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Open everyday 12- 8 pm. Cult Mountain - NEW ARTISTS EMPORIUM is a Concept Store, Cafe and Gallery. We provide a platform for emerging artists to expose their work and a space to trade. Bridging the gap between the general public and the start-up artist. Move over big name designers and high street retailers, the new generation is HERE! Britt Foe - Fashion Designer and Editor of Neu HQ Magazine and Niki Gibbs – Artist and Animator from Recorded in Art have teamed up, and are pleased to announce the launch of CULT MOUNTAIN - NEW ARTIST EMPORIUM. Keeping within the ideology of Neu HQ, of finding and exposing the finest emerging talent in all artistic fields, Cult Mountain will be an exclusive retail outlet and gallery space showcasiing the work of these fantastic and original hand-picked artists. Offering these artists a space to trade and a platform from which to expose their work to the general public. The shop will be selling and showcasing everything from ceramics, designer clothing and accessories, sculpture, media, new music releases, prints,paintings and other collectables.

Time to just grab someone and feel the heat of their body Time to dance with strangers, your husband/wife, your best friend or your sister. Its cold outside and we all need to stay warm. Beautiful and lovingly collected slow music crossing through genres from the past to the future This is everything for everyone Live bands and moving and melting projections to make the heart thump

What is EFA London (English for Action)? We work in partnership with local organisations to set up ESOL and literacy courses in venues which are accessible and at the heart of the communities in which we work, such as workplaces, faith institutions, schools and community centres. Continuity is important to the work we do and we are committed to the areas where we work. Our classroom is a place where people are valued, listened to, supported and have an active involvement in the content of their classes. Our pedagogy is inspired by Paulo Freire and the work of Action Aid's Reflect ESOL Project. We see education as a tool for social change: learners are encouraged to share their experiences with the group, and critical thinking and dialogue are valued. Our courses cover more than just English language: they offer training and advice relating to everyday difficulties faced by our learners. By building group trust, confidence and ownership of the course, participants learn to use our classes as a space where they can discuss and tackle problems affecting their lives and their communities. We believe that improved language skills enable migrants to put more into, and get more out of, life in London. EFA London exists to equip people to effect positive change in their homes, communities and workplaces. History EFA London was launched in 2006. The first lesson took place at the London School of Economics on September 28th to students from the London Citizens Workers Association. The project was inspired by a similar scheme piloted by Camille Makunganya and London CITIZENS in 2005, who successfully taught English in Deptford to members of Our Lady’s Church.

Boxing Factory since 2007 White Collar, Amateurs, Semi-Pro & Pro Boxers. EAST LONDON - CITY - CANARY WHARF & CENTRAL LONDON

3 nights & 2 days of Breathtaking music, dance, comedy, spoken word, acoustic sessions, workshops for all ages, children & family events, craft stalls, Real Ale, camping & much more. To book tickets : http://bit.ly/BeverleyTicket

Welcome to my page, my name is Beverley Williams and I am a spiritual-medium who has helped so many people find the light when they could see only the darkness in their lives.

Beverley Town Council is the most locally-embedded tier of local government and is here to serve Beverley and its people. It is a publicly-elected body, and is home to the Mayor, Councillor Margaret Pinder and 13 other councillors. It is a consultee in the planning process for Beverley, speaking on behalf of Beverley and its residents. The Town Council provides two sources of grants and funding via its Grants Committee, and through its relationship with East Riding of Yorkshire Council's Commuted Sums team. It is also responsible for allotments, the all-weather pitch, the skatepark, CCTV, some litterbins. It organises the annual Food Festival and assists with the Christmas lights switch-on and Beverley in Bloom. The website for the Town Council can be found at www.beverley.gov.uk.

Beverley Film Society shows critically acclaimed world and arthouse films between September and June. Films are shown at the Masonic Hall in Beverley every second Friday of the month at 19.30. Membership is required, but you are welcome to try before you buy by coming as a visitor. After the film there is an opportunity for discussion. Beverley Film Society is a voluntary, not-for-profit organisation and a member of the Yorkshire Group of Film Societies.

Hi I am Savvy the Beaver, I hunt out all of the local special offers and discounts in our area. On my page you will find information about special offers and discounts available at all participating Beverley and surrounding area shops and services. A lot of businesses send me special offers that are only available to members of our group so come and join us before you miss out. Love Savvy