Qigong: Hard to describe?
19th December 2022 | Health, What's On
Qigong: Hard to Describe, Enjoyable to Experience !
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Qigong: Hard to Describe, Enjoyable to Experience !
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Throughout autumn and now into winter, club runners have represented the club well in a variety of races and events.
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* A Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols Sunday 18 December 6pm with Foxton Community Choir.
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Rehearsals for our March Production of ‘A Bunch of Amateurs’ have begun in earnest, with a lot of work being done on the script and characterisation. Director Alison Langrick is very pleased with the progress that we are making and this is already looking as if it will be a very entertaining production. Certainly, if it causes as many laughs as the rehearsals are doing, then the audiences will be in for a very good time.
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It was good to see so many people at the Remembrance Service Parade. We turned out a slightly smaller Band than normal – we were hit by Covid – and on this important day of the year it’s difficult to ‘borrow’ players because most bands are out.
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The Club will hold its first meeting of 2023 on Thursday 12 January at 2.30pm (doors open 2.15pm) in the Methodist Chapel Hall. It will consist of the Annual General Meeting, a short slide show of the three 2022 trips and the annual show, followed by a talk by Gary Little, ‘A Taste of the Exotic’.
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LaST MiNuTe THeATRe
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Bishop Martyn's Visit to St Wilfrid's
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Once again GEMS have organised a Charity Indian Meal at the award-winning Cuisine of India, Kelmarsh Avenue, Wigston, LE18 3QW on Monday 28 November. The evening will include a three course buffet where you are invited to eat as much as you like Tickets are £20 per head with a 7pm arrival time. seated by 7.30pm
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Colleagues at Eyebrook Wild Bird Feeds were delighted to win Gold for Farming and the Environment Award at the Northamptonshire Food & Drink Awards. It was a thrill for them to win the award which celebrates the great work of farmers in the Weetabix Growers Group, all farming in the most sustainable way, whilst supporting environmental initiatives.
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