06 January 2012
The Kennington Bookshop: Bryan Appleyard - The Brain Is Wider Than the Sky: Why Simple Solutions Don't Work in a Complex World
Happy New Year!
Please find attached the flyer for our first event
of 2012 -- novelist Joe Treasure in conversation with author and Sunday
Times journalist Bryan Appleyard. Mr Appleyard will be discussing his book "The
Brain Is Wider Than the Sky: Why Simple Solutions Don't Work in a Complex
World".
It promises to be a fascinating evening and a great
way to start the bookshop's year.
We hope to see you there!
Best wishes from all those at the Kennington
Bookshop.
The Kennington Bookshop
306-8 Kennington Road
London
SE11 4LD
306-8 Kennington Road
London
SE11 4LD
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16 December 2011
Grey Power on Christmas Day!!
Dear
Neighbours
Great
news!!
Kim
Connell, Community Services Manager, Age UK Lambeth, has confirmed:
·
The mini-cab is booked with Bobby’s Cars
·
7 older people from around Kennington
·
Will get together at The Black Prince PH
·
For lunch on Christmas Day!!
This
has all been made possible by:
·
Funds raised at our Charity Auction – thanks again to
Coordinator, Pauline Amphlett, and her team
·
Donations from individuals who prefer to remain anonymous
·
And, too, to everyone who is willing to give up their time on Christmas
Day to make this all possible.
STOP PRESS!!
There
are still several places available.
If
you know of an older person who might be home alone on Christmas Day and would
rather join the ‘Grey Power’ people, please contact Kim in confidence right
away!
Kim Connell
Community Services Manager
k.connell@aclambeth.org.uk
Community Services Manager
k.connell@aclambeth.org.uk
Merry Christmas to All!
Very many thanks
Best wishes
Cathy Preece
Administrative Assistant
Very many thanks
Best wishes
Cathy Preece
Administrative Assistant
15 December 2011
14 December 2011
12 December 2011
“Ribticklers”: An Evening of Vintage Comedy
“Ribticklers”: An Evening of Vintage Comedy
After mining the archives of TV, radio, film and music hall, journalist and writer Terry Sanderson introduces comedy geniuses of the past, with comedy gems from both sides of the Atlantic that are still sparkling and laugh-out-loud hilarious – from Laurel & Hardy, Pete & Dud, The Three Stooges, Lucille Ball, The Marx Brothers, W.C. Fields, Norman Evans, Sandy Powell, Gracie Fields, Bob & Ray, Max Wall and many more.
Terry Sanderson says: “Not all comedy stands the test of time and sometimes we look back on things that made us laugh years ago and now find it embarrassingly unfunny. I have only included those sketches, stand-up routines, film clips and TV excerpts that prompted a real belly laugh when I saw them. There is something for everyone, from sketches and slapstick to surrealism, stand-up and silliness. It’s all innocent fun, and its sole purpose is to wring guffaws of delight from the audience…”
A Christmas treat for all the family – full of guaranteed laughs!
Doors open 18.30 for a 19.30 start, and the event is expected to end at 22.30. Seasonal refreshments will be available.
“Ribticklers”: An Evening of Vintage Comedy
Thu 15 Dec 2011 @ 19:30 · Events
After mining the archives of TV, radio, film and music hall, journalist and writer Terry Sanderson introduces comedy geniuses of the past, with comedy gems from both sides of the Atlantic that are still sparkling and laugh-out-loud hilarious – from Laurel & Hardy, Pete & Dud, The Three Stooges, Lucille Ball, The Marx Brothers, W.C. Fields, Norman Evans, Sandy Powell, Gracie Fields, Bob & Ray, Max Wall and many more.
Terry Sanderson says: “Not all comedy stands the test of time and sometimes we look back on things that made us laugh years ago and now find it embarrassingly unfunny. I have only included those sketches, stand-up routines, film clips and TV excerpts that prompted a real belly laugh when I saw them. There is something for everyone, from sketches and slapstick to surrealism, stand-up and silliness. It’s all innocent fun, and its sole purpose is to wring guffaws of delight from the audience…”
A Christmas treat for all the family – full of guaranteed laughs!
Doors open 18.30 for a 19.30 start, and the event is expected to end at 22.30. Seasonal refreshments will be available.
Tickets & Pricing
Autumn Season 2011 ticketing applies.
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