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This blog is having a nap. But I have been back and forth across the channel a couple of times and I do have stuff to tell you about. 8211; for seniors in London.

This Saturday you are all invited to celebrate the end of this years Arts Trail and the beginning of something wonderful. looking forward to next years Art Trail. Come to see exhibition pieces from Forest Gate Arts Trail. Get involved with Henna and Nail art and take part in the African Patterns Workshop.

Making the most of Waltham Forest. Food by Katie Loves Cooking. We Love Low Cost Living. We Love Low Cost Living supports people in Waltham Forest to take one step to share, grow and nurture what they have. Taking one simple step can help you save money, protect local resources and boost your health.

A Season of Bangla Drama 2012. A Season Of Bangla Drama 2014. This is the seasonal culmination of hard work by admin teams in Tower Hamlets and artistes with passion. The venue is the Brady Arts Centre in deep Whitechapel. Book yourself in for a Bengali-British feast.

FEMINISM, SOCIAL HISTORY, ARCHIVES AND ACTIVISM. Mary Frith, or Moll Cutpurse, the Roaring Girl. Josie Woods, dancer and strike leader.

Sharing and reviewing local and community activities for you and baby. The Lloyd Park Centre E17. Mrs H and the Sing-Along Band. Fri 10th July free . Bring a picnic! Sat 11th July free 10-11am Walthamstow Library. Back by popular demand! Mrs H and the Sing-Along Band. In the miserable drizzling November rain I went to The R.