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Rosemere Golfers Against Cancer stage celebrity-am golf days, dinners, presentations, general entertainment - (golf-related) to raise vital funds for the Preston-based Rosemere cancer Foundation. The brinchild of Leyland golfer Keith McIntosh, the group's patrons and active supporters are entertainer Norman Prince, former European Tour professional Paul Eales and globally renowned caddy Phil 'Wobbly' Morbey. RGAC is affiliated to the USA group Golfers Against Cancer.

Established in May 1989 by Leyton Orient Football Club and the London Borough of Waltham Forest, LOCSP started with 150 young people a week and now provides over 4,500 sporting and educational participation and engagement opportunities every week for young people across London - equating to 225,000 a year.

LMCC is all about getting everything together to do useful, fun activities and sharing great experiences and learning too!

Available free to members of the public and stockists. The vast majority of copies are available from various outlets with some copies being letter-dropped to businesses. Leyton Life has a selection of local businesses advertising their goods and services. The aim is to keep people informed of local and national issues. People can write in with their comments and any other contributions, some of which may get published. Free spaces available to some community orientated organisations, all spaces are subject to availability.

A tour around Leyton.

This page is managed by Tony McDonald, whose father Terry played on the left wing for Leyton Orient from October 1959 until May 1965. I hope this is a relaxed place where football romantics can visit to indulge in O's nostalgia and share their memories of watching football at Brisbane Road - the home of Leyton Orient FC.

It is an African/ Afro-Caribbean restaurant on wheels, providing a great food selection and efficient, quality customer service

We meet twice a month with the emphasis on a fun and varied social life. Our diary shows our full programme of events and oh - we occasionally go down the pub as well. Round Table makes no distinction between colour, creed, political persuasion, wealth or social standing - in fact - we don’t even mind what football team you support! There are about 25 blokes in Lichfield Round Table and we welcome anyone who wishes to join as long as they are male and older than 18 and younger than 45 (sorry, no old fogeys allowed!) If you are interested in finding out more, please call us for free on 543 414444 or email info@lichfieldroundtable.co.uk

A website dedicated to women who want to improve the appearance and look of their body. The information is a collection of tips and techniques collected over many years.

A great way to find out what's on in Lichfield District - whether you live here or are visiting. From hundreds of events (many of which are free) to great locations, fantastic special offers, interesting history and local facts, and much much more!