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Two "Spongebob Squarepants" collab meals open in Camden Lock; Which is Superior?
The Spongebob Squarepants “Krabby Patty Kollab” meal hit UK shores on October 8th at a total of 9 separate locations. The meal consists of a recreation of the renowned “Krabby Patty” burger from the show, with an accompanying side. What’s
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St Augustine's Choir - Barkingside: Twenty Years On
Have you heard of the St Augustine’s Church choir? Because in twenty years these church musicians have established themselves as a local choir in Barkingside, going on tour to Exeter, Liverpool, Edinburgh and even Belgium! But what is really
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What Is Mindfulness And How Does It Work?
Most of us probably already know that mindfulness is good for our mental health but what you might not know is what exactly is it and how does it work? To answer this question, we speak to Mrs Drayson who is running the Mindfulness club at Parmiters
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Inside Cats Protection: Rescuing Cats and Finding Homes
Cats Protection: Leading the Way in Cat Rescue and Care Cats Protection is a charity that aims to protect stray cats, home unwanted cats and provide better welfare for cats. Fortunately, I had the chance to meet and interview store manager
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Churches for Horley Foodbank: Join the fight against food poverty
Churches for Horley Foodbank is based in Horley Methodist church and run by around 30 volunteers, involved in administration, distributing food parcels and serving refreshments during opening hours. The foodbank relies entirely on donations of
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Tiffin Girls’ School Rallies for Pink Week: Fashion, Fun, and Fundraising
Last week, The Tiffin Girls’ School went all out for Pink Week, with Year 11 students leading the charge in raising money for breast cancer. From bake sales to a buzzing photo booth, the school was packed with fundraising events aimed at making
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Wicked at the Apollo Victoria: A Spellbinding Theatrical Masterpiece
Wicked at the Apollo Victoria Theatre is an absolutely breathtaking experience. From the moment the performance begins, audiences are transported into a world of stunning sets, costumes, and impressive lighting. The theatre itself, though large
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A Raisin in the Sun: the play that changed theatre forever comes to Hammersmith
A Raisin in the Sun was the first play by a woman of colour to be shown in a theatre, and it is now playing in the Lyric theatre in Hammersmith until 2nd November. It was written by Lorraine Hansberry, who was the youngest as well as first black playwright