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Has the New Urban Outfitters in Kingston Outpriced Its Market?
The opening of a new Urban Outfitters outlet in Kingston Upon Thames on the 9th October was the talk of the town for teens tired of trekking into central London to scratch their shopping itch – but will the comparatively upmarket clothing chain survive
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Garson Farm ‘Pumpkin Parade’ is Back!
The ‘Pumpkin Parade’ at Garson Farm in Esher, which is running this October, offers affordable and festive family fun to anyone eager to experience an autumnal adventure, then stagger home under a ten-kilo fruit. Visitors pick up wheelbarrows at
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An interview with a Headteacher - Mr Walton
Mr Walton, the headteacher of Chauncy school assumed the role this academic year. I was able to catch up with Mr Walton in his office in late October. He joined the school as Head of Geography in 1999 and in the past 25 years he has seen the school
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Cricket’s rapid rise – how and why you should love the game
Cricket is loved by millions worldwide. Here is its success, the experience and emotions felt by fans unpacked. From a gentleman’s game to the second most loved sport in the world, with an estimated fan base of 2.5 billion viewers, cricket has
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Honey I'm Home: A spectacle of delicious baked goods!
Could eating sweet treats count as a hobby? Or looking into a shop’s window because the pastries look unbelievably scrumptious. You may be wondering. Where are these delectable treats? Can I try them? Of course! Take a step into the breathtaking bakery
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Talk of the season: Pret vs Leon subscription - which one calls?
Talk of the season: Pret vs Leon subscription - which one calls? There has been a significant ongoing debate as to which of two rivals, ‘Pret a Manger’ and ‘Leon’, have the better drink subscription. It is universal knowledge that an adequate
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Can Learning an Instrument be Pivotal for Personal Growth?
Society is constantly surrounded by music, whether it be on our phones, the television, or simply, by playing an instrument. Music is a universal language, where humans can express their feelings, their inner music, through notes that are plucked
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Kanteen: Forgotten Flavours Brought Back To Life
Whether it is to satisfy a craving, or experience Indian cuisine for the first time, Kanteen is the place for you. Despite the countless cuisines across the globe, Indian cuisine stands out especially, due to its dozens of subcategories within
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Was Greggs the secret to winning Enfield Youth Council Elections?
In an interview with Prior Enfield Youth Council leader, Isabelle Stones, she announced her secret to succeeding in council. She expressed the youth's hunger for change (and literal food), winning her election after she won the hearts of her fellow
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Ware Library: Turning the page into a new era
After months of waiting, Ware Library has just opened its doors at its new site on Ware High Street, right in the centre of town. It reopened on Monday the 14th October, relocating from its previous site opposite St Mary’s Church. The library
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"Godspeed You! Black Emperor" Live at the Troxy: An immersive concert experience
Sunday the 29th of September, 2024. “Godspeed You! Black Emperor” take the stage at the Troxy in East London. The band, known for their long, stirring, instrumental pieces (the longest of which having a 29-minute runtime) managed to sell out their
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Sleeping in the trees
At the end of September, members of Poindextor explorer scout group took part in ‘Sky Camp’, a competition where they had to build, sleep and cook food on a platform constructed in the trees. Taking place in the woods at Paccar Scout Camp, the
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Mazury Celebrates 75 Years
On Saturday 15 June 2024, the Polish Mazury Dance Company celebrated its 75th anniversary at New Wimbledon Theatre. The show consisted of traditional Polish Folk dances and songs within the story The Wreath of Kindness, which explored themes of
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Punctuality pays - Don't be late to school!
Imagine this scenario. You have been transported back in time to Year 10, and you are still on the bus in the morning, stuck in a multicoloured sea of traffic. The waves do not seem to hit the shore – the only thing that seems to be hit is
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Abandoned and overpopulated cats: How rescues are coping
Over the last few years, cat shelters and rescues nationwide have been massively overwhelmed, with many cats who come into care having not been microchipped or neutered. Considering these issues, I recently had the chance to speak to June, who
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61 Years of Reigate School of Ballet & Commercial Dance: A Fantastic Celebration
To celebrate 61 years of Reigate School of Ballet & Commercial Dance (or RSB as the students & staff refer to it), the students and staff prepared, rehearsed, and performed a series of spectacular shows on Saturday 12th & Sunday 13th of October.
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Japan Matsuri - a Cheerful Celebration of All Things Japanese
The well-loved Japanese festival returns for its eleventh year running to provide a heartwarming display of cultural pride. Imagine a beating heart of Japanese culture, music and food in the centre of London, a rich tapestry of thousands of years
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The Beauty of Richmond Park
Out of all the Royal Parks in London, Richmond Park is the largest, making it one of the most important Sites of Special Scientific Interest. This National Nature Reserve contains a variety of life; from deer to wild shrubs, fungi and small creatures
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Belle: The movie's exploration of love, law and liberty
Loosely based on a painting and the stories of 18th century Britain, Belle was released in 2013. The movie explored some aspects of the life of Dido Elizabeth Belle, a mixed-race British gentlewomen but also shone light upon legal cases like, the Zong