There’s a public meeting on Wednesday 2nd February 2011 at 7:30pm about the threat of closure hanging over Leyton Green Clinic (which has been serving the people of Leyton since 1932).
Speakers: John Cryer MP, plus Clinic users and health workers
Where: The Seddon Centre, 33 Clyde Place, Leyton E10 5AS
(off Capworth Street, Leyton take turning at the Lord Clyde Pub)
Transition Leytonstone’s next event…
The Green Winterfaith Festival
Saturday 5th February, 2.30 – 10 pm
Sunday 6th February, 3 – 8 pm
The Epicentre, West Street, E11
In partnership with Sacred Roots, an organisation working to foster understanding and co-operation between people of different faiths, we have an exciting and varied programme for this two-day event. We have combined Transition’s winter food event with a celebration of food from different cultures, and added music, poetry, story-telling, workshops, stalls and a film: A Farm for the Future.
We have some wonderful speakers, including Polly Higgins, known as ‘The Planet’s Lawyer’, and Jagdeesh Singh from the Sikh Environment Network. Anton Rosenfeld from Garden Organic will talk about growing ‘exotic’ vegetables in the UK. It’s not all carrots and parsnips!
There will be workshops for children and adults, seed-sowing for all, and a chance to learn about different food choices and traditions.
Wanstead Women’s Institute are holding a quiz evening…
Where: St. Andrew’s Church Hall
When: Saturday 5th March 2011 at 7:30pm (doors open at 7:00pm)
ALL WELCOME!
Tickets £10 including a Curry Supper (please bring your own drinks).
To book tickets please email: Wanstead-WI@hotmail.co.uk
We’re on the lookout for pictures of the 2010 Leytonstone Festival. With so many varied events this year, there were plenty of fantastic photo opportunites.
If you took a great picture of any of the festival events, please send them to us at events@leytonstoneresidents.org.uk.
In September we’ll put the best ones we receive to a vote, with prizes awarded to the winners.
Our friends over at FORA have organised a Heritage Walk, details as follows…
Forest Residents Association (FORA) welcomes you to a complimentary ECO-Heritage Walkabout courtesy of (City of London/Open Spaces) Forest Keeper: Ian Greer.
When: Sunday 18th October, 2009 (rain, blow or shine)
Time: 11:00 am.
Duration: Approx 3hrs.
Meeting Point: Lower end of Forest Glade/Junction of Poppleton Rd, E11 1LU (Behind St. Andrew’s Church).
Open to all, including chidren accompanied by a responsible adult.
Please join us for whatever length of time you can spare!
Recommended Dress: Long-sleeved tops and trousers, and sturdy outdoor footwear, preferable walking boots.
A beverage and some light snack-picnic type food for personal sustenance will be useful.
LARA - Friends of Henry Reynolds Gardens, 2009.
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