads for our Lockdown Listens series

Robert Glenister is the third of our Link Age Southwark Ambassadors to feature in our series Lockdown Listens.

Robert kindly agreed to record himself at home reading the Wordsworth poem 'Composed upon Westminster Bridge'.

Link Age Southwark is very fortunate to have some great support from its Ambassadors and we have been working with them to produce Lockdown Listens – a series of readings where our actor Ambassadors read a short story or poem. We hope these will be a boost to morale during the lockdown!

About Robert Glenister

Robert Glenister is an actor who you might recognise from one of his many acclaimed roles in film and television, including Ash Morgan in Hustle and the home secretary in Spooks.

He recently appeared on the ITV series Isolation Stories which features stories about life under lockdown. Robert has been an Ambassador for Link Age Southwark since 2018.

Other Lockdown Listens

Check out our previous Lockdown Listens from some of our other Link Age Southwark Ambassadors.

Listen to comedian and novelist Jenny Eclair read her story Valerie Lashes Out

Listen to the Crown actor Pip Torrens read The Quest by Saki

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Sponsored Strollathon 2023

Come and join us at our inaugural fundraising walk - Link Age Southwark's Sponsored Strollathon - on Sunday 10th September 2023. Taking place in the beautiful surroundings of Dulwich Park, this will be a fun, family-friendly walking challenge, offering a range of distances to accommodate everyone.
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I've always worked in the NHS, mostly in paediatrics, and when I retired I wanted to do something equally rewarding but different so when I found that Link Age Southwark (Dulwich Helpline as it was then) was looking for befrienders for the elderly I thought this sounded exactly what I was looking for. Read more