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'Open Talk'
event organised by the local NHS to give
people a chance to discuss the NHS
transformation at Epping Hall (conference
room), St John's Road, Epping (10am-noon). For
more information, and to reserve a place,
email public.involvement@nhs.net
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FEBRUARY 9 |
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Ongar Art
Society meets at the Church Rooms, Castle
Street, Ongar (8pm-10pm) for a demonstration
by Evelyn Rowlands entitled Perspective.
Visitors welcome, admission £3.50. For more
details, visit http://www.ongarartsociety.club.officelive.com |
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FEBRUARY 11 |
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Charity soup
lunch at Moreton Village Hall (11am-1pm) to
raise money for Spinal Research. Hot soup and
rolls will be served from 11.30am. There will
also be a bring and buy stall and raffle.
Unwanted goods can be given. For more details,
ring Pam Moulds on 01277 890333 or Christine
Davis on 01277 890283. |
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FEBRUARY 11 |
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Valentines
Dinner at the Swallow Churchgate Hotel, Old
Harlow. Evening includes three-course dinner
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FEBRUARY 11 |
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Help is wanted
to create a dragon garden for the resident
slow worms and common lizards of Willingale
Road nature reserve, Loughton (10am-2pm). It
is hoped that the old allotment site can be
turned into a nature reserve full of wildlife,
making it an interesting place for people to
visit. The minimum age is 11 and all under-16s
must be accompanied by an adult. No experience
is needed, all the tools, tea, coffee and
biscuits will be supplied. Volunteers should
meet at the gates off Willingale Road, beside
Debden Park High School, grid reference TQ
44515 97117. For more details, ring Loughton
Town Council on 020 8508 4200. |
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FEBRUARY 11 to SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 19 |
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Half Term
Horrors at Secret Island - Royal Gunpowder
Mills, Beaulieu Drive, Waltham Abbey (10am-5pm
- last entry 3.30pm). The venue is open every
day during the February half-term week with
'Half Term Horrors'. In addition to the usual
exhibits and attractions, Professor Nitrate
will be exploring some of the yuckier
experiments from the history of science in his
Mad Lab. There is also children's activities,
face painting and more. For more information,
visit www.royalgunpowdermills.com
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FEBRUARY 11 |
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Music for
Lunch at the Abbey Church, Waltham Abbey
(12.30pm) with violinist Luis Rolden Osuna, in
association with Trinity Laban Conservatoire
of Music and Dance. Admission free. Retiring
collection. Refreshments. For more details,
ring the Parish Office on 01992 767897. |
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FEBRUARY 13 |
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West Essex
Flower Club meets at Thornwood Village Hall,
Weald Hall Lane, Thornwood (1.45pm) for a
demonstration entitled Pairs by Shirley
Perkins. All welcome. Visitors £4, payable on
the door. |
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FEBRUARY 14 |
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Ongar Town
Council youth forum meeting at the town
council offices, Bansons Way, Ongar (2.30pm).
Anyone wanting to get involved with the youth
forum project should contact clerk Aimi
Middlehurst or deputy clerk Judith Cook on
01277 365348 or email clerk@ongartowncouncil.gov.uk |
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FEBRUARY 15 and THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16 |
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Children's
Half Term Forest Safaris at the Epping Forest
Field Centre, High Beach. Two sessions per day
10am-noon and 2pm-4pm. Cost £6 per child per
session. |
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FEBRUARY 15 to FRIDAY, MARCH 30 |
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Limes Farm
Festival of Healthy Living celebrating food,
fitness and healthy living. All activities are
at the Limes Centre in Chigwell. Many of the
sessions are free, others have a small charge.
Check brochures for details. The six-week
programme includes boxfit, a dads and lads
football match, The Only Way Is boot camp and
a nutritious and delicious cookery workshop
all aimed at bringing fun and inspiration to
Epping Forest residents. The festival also
includes a screening of the animated family
comedy film 'Ratatouille'. |
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FEBRUARY 16 |
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Half-term
event at Epping Library, St John's Road,
Epping (2.30pm-3.30pm) for children aged four
to ten years. Penguins and Polar Bears -
stories, crafts and activities. For more
details, ring the library on 01992 573504. |
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FEBRUARY 17 |
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Ongar Music
Club concert at the Budworth Hall, High
Street, Ongar (8pm) with Matthew Lewis
(trombone) and Jennifer Hughes (piano).
Matthew , from Ongar, the Essex Young Musician
of the Year 2011, returns for his winner's
recital. His programme will include Giordani's
delightful Caro Mio Ben and other showpieces
for the trombone. Admission £10. |
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FEBRUARY 18 |
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Lent Activity
Day on a Greek theme at the Church of the Holy
Innocents, Church Lane, High Beech
(11.30am-3pm). Activities for children include
Make a mask, make a honeycomb decoration, make
a book mark, colour in a Bible story
decoration, make an urn, make a laurel thank
you wreath, make a mosaic - £1 each or £5
for all. There will also be an opportunity to
make a High Beach Sports Mascot and to batik a
t-shirt. Lunch options will be soup and a roll
£1; moussaka or vegetarian option with salad
£3, pancakes £1 each. There will also be a
homemade cake stall. |
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FEBRUARY 18 |
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Woodford
Musical Circle concert. A variety of classical
music to be performed by The Churchfield
Singers, Jane Hawkes (musical director),
Heather Cook (recorder) with David Cook
(accompanist) at James's United Reformed
Church, Palmerston Road, Buckhurst Hill
(7.30pm). Admission £2 or annual membership
for four concerts £5 (children or full-time
students half price). For more details, ring
020 8527 7053 or 020 8505 7089. |
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FEBRUARY 18 |
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Music for
Lunch at the Abbey Church, Waltham Abbey
(12.30pm) in association with Trinity Laban
Conservatoire of Music and Dance. Admission
free. Retiring collection. Refreshments. For
more details, ring the Parish Office on 01992
767897. |
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FEBRUARY 23 |
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Wedding Open
Evening at the Swallow Churchgate Hotel, Old
Harlow (6pm-9pm). A chance to view the wedding
venue. Admission free. For more details, ring
the events office on 01279 770270. |
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FEBRUARY 23 |
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A free
computer course for beginners or those wanting
to improve their skills is being held at
Epping Library, St John’s Road, Epping
(2pm-4pm). How to use the computer to
communicate, to gather information, to find
out about local events, get involved in the
community, use social media and generally feel
more confident and ‘connected’. To book a
place, visit Epping Library. |
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FEBRUARY 24 |
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Herts and
Essex Architectural Society meets at Loughton
Methodist Church, High Road, Loughton (8pm)
for a talk entitled Buildings of Walthamstow
with Neil Houghton. |
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FEBRUARY 25 |
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Brass Band and
Organ concert at St John's Church, St John's
Road, Epping (7.30pm) featuring Redbridge
Brass, London's Champion Brass Band, and
organist Simon Winters. Music by Bach, Widor
and Saint Saens. Tickets, £8 (before the
concert) or £10 on the door. Ring Megan
Morgan on 01268 781268. |
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FEBRUARY 25 |
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Music for
Lunch at the Abbey Church, Waltham Abbey
(12.30pm) with Willemijn Steenbakkers (violin)
and Jonathan Musgrave (piano) in association
with the Royal College of Music.. Admission
free. Retiring collection. Refreshments. For
more details, ring the Parish Office on 01992
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FEBRUARY 26 |
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Pooches on the
Plains - Haven House Childrens' Hospice
holding a sponsored three-mile dog walk at
Chingford Plain with a doggy bag for each
pooch, pet merchandise and refreshments.
Registration fee £5 per dog (suggested
minimum sponsorship £25 per dog). To
guarantee a place, dogs should be registered
before February 17. A limited number of places
will be available on the day.. |
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FEBRUARY 28 |
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Waltham Abbey
Floral Art Society demonstration by Chris
Saunders entitled 'Anything Goes' at the Royal
British Legion Hall, Sewardstone Street,
Waltham Abbey. Doors open 7.15pm. All
arrangements made are raffled. For more
details, ring Pearl on 01992 715969. |
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MARCH 1 |
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The
English-Speaking Union has its monthly meeting
at the Murray Hall, Borders Lane, Loughton
(10.15am for 10.45am) with a talk from David
Vroobell entitled Diamonds are a Girl's Best
Friend. Admission £4, including tea/coffee.
For more details ring 01992 815840 or 01992
561470. |
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MARCH 1 |
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A free
computer course for beginners or those wanting
to improve their skills is being held at
Epping Library, St John’s Road, Epping
(2pm-4pm). How to use the computer to
communicate, to gather information, to find
out about local events, get involved in the
community, use social media and generally feel
more confident and ‘connected’. To book a
place, visit Epping Library.. |
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MARCH 2 |
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Women's World
Day of Prayer at St Germain’s Church,
Bovinger (10.30am). Malaysia, a colourful
service of prose, poetry and praise. All
welcome. For more about the service, ring
Christine Davis on 01277 890283 or Caroline
Monk on 01279 731334. |
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MARCH 3 |
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Men’s
Breakfast at the White Hart, Moreton (full
English breakfast served at 9am) followed by a
presentation ‘In Celebration of Trees’ by
Barry Kaufmann-Wright. Reservations by
February 28 to Rodney Moulds on 01277 890333;
email mouldsar@btinternet.com.
There is no charge but donations towards the
cost would be appreciated. |
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MARCH 5 |
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Buckhurst Hill
Horticultural Society talk on 'Chelsea Physic
Garden' by Christine Hodgso at St James'
Church, Palmerston Road, Buckhurst Hill
(7.30pm-9.30pm). All welcome. Admission £1,
includes refreshments. For more details, ring
020 8504 3238. |
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MARCH 9 |
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Theydon Bois
and District Friends of Cancer Research UK
quiz night at Theydon Bois Village Hall,
Coppice Row, Theydon Bois (7.30pm for prompt
8pm start). Tickets £12, include fish /
chicken and chips supper. Take your own drinks
and glasses. For tickets and more details,
ring Leslie on 01992 614008 or 07908 227476. |
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MARCH 9 |
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A free
computer course for beginners or those wanting
to improve their skills is being held at
Epping Library, St John’s Road, Epping
(2pm-4pm). How to use the computer to
communicate, to gather information, to find
out about local events, get involved in the
community, use social media and generally feel
more confident and ‘connected’. To book a
place, visit Epping Library.. |
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MARCH 10 |
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Charity magic
show with Michael James Davis at Magdalen
Laver Village Hall to raise money for Spinal
Research which is being supported by Nicola
Pearson when she takes part in next year's
London Marathon. Tickets, priced £12, include
a glass of wine on arrival, canapés and
interval refreshments. There will also be a
raffle. For tickets and more information, ring
01277 890283 or email alleluya@tiscali.co.uk |
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MARCH 10 |
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Harlow Chorus
performing their first concert of 2012 at the
Abbey Church, Waltham Abbey (8pm). The
principal works are Poulenc's exuberant Gloria
and a tuneful Te Deum by a young Bizet, for
which the choir will be joined by young
soloists from the Royal Academy of Music. The
programme will also include pieces by Durufle
and Faure and will be accompanied by Paul
Ayres (organ) and conducted by Alexander
Chaplin. Tickets - centre nave £15; sides
£12; under-16s £6 (sides) - are available
from Harlow Chorus box office by emailing tickets@harlowchorus.org.uk
or ringing 01277 362440. For credit card
bookings (no fee) visit www.harlowchorus.ticketsource.co.uk |
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MARCH 10 |
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Loughton
Festival event - City of London Walk: Forest
and Deer Sanctuary (10am-12.30pm). Meet at the
Long Running Car Park, Jack's Hill, near
Theydon Bois. Join Senior Forest Keeper Nick
Baker for a spring walk including a
fascinating insight into the management of the
Deer Sanctuary. No charge but booking is
required. No dogs allowed. For more details,
ring 020 8508 0028 or visit www.cityoflondon.gov.uk/eppingforest |
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MARCH 10 |
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Loughton
Festival event - The Loughton Youth Music
Festival at Loughton Methodist Church, High
Road, Loughton (7.30pm). Guest of Honour is
Hayley Cramer, a professional drummer who has
played with Velvet Revolver, Jane's Addiction,
Red Hot Chili Peppers and the Amy Whitehouse
band. Tickets, priced £8, available by
ringing 020 8502 3071 or from Loughton
Methodist Church. |
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MARCH 10 and SUNDAY, MARCH 11 |
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Rhythm
Workshop for beginners and experienced
musicians at Theydon Bois Community Centre,
Theydon Bois (10am-5.30pm each day). Enjoy a
weekend of fun and nurture led by two great
percussionists. Cost £120. For more details,
email trish@trishcole.co.uk
or ring 01992 613074 or 07759 949551. |
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MARCH 12 |
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West Essex
Flower Club meets at Thornwood Village Hall,
Weald Hall Lane, Thornwood (1.45pm) for a
demonstration entitled Over the Rainbow by Jo
Poulter, All welcome. Visitors £4, payable on
the door. |
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MARCH 16 |
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Youth Makes
Music in Chigwell, Loughton & Buckhurst
Hill - a charity concert organised jointly by
the Rotary Clubs of Chigwell and Loughton
& Buckhurst Hill featuring choirs, bands
and performers from Chigwell School, Davenant
Foundation School, Debden Park High School,
Loyola School,
West Hatch High School, E15 Acting School,
Roding Valley High School, Alderton County
Junior School Choir and Top Hat Performing
Arts School..
The concert starts at 7pm in New Hall,
Chigwell School. Tickets are £7.50, available
on the door. Money raised will be for Guide
Dogs for the Blind, the Friends of Jubilee
Lodge and the Rotary Foundation. For
further information email Grahame and Myra
Williams grahamyra@btinternet.com |
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MARCH 17 |
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Scrumptious
Pumpkin holding Mother's Day Cookery classes
for parent and child at the Gwinnell Room, St
Mary's Church, 207 High Road, South Woodford,
E18 2PA. Mums (or dads) will cook with your
children (aged four to teenage), spending some
quality time with them (but without having to
do any washing up). Participants will be
served mocktails and home-made cupcakes, plus
go home with a three course meal for dinner
for a family of four and a special goodie bag
for the mums. The menu will be cheese and
celeriac rolls, chicken roulade (or a
vegetarian alternative of aubergine stuffed
with feta, olives & sun-dried tomatoes)
with roasted vegetables and tiramisu. Sessions
are 9.45am-11.45am, 12.45pm-2.45pm or
3.45pm-5.45pm. The cost is £40 per
parent/child pair (advance booking required).
To book, and for more details, ring 020 8252
1499 / 07779 150659. |
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MARCH 17 |
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London Forest
Choir, directed by Jonathan Rathbone, presents
A Programme of English Music with Gavin
Roberts (organ) and Mark Williams (baritone)
at the Church of St Michael & All Angels,
Palmerston Road, Walthamstow, E17 6PQ
(7.30pm). Works include Festival Te Deum (Britten),
Blest Pair of Sirens and I Was Glad (Parry),
Lo, the Full, Final Sacrifice (Finzi) and Five
Mystical Songs (Vaughan Williams). Tickets
(£10, concessions £8, students £5), are
available online at www.londonforestchoir.org,
from the ticket secretary on 020 8531 4837 and
on the door.. |
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MARCH 17 |
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Loughton
Festival event - First World War Day School at
Loughton Cricket Club, The Uplands, Loughton
(10.15am-4.30pm).Dr David Kenyon: Female
Munitions Workers at the Royal Gunpowder
Factory & Small Arms Factory in the First
World War; Dr Chris Pond: The Home Front,
Loughton in the Great War; and Dr Paul
Rusiecki, Living with Conflict. Essex and the
Great War. Professor David Stevenson (LSE)
will give two talks on the First World War
from an international perspective. Tickets,
£22, including a sandwich lunch, are
available by sending a stamped addressed
envelope and cheque made payable to Loughton
Festival to 18 Wellfields, Loughton, IG10 1NX.
Any remaining tickets will be sold on the day
but ring 020 8508 2512 to check availability. |
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MARCH 18 |
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Mothers Day -
carvery at the Swallow Churchgate Hotel, Old
Harlow. Adults £18.95, children under 12
£8.80, under-fives free or three course
lunches served in the hotel's Manor Restaurant
- adults £19.95, children under 12 £8.80,
under-fives free. For more details, ring the
events office on 01279 770270. |
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MARCH 18 |
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Loughton
Festival event - Beating the Bounds, an
afternoon walk (2pm). Meet at the Roding Lake
(where the path from Greensted Road joins the
lake).The walk will be ld by local historian
Dr Chris Pond. For more details, ring 020 8508
4200. |
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MARCH 22 |
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Loughton
Festival event (an Epping Forest branch of
Essex Wildlife Trust event) - An Illustrated
Talk on Local Landscapes with local
photographer Chris Shepherd www.shepherdpics.com
at Loughton Methodist Church, High Road,
Loughton (8pm). For more details, ring 01277
364522 (£3 suggested donation). |
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MARCH 23 |
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Ongar Music
Club concert at the Budworth Hall, High
Street, Ongar (8pm) with the Aurora Ensemble -
Maxine Willis, Gwenllian Davies, Andrew Mason,
Stuart Russell, Helen Shillito and Joanna
Smith. The ensemble were prize winners at the
European chamber music competition. Their
programme will include the piano quintet by
Mozart and the premiere of the piano sextet by
Roderick Elms. Admission £10. |
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MARCH 23 |
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The Adrian
Gibson Lecture and Herts and Essex
Architectural Society and Loughton Festival
joint event at Loughton Methodist Church, High
Road, Loughton - Sarsen Stones in Essex &
Adjoining Counties with Ken Newman. Adrian
Gibson MBE was HEARS president from 1992 until
his death in 2006. He was a distinguished
expert and consultant on the vernacular
buildings of Essex and Hertfordshire and an
inspiring and much loved teacher. |
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MARCH 23 |
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Michael Buble
Tribute at the Swallow Churchgate Hotel, Old
Harlow. Tickets, £29.50, include a three
course dinner and disco. For more details,
ring the events office on 01279 770270. |
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MARCH 23 |
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Theydon Bois
and District Friends of Cancer Research UK
bridge night at Theydon Bois Village Hall,
Coppice Row, Theydon Bois (7.30pm). Tickets,
priced £10, include a light supper and a
glass of wine. For tickets and more details,
ring Sheila on 01992 573319. |
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MARCH 23 |
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Loughton Town
Council in partnership with Loughton Festival
2012 is sponsoring a performance of ‘The
Great American Songbook’ at Murray Hall,
Borders Lane, Loughton (7.30pm - doors open
7pm). Pianist and singer Claire Harper with
Jonty Fisher on double bass and Steve Creese
on drums, present a show featuring some of the
most well known and loved songs of all time.
From Gershwin, Irving Berlin, Rodgers and
Hart, Cole Porter, to Burt Bacharach, the
American Songbook provides a wealth of
beautiful melodies and ingenious lyrics. The
programme will feature ‘A Nightingale Sang
in Berkeley Square’, ‘Bye Bye Blackbird’,
‘Let’s Face the Music and Dance’, ‘Cheek
to Cheek’, ‘Summertime’, ‘The Lady is
a Tramp’, ‘My Funny Valentine’, ‘I Get
a Kick out of You’ and ‘This Guy’s in
Love with You’. Wine, beer and soft drinks
will be available. Tickets, £7.50 each, are
available from Loughton Town Council on 020
8508 4200 or by calling into the office at 1
Buckingham Court, Rectory Lane, Loughton
Debit/credit card payments are accepted. |
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MARCH 23 |
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Loughton
Festival event - Talk organised by HEARS, at
Wesley Hall, behind Loughton Methodist Church,
High Road, Loughton (8pm). Tickets £2 on the
door. For more details, ring 020 8508 2512. |
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MARCH 23 |
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Loughton
Festival event – The Claire Harper Trio
performing at The Murray Hall, Borders Lane,
Loughton (7.30pm). Tickets, priced £7.50,
available from the Loughton Town Council
offices at 1 Buckingham Court, Rectory Lane,
Loughton. For more details, ring 020 8508
4200. |
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MARCH 24 |
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Drumbeat
Africa at Loughton Methodist Church, High
Road, Loughton (7.30pm). The Chigwell Choir - www.chigwellchoir.org
- will be joined by Theydon Bois Primary
School Choir for an evening of music with an
African theme. The concert, which is part of
the 2012 Loughton Festival ,will be conducted
by Alexander Campkin and comprises the
following works - Zimbe (Alexander L'Estrange),
Mass for Life (Alexander Campkin), Five Negro
Spirituals (Michael Tippett), The Lion King
(choral medley of songs). The concert supports
Haven House Children's Hospice. Tickets
available on the door, in advance from 020
8504 8443 or online from http://www.wegottickets.com/event/144425,
priced £12 adults, £8 concessions, £5
under-16s.. |
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MARCH 24 |
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Tranquillity
Trail Walk led by Rev'd Gill Hopkins, Chaplain
to Epping Forest and Lee Valley
(10.30am-12.30pm). Meet at car park by traffic
lights on Whipps Cross Road, opposite James
Lane. Free event. For more details, ring 01992
760492. |
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MARCH 24 |
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Loughton
Festival event - Loughton Neighbourhood Watch
at St Mary's Church, High Road, Loughton
(10am-noon). Drop in and find out how to
protect yourself, your children, your property
and your road. Free event. For more details,
ring 020 8508 2512. |
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MARCH 25 |
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Concert by the
Chapel End Players at The Church of the Holy
Innocents, Church Lane, High Beach (2pm).
Tickets, including tea / coffee / soft drink
and cake, £10. All proceeds to Haven House.
For more details, ring Jane Begley 020 8989
4975. |
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MARCH 25 |
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Loughton
Festival event - An afternoon concert of
Gilbert & Sullivan at The Church of the
Holy Innocents, High Beach (2pm) with the
Chapel End Savoy Players, winners of three
NODA London annual awards and the Dorothy
Lawson award for the best Gilbert &
Sullivan performance. Tickets, priced £10
including refreshments, are available by
ringing 020 8989 4975. Tickets will also be
available on the door.. |
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MARCH 26 and TUESDAY,
MARCH 27 |
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Loughton
Festival event - Motiv8 2012, Epping Forest
Arts' Annual youth and community dance
showcase at Epping Forest College, Borders
Lane, Loughton (7.30pm). Tickets £6.50 full
price / £4 concessions (under-16s /
students/over 60s) can be booked by ringing
01992 564226. |
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MARCH 27 |
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Waltham Abbey
Floral Art Society workshop with Irene Knight,
a chance to make an arrangement for yourself,
at the Royal British Legion Hall, Sewardstone
Street, Waltham Abbey. Doors open 7.15pm For
more details ring Pearl on 01992 715969. |
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MARCH 27 to TUESDAY, MAY 1 |
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Six-week class
in Loughton - Medieval Houses of Essex, at
Loughton Cricket Club, The Uplands, Loughton
(10.30am-12.30pm). with Anne Padfield. The
course costs £36 or £7.50 per class. To
reserve a place, send a stamped address
envelope and cheque made payable to Herts
& Essex Architectural Research Society to
18 Wellfields, Loughton, IG10 1NX. You may
also turn up and pay on the day. For more
details, ring 020 8508 2512 or visit http://hears.vpweb.co.uk |
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MARCH 29 to SATURDAY, MARCH 31 |
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Loughton
Festival event - Loughton
Amateur Dramatics Society performing A Man for
All Seasons by Robert Bolt, directed by Jean
Cooper, at Lopping Hall, High Road, Loughton.
All seats £8 each on Friday and Saturday and
£7 on Thursday. Tickets usually go on sale
about three weeks before the production. For
tickets, ring ticket secretary Pat Buckley on
020 8502 5843 (please call after 9.30 am and
before 9.30pm). The society welcomes both
subscription membership for all the season's
shows and full membership. For more details
visit http://www.lads.org.uk/
or contact chairman Andrew Rogers on 020 8508
9635 or email ARogers@odysseyre.com |
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30 |
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Ongar
Millennium History Society presents the 2012
Marion Slade Memorial Lecture with Georgina
Green giving a talk on 'The Buxtons – an old
Essex Family' followed by a cheese and wine
buffet at High Ongar Village Hall, Mill Lane,
High Ongar (7.45 for 8pm). Tickets, priced
£6, are available from John on 01277 362461. |
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Easter Time
craft and gift fair, Budworth Hall, High
Street, Ongar (10am-3pm). Free entrance and
free car parking (outside library) |
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Theydon Bois
Singers performing their Spring Concert -
Haydn's 'Creation' at Theydon Bois Village
Hall, Coppice Row, Theydon Bois (7.45pm). |
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Loughton
Festival event -Free Family Fun Day at the
Postal Museum Store in Debden (10am-4pm). The
Store is off Langston Road - Unit 7, Imprimo
Park, Lenthall Road, Debden. A day of
activities especially for family visitors:
film screenings and craft sessions, including
the chance to handle some original objects and
try on postmen's uniforms! No booking
necessary. All children must be accompanied by
an adult. Drop in any time. Admission free but
a donation for Haven House Children's Hospice
will be requested. For more details, ring 020
7239 2570 or email info@postalheritage.org.uk |
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Loughton
Festival event - Meet the Author - Paul C.
Doherty sponsored by Montreal Associates, at
the Church Hall, St Edmund's of Canterbury
Church, Traps Hill, Loughton (7.30pm). A
master storyteller, Paul Doherty OBE is a
prolific writer of medieval mysteries. He has
also written a very successful series of books
based around the life of Alexander the Great.
Paul's latest book is Bloodstone, a Brother
Athelstan Mediaeval Mystery. Tickets: £4 (£3
concessions) available on the door. For more
details, ring 020 8508 2512. |
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Loughton
Festival event - Tour of the Postal Museum
Store, Unit 7, Imprimo Park, Lenthall Road,
Debden (two tours, 11am and 1pm).
Thirty-minute curator-led tours followed by
time for self-led exploration of the
collection. Each tour will involve standing
for this time. For more details, visit http://postalheritage.org.uk/page/museum-tours.
£5 suggested donation. Places must be booked
by ringing 020 7239 2570 or emailing info@postalheritage.org.uk. |
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APRIL 6 to MONDAY, APRIL 9 |
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Jazz Festival
at the Swallow Churchgate Hotel, Old Harlow.
For more details, ring the events office on
01279 770270. Accommodation available. |
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APRIL 7 |
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Loughton
Festival event - Easter Saturday Walk in
Epping Forest and Beyond. Meet at Snaresbrook
Underground Station (10.30am) for a walk of
about seven miles through parkland, forest and
some roads. There will be a commentary
pointing out the history of the area. Walking
to the Temple, Wanstead Park and ending at
Valentines Mansion café (the Mansion will not
be open). Take your own lunch, or purchase
lunch on the day. The walk is not suitable for
children aged under 12. No dogs. Wear suitable
shoes. It is suggested that walkers take water
with them. Just turn up. Cost £5. For more
details, ring 020 8508 2512. |
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APRIL 8 |
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Easter Sunday
three course lunch at the Swallow Churchgate
Hotel, Old Harlow. Adults £18.95, children
under 12 £8.80, under-fives free. For more
details, ring the events office on 01279
770270. |
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APRIL 9 to SUNDAY, APRIL 15 |
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Art Exhibition
at The Church of the Holy Innocents, Church
Lane, High Beach (10am-4pm). Refreshments
available all day. For more details, ring
Rev'd Gill Hopkins on 01992 760492. |
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APRIL 12 |
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Ongar Art
Society meets at the Church Rooms, Castle
Street, Ongar (8pm-10pm) for a critique
evening with Heather Joliffe. Visitors
welcome, admission £3.50. For more details,
visit http://www.ongarartsociety.club.officelive.com. |
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APRIL 14 |
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Buckhurst Hill
Horticultural Society Spring Flower Show
(2pm-5pm), The Centenary Hall, St John's
Church, High Road, Buckhurst Hill, with plants
and garden sundries for sale. Teas and
homemade cakes. Members and children free
(non-members £1). For more information, ring
020 8504 3238. |
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APRIL 14 |
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Woodford
Musical Circle members performing at St
James's United Reformed Church, Palmerston
Road, Buckhurst Hill (7.30pm). Admission £2
or annual membership for four concerts £5
(children or full-time students half price).
For more details, ring 020 8527 7053 or 020
8505 7089 |
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APRIL 14 |
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Loughton
Festival - WEM Concert for Haven House
Children's Hospice at Loughton Baptist Church,
IG10 4QU. Classical music with John Clare's
poetry from West Essex music scholarship
winners from the Royal Academy of Music and
Trinity College, the widely-acclaimed Xanthe
Gresham and the Woodford Singers led by
Loughton conductor Kathleen Savage. To book
and for more details, ring 020 8503 2665 or click
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APRIL 14 |
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Loughton
Festival event - Dance and Fitness Saturday at
The Loughton Club, 8 Station Road, Loughton
(10am-1pm). Stalls and dance and fitness
demonstrations, therapists and practitioners.
Free advice available for keeping fit. £1
entry, children free. £10 for stall holders
for Haven House Children's Hospice. For more
details, ring 020 8508 2512. |
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APRIL 16 |
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West Essex
Flower Club meets at Thornwood Village Hall,
Weald Hall Lane, Thornwood (1.45pm) for a
demonstration by Wendy Munnion entitled Cause
for Celebration plus a spring plant stall. All
welcome. Visitors £4, payable on the door. |
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APRIL 17 |
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Loughton
Festival event - Tracing your House History, a
talk by Allyson Lewis (Essex Record Office) at
Wesley Hall, behind Loughton Methodist Church,
High Road, Loughton (8pm). The talk is jointly
organised by HEARS and the Loughton Festival.
Tickets £2 on the door. For more details,
ring 020 8508 2512. |
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APRIL 18 |
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Loughton
Festival event - Gardening Question Time at
Lopping Hall, High Road,Loughton (7pm). A
panel of gardening experts will answer
gardening and grow-your-own questions.
Admission £4. For more details, ring 020 8508
2512. |
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APRIL 20 |
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Ongar Music
Club concert at the Budworth Hall, High
Street, Ongar (8pm) with Royal College of
Music students Robyn Allegra Parton (soprano)
and Belinda Jones (piano). Following studies
at Oxford, Robyn is now a postgraduate student
at the Royal College of Musicwhere she has
received many awards and prizes. Her programme
will include music by Debussy and R. Strauss.
Admission £10. |
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APRIL 21 |
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North London
Transport Society holding its Theydon Bois
spring transport enthusiasts' bazaar and bus
running day (11am-3.30pm) at Theydon Bois
Village Hall, Coppice Row, Theydon Bois, with
up to 20 stalls and various buses displayed in
the car park. Free vintage bus rides.
Illustrated programme £3. Admission £2
(accompanied children free). Refreshments
available. For more details, visit www.northlondontransportsociety.co.uk |
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APRIL 21 |
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St George's
Activity Day at The Church of the Holy
Innocents, Church Lane, High Beach
(11.30am-3pm). Activities for children £1
each to include make a patriotic cushion, make
a visor, decorate a shield, make a jointed
knight, make a hobby horse, make a tissue
craft flag. Buffet meal - soup and a roll £1,
Gala Pie or vegetable parcels with choice of
salad and chutneys £3, Trifle or cake £1.
There will be a special St George's play
during the day. For more details, ring Jane
Begley 0208 989 4975. |
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APRIL 21 |
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Loughton
Festival event - Gardening & Grow Your Own
Saturday at The Loughton Club, Station Road,
Loughton (10am-1pm). Buy plants and gardening
supplies, speak to the experts, see displays
or visit stalls. £1 entry, children free.
£10 for stall holders for Haven House
Children's Hospice. For more details, ring 020
8508 2512 or email info@loughtonfestival.org.uk |
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APRIL 21 |
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Loughton
Festival event - Loughton's Creative Writers
at The Jazz Archive, Loughton Library, Traps
Hill, Loughton (2pm). A free event, led by Ed
Pond, Stand-Up Action Poet. For more details,
ring 020 8508 2512. |
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APRIL 22 |
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Open day
(charity fundraising event) at Lambourne End
Centre, Manor Road, Lambourne End (11am-4pm)
in aid of youth provision, outdoor learning
and raising aspirations as part of Loughton
Festival. Go along and see what the centre
offers. Adventure - climbing, low ropes
course, caving and kayaking and more. Farm
animals and their babies, as well as pony and
cart rides. It is free to look around the farm
and stroke the animals, and small charges
apply to the activities (some of which have
age restrictions). Parking is£3 per car all
day. Food and refreshments will be available
throughout the day and the farm shop will be
open for its famous meat, eggs, vegetables and
plants/herbs. For more details, visit www.lambourne-end.org.uk
or ring 0208 500 3047. |
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APRIL 24 |
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Waltham Abbey
Floral Art Society demonstration by Pam Ford
entitled 'Magical Moments' at the Royal
British Legion Hall, Sewardstone Street,
Waltham Abbey. Doors open 7.15pm. All
arrangements made are raffled. For more
details, ring Pearl on 01992 715969. |
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APRIL 25 |
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WEA Loughton
& Epping course - Buttercups, bees and
butterflies starts for six weeks (10am-noon)
at Jack Silley Pavilion, Tidy's Lane, Epping.
Cost £36. For more details, ring 020 8508
4919, email mrspdale@googlemail.com
or visit www.wea-essex.org.uk |
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APRIL 25 |
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ProActive
(Prostate Cancer Self-Help Group) holding its
sixth information session, Living with
Prostate Cancer, in the lecture theatre,
Birchwood House, St Margaret's Hospital,
Epping (7pm-9pm). For more details, ring 07747
374692 or email proactivegroup@ntlworld.com |
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APRIL 27 |
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WEA Loughton
& Epping course - Music for the Cinema
starts for six weeks (10am-noon) at Loughton
Cricket Club, The Uplands, Loughton. Cost
£36. For more details, ring 020 8508 4919,
email mrspdale@googlemail.com
or visit www.wea-essex.org.uk |
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APRIL 28 |
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Jubilee
Promenade Concert at The Church of the Holy
Innocents, Church Lane, High Beach (7pm).
Tickets, £10, include a buffet supper with a
glass of wine/soft drink. For more details and
advance tickets, ring Jane Begley on 020 8989
4975. |
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Sunday
afternoon teas each Sunday (2 pm-5.30pm).
Enjoy the tranquil surroundings of the forest
and enjoy a cup of tea / coffee with a slice
of homemade cake. The organ will be playing
throughout the afternoon and there is the
opportunity of ringing the carillion. For more
details, ring Rev'd Gill Hopkins on 01992
760492. |
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MAY 10 |
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Ongar Art
Society meets at the Church Rooms, Castle
Street, Ongar (8pm-10pm) for its annual
general meeting followed by a talk from Jacqui
Eykelbosch entitled Toile de Jouy Fabrics .
For more details, visit http://www.ongarartsociety.club.officelive.com |
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MAY 12 |
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Christian Aid
Activity Day at The Church of the Holy
Innocents, Church Lane, High Beach
(11.30am-3pm). Activities for children £1
each to include make a newspaper bag, make a
windmill, a kusadama flower, an African
necklace, an African picture, a Japanese
Origami figure and colour in a Noah's Ark
puppet. All-day breakfast available. All
proceeds to Christian Aid. For more details,
ring Jane Begley on 020 8989 4975.. |
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MAY 13 |
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Tranquillity
Trail led by Rev'd Gill Hopkins, Chaplain to
Epping Forest and Lee Valley (2pm-4pm).
'Walking the Ancient Paths'. Meet at The
Woodyard car park, Epping Road, Epping, CM16
6TT. For more details, ring 01992 760492. |
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MAY 14 |
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West Essex
Flower Club meets at Thornwood Village Hall,
Weald Hall Lane, Thornwood (1.45pm) for a
demonstration by Linda Harman entitled Outside
In. All welcome. Visitors £4, payable on the
door. |
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MAY 18 |
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Ongar Music
Club concert at the Budworth Hall, High
Street, Ongar (8pm) with Alisdair Hogarth
(piano). Alisdair was runner-up in the 1996
Essex Young Musician of the Year competition.
His programme will include music by Chopin and
Ireland. Admission £10. |
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MAY 20 |
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Ongar Music
Club hosts Young Music Makers 1 at the
Budworth Hall, High Street, Ongar (3pm). The
club offers a platform to schoolchildren of
all ages and abilities in afternoon concerts.
The experience of playing in public to a
friendly audience is an important element in
building confidence. Parents or teachers who
know children who would like to take part are
encouraged to contact Catherine Jennings on
01277 821078, preferably at least a month in
advance. Adults £3; children £1 (free for
performers). |
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MAY 22 |
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Waltham Abbey
Floral Art Society social evening at the Royal
British Legion Hall, Sewardstone Street,
Waltham Abbey. Doors open 7.15pm. For more
details, ring Pearl on 01992 715969. |
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JUNE 11 |
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West Essex
Flower Club meets at Thornwood Village Hall,
Weald Hall Lane, Thornwood (1.45pm) for a
charity strawberry tea and demonstration by
David Thomson entitled Celebrations. All
welcome. Visitors £4, payable on the door. |
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JUNE 2 |
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Harlow
Referees charity dinner and dance in aid of
Essex Air Ambulance at The Hilton Hotel,
Stansted Airport. Canapé reception, a
magician, comedian, charity auction, exclusive
photographer and an evening of dancing with a
three course meal. Tickets £30 per person.
The hotel is offering a discounted bed and
breakfast rate for guests to the event at £95
for a double room. For more details ring
Harlow Referees Society secretary Karen Innes
on 079674 81431 or email innes.karen@yahoo.co.uk |
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JUNE 14 |
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Ongar Art
Society meets at the Church Rooms, Castle
Street, Ongar (8pm-10pm) for a demonstration
by David Boxshall on air brush and gouache.
Visitors welcome, admission £3.50. For more
details, visit http://www.ongarartsociety.club.officelive.com |
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JUNE 14 to SATURDAY, JUNE 16 |
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Loughton
Amateur Dramatics Society performing The
Charlatan by William Norfolk, directed by
Andrew Rogers, at Lopping Hall, High Road,
Loughton. All seats £8 each on Friday and
Saturday and £7 on Thursday. Tickets usually
go on sale about three weeks before the
production. For tickets, ring ticket secretary
Pat Buckley on 020 8502 5843 (please call
after 9.30 am and before 9.30pm). The society
welcomes both subscription membership for all
the season's shows and full membership. For
more details visit http://www.lads.org.uk/
or contact chairman Andrew Rogers on 020 8508
9635 or email ARogers@odysseyre.com |
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and SUNDAY, JUNE 17 |
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Ongar Art
Society's annual exhibition at the Budworth
Hall, High Street, Ongar. For more details,
visit http://www.ongarartsociety.club.officelive.com |
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26 |
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Waltham Abbey
Floral Art Society outing. For more details,
ring Pearl on 01992 715969. |
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JULY 1 |
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North London
Transport Society holding its North Weald bus
and coach rally at North Weald Airfield,
Merlin Way, North Weald. The event is being
organised in association with the Harlow
Lions. 200+ buses and coaches on display.
Transport enthusiasts' bazaar with a wide
variety of stands and a real ale tent. Vintage
bus services to and from Epping Station and
Epping Ongar Railway. First bus from Epping
Station at 10.10am then every ten minutes
until 10.50am, then every 20 minutes until
3.50pm. Rally open 10.30am to 5pm. Admission
£9 (includes travel on route 396 to and from
Epping Station), accompanied children free.
Illustrated programme £3. For more details,
visit www.northlondontransportsociety.co.uk |
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JULY 9 |
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West Essex
Flower Club diamond anniversary lunch with
flower demonstration by Michael Bowyer to
celebrate 60 years, at Theydon Bois Village
Hall, Coppice Row, Theydon Bois. Visitors
£20. Ring Sara on 01245 250110 for tickets
and more details. |
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JULY 14 |
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Buckhurst Hill
Horticultural Society Summer Flower Show
(2pm-5pm). The Centenary Hall, St John's
Church, High Road, Buckhurst Hill. Plants for
sale. Teas and homemade cakes. Members and
children free, non-members £1. For more
information, ring 020 8504 3238. |
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JULY 24 |
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Waltham Abbey
Floral Art Society demonstration by June
Patterson entitled 'Stopovers at the Royal
British Legion Hall, Sewardstone Street,
Waltham Abbey. Doors open 7.15pm. All
arrangements made are raffled. For more
details, ring Pearl on 01992 715969. |
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JULY 27 |
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Tribute night
at the Swallow Churchgate Hotel, Old Harlow.
For more details, ring the events office on
01279 770270. Evening includes three course
dinner and disco, £33.50. |
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JULY 31 |
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Waltham Abbey
Floral Art Society holding an 'Olympic Day' at
the Abbey Church Centre, in Lea Valley Park,
behind Waltham Abbey Church. There will be
refreshments including homemade cakes and
scones, and flower arrangements (from 11am). |
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Summer craft
and gift fair by Noonah Crafts, Theydon Bois
Village Hall, Coppice Row, Theydon Bois
(9am-1pm). Free entrance and free car parking. |
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SEPTEMBER 8 |
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Buckhurst Hill
Horticultural Society Autumn Flower Show
(2pm-5pm). The Centenary Hall, St John's
Church, High Road, Buckhurst Hill. Plants for
sale. Teas and homemade cakes. Members and
children free, non-members £1. For more
information, ring 020 8504 3238.. |
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SEPTEMBER 8 |
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North London
Transport Society holding a display of 1940s,
1950s and 1960s London Transport buses at the
Royal Forest Hotel, Chingford. Free rides on
RT and RM types around Epping Forest, and to
and from Chingford Station between about
10.30am and 4.30pm. Freeadmission. Illustrated
programme £3. For more details, visit www.northlondontransportsociety.co.uk |
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SEPTEMBER 10 |
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West Essex
Flower Club meets at Thornwood Village Hall,
Weald Hall Lane, Thornwood (1.15pm) its annual
general meeting followed by a flower
demonstration by Susan Horne entitled Aide
Memoire. All welcome. Visitors £4, payable on
the door. |
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SEPTEMBER 25 |
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Waltham Abbey
Floral Art Society demonstration by Christine
Makings entitled 'Wonderful World of Flowers'
at the Royal British Legion Hall, Sewardstone
Street, Waltham Abbey. Doors open 7.15pm. All
arrangements made are raffled. For more
details, ring Pearl on 01992 715969.. |
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SEPTEMBER 28 |
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80s Theme
Night at the Swallow Churchgate Hotel, Old
Harlow. For more details, ring the events
office on 01279 770270. Tickets, £29.50,
includes three course dinner and disco.. |
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OCTOBER 6 |
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North London
Transport Society holding its Theydon Bois
autumn transport enthusiasts' bazaar and bus
running day at Theydon Bois Village Hall,
Coppice Row, Theydn Bois (11am-3.30pm). Up to
40 stalls and up to 20 buses displayed in the
car park. Vintage bus rides. Illustrated
programme £3. Admission £2 (accompanied
children free). Refreshments available. For
more details, visit www.northlondontransportsociety.co.uk |
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OCTOBER 8 |
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West Essex
Flower Club meets at Thornwood Village Hall,
Weald Hall Lane, Thornwood (1.45pm) for a
demonstration by Alan Smith entitled Autumn
Glory plus an autumn plant stall. All welcome.
Visitors £4, payable on the door. |
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OCTOBER 23 |
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Waltham Abbey
Floral Art Society annual general meeting,
followed by a workshop, at the Royal British
Legion Hall, Sewardstone Street, Waltham Abbey
Doors open 7.15pm. For more details, ring
Pearl on 01992 715969. |
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OCTOBER 27 |
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Murder Mystery
Dinner at the Swallow Churchgate Hotel, Old
Harlow. For more details, ring the events
office on 01279 770270. Tickets, £29.50,
include three course dinner and
entertainment.. |
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NOVEMBER 2 |
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Take That
Tribute at the Swallow Churchgate Hotel, Old
Harlow. For more details, ring the events
office on 01279 770270. Tickets, £33.50,
include three course dinner and disco. |
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NOVEMBER 27 |
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Waltham Abbey
Floral Art Society demonstration by Margot
Cooper entitled 'Tis The Season To Be Jolly,
at the Royal British Legion Hall, Sewardstone
Street, Waltham Abbey. All arrangements made
are raffled. Doors open 7.15pm. For more
details, ring Pearl on 01992 715969. |
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NOVEMBER 30 |
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Tribute night
at the Swallow Churchgate Hotel, Old Harlow.
For more details, ring the events office on
01279 770270. Evening includes three course
dinner and disco, £33.50. |
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DECEMBER 1 |
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Christmas
Craft and Gift Fair by Noonah Crafts, Budworth
Hall, High Street, Ongar (10am-3pm). Free
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