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Two much loved entertainers - and a lesser-known film actor who enhanced some very good movies - are all local lads...

They all made careers our of treading the boards, so what would they have thought of yours?  Are your natural wooden floors in worthy condition?  If not, it’s time to eliminate those marks, scratches and that dull look with the modern solution:

Wood floor repair and restoration from

The Stamford Hill Floor Sanding Services

Here’s what we can do for you...

Give the best advice on your floor’s restoration:

whether solid boards or parquet blocks, we’ve restored hundreds of floors over the past twenty years.

Provide the complete repair and restoration service -

damaged or missing boards or blocks:

repairing and replacing with matching materials.

covered with old sealant and paint:

sanded away to smooth bare wood.

a new look to match your decor:

stained with the colour you desire.

fresh protective layer:

hard wear and beauty from natural oil, hard wax or lacquer.

minimal mess and disruption:

99% dust free sanding with our machines that collect from outside each room.

a new floor to last:

great value as we only use the highest quality floor products.

All from a reliable, family firm...

So call us today for your FREE assessment

The Stamford Hill Floor Sanding Company!

Both Bruce Forsyth and David Jason hail from Edmonton, as did the stage and film actor, Leo Genn (1903-78).

Originally qualified as a barrister, Genn found his dark good looks, presence and rich measured speaking voice an asset on stage and screen.  In the 1930s, he acted Shakespeare with the Old Vic Company and can be seen dancing with Wendy Hiller at the ball in the celebrated movie version of ‘Pygmalion’.

Although never a major star, he did appear in two of the better postwar British movies.  He was one of the three escapees in that classic prison camp tale of ingenuity - ‘The Wooden Horse’.  

And as one of the murder suspects in that entertaining comedy thriller of 1946, ‘Green for Danger’, he does nothing towards maintaining the traditional respect given to the medical profession in his amusing punch-up wth love rival, Trevor Howard.