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4:02pm Thursday 20th February 2003
Listings from Friday 21st February
Annual General Meeting
Gerrards Cross & District Fundraising Committee of
Macmillan Cancer Relief
Methodist Church Hall
Oak End Way
Gerrards Cross
Tues, Feb 25, 8pm
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Antique & Collectables Valuation Day
With Bonhams, Eric Knowles, Henry Sanden
Craft Fair & Refreshments
Royal Grammar School
Sat, Mar 8, 11.30am-4pm
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Berkshire Family History Society
Next meeting of the Slough/Windsor branch
Christ Church
United Reformed Church
William Street
Windsor
Tues, Feb 25, 7.30pm
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Coffee shop
Christ Church Centre
Chapel Road
Flackwell Heath
Mon, Feb 24, 9am-noon
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CPRE Bucks, AGM
with David Lidington
Carrington Room
Princes Risborough Community Centre
Wades Park
Tomorrow, 2.30pm
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Creative workshops
(from yoga to willow weaving)
River & Rowing Museum
Henley-on-Thames
01491 415606
various times & dates
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Crossword Afternoon
High Wycombe Library
Wed, Mar 5, 2.30-4pm
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50/50 Auction
Prestwood Scout Group
Prestwood Village Hall
Sat, Mar 1, 2pm (Preview from 1)
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Fundraiser Day
In aid of Cancer Unit Wycombe Hospital
Darts competition (10.30am)
Disco & Karaoke (7.30-11.30pm)
Lane End Village Hall
01494 471758
Tomorrow
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General Knowledge Quiz
Totteridge & District Social Club
Totteridge Drive
Tomorrow, 8pm
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Induction Course for new volunteers
People's Voices
To support disabled individuals to speak for themselves
The Hub
Union Baptist Church
Mon, 3 Fri, Mar 7
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Julie Cousins
Swan Art Gallery
Mon, Feb 24 Mar 9
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Murder Mystery Evening A Frightful Affair
Sands Village Hall
Lane End Road
Tomorrow, 7.30pm
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Over 30's dance party
Thame FC
Tonight, 8.30pm
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Pilates for Beginners
Forty Green Memorial Hall
Beaconsfield
Wed, Mar 5, 6.30pm
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Quiz Night
Chalfont St Giles Youth Club
Narcot Lane
01494 724260
Sat, Mar 1, 7.30pm
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Quiz Night Music Theme
With fish & chip supper
St Augustine's Catholic Primary School
Dawes Hill Lane
01494 438552
Sat, Mar 8, 7.30pm
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Running for Women (6 week course)
Meet Princes Risborough Comm Centre
Changing Rooms
Wed, Feb 26, 7pm
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Scannappeal's Quiz Night
In aid of Cancer Unit Appeal
John Hampden Grammar School
01494 727752
Fri, Feb 28, 8pm
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Snowdrop Sunday
West Wycombe Park
Sun, Feb 28 & Sun, Mar 2, noon-4pm
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The Very Best of Gilbert & Sullivan
Beaconsfield Operatic Society
Curzon Centre
Maxwell Road
Beaconsfield
Mar 26 29, 7.45pm
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Valentine Party
Castlefield Community Centre
Tickets only: 07940 124648
Tomorrow, 7-11pm
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Wake-up Workshop
with Barbara Butcher & Elaine Quigley
Keep Fit/Nutrition/Hypnotherapy/Graphology
Rosetti Centre
Holmer Green
01494 814306
Sun, Feb 23, 10am-4pm
Editor's choice
Shia has his Eagle Eye on more fame
Hollywood’s latest golden boy Shia LaBeouf stars in action thriller Eagle Eye. The young actor talks about dealing with his growing fame and what it was like starring in his first real adult role.
There’s method in Harlem’s Madness
William Shakespeare’s timeless plays could not be more celebrated, but their accessibility has often been seen as limited among younger audiences.
Noreen joins Row of talent
JIMI Hendrix, Annie Lennox, Billy Connolly and Elvis Presley are just a few of the iconic figures to feature in Leyton-based artist Noreen Denzil’s latest solo show.
Farce delivers a knockout punch
THE WALWORTH Farce is not a play for those without an iron constitution. Nor is it a straight forward comedy and nor is it suitable for anyone with a heart condition.
House Directory Q&A
Q. I am looking to purchase bath taps in chrome which can be side mounted into anold roll-top bath. I would prefer taps with a shower attachment if possible.
Worlds apart
Body Worlds has shocked millions all over the world, JAMES MURPHY finds out more about one of the most groundbreaking exhibitions in the last twenty years.
Musical destined for the West End
COME Dancing is a high-tempo, bittersweet musical by former Kinks frontman Ray Davies which has the potential to become a West End smash.
Events celebrate a very proud history
A VARIED programme of free events have been planned in October to celebrate Black History Month.
Celebrating the democracy of photography
Internationally renowned photography festival Photomonth returns to east London in October and CLAIRE HACK uncovers a host of diverse exhibitions, from polaroids to war photography to portraits and everything in between.
In this section
- Ricky’s ready to be the romantic hero
- The Players’ Choice will be the right one
- Acting talent spit out Pinter classic
- Fright night fun
- Musical couple get round to a first kiss
- Drama Workshop ready for Volpone
- Hannah’s reunion play is mixed bag
- Local music scene round-up
- I spy with my little eye...half term fun
- Shia has his Eagle Eye on more fame
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