28.10.2025

AHLU featured on London TV’s 'Local Heroes'

Rose Aidin interviewed for London TV

Thank you to Cait Medearis for creating such a compelling account of the AHLU story for 'Local Heroes' on London TV, Sky and Virgin Media and for interviewing our founder and CEO Rose Aidin MBE. We are grateful also to Chocolate Films for the excellent footage of our students and courses in action and to eOffice, where we are based, for giving space for the shoot. You can watch the full feature on YouTube

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AHLU featured on London TV’s 'Local Heroes'

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