Non-League Paper

HERO CHARLIE’S A HAWKS ANGEL

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 November 2020

Top WWII film director honoured by local club

By Matt Badcock

NAME IN LIGHTS: Director Elliott Hasler points to the plaque at Whitehawk’s Enclosed Ground
PICTURE: Janet Brown

WHITEHAWK have commemorated local WWII hero Private Charlie Standing to mark this year’s Armistice Day as an acclaimed micro-budget feature film World War II: The Long Walk Home, telling the remarkable story, rises up the charts.
The Pitching In Isthmian League Division One South East Hawks are celebrating their 75th anniversary and have unveiled a plaque at their ground.
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