Squadease aids Help for Heroes

Chris Hipkiss, creator & owner of Polease & Squadease (himself once in the Royal Air Force) was an invited guest at the Manchester premier of the new film "Broken Britain", held in aid of Help for Heroes charity.

The premier was held at the Lowery centre in the heart of the Media Hub, with invited guests including the Mayor & Mayoress of Salford, representatives of the Northwest film agency and serving members of HM Armed Forces.

Polease - the Midlands based Uniformed Supporting Artiste and Specialist Actors Agency and its Military arm, Squadease, supplied the uniforms used in filming "Broken Britain".

Squadease involvement was not limited to supplying the uniforms - it also supplied the beer! Squadease associate Barry Philips, owner of micro brewery Barry's Beer Company had produced a special brew  - which was appreciated by those attending, with all profits donated to Help For Heroes.

"Broken Britain" is the latest film by Mark Ashmore (Asha-Media) and it examines the attitude to Soldiers in the UK.

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