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TWO more activities at the Town Centre Community Church, based at The Sarum Hill Centre, Basingstoke.
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OCTOBER 31 with a difference! The Town Centre Community Church, at the Sarum Hill Centre, Sarum Hill, has a Blazing Light Party for children in school Years 1 to 6, running from 6pm to 7.30pm.
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FOLLOWING on from recent taster sessions, a new beginners’ course in Taoist Tai Chi has just started from 7pm to 9pm on Mondays at Brookvale Village Hall, adding to the continuing class at the same venue on Wednesdays from 2pm to 4pm. Telephone 882534 for further information.
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CONGRATULATIONS: Basingstoke College of Technology has two Macmillan Coffee Mornings today, one on each of its two concourses. For early birds the artisan coffee van kicks off at 8am, and business students are also baking for this great cause.
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BASINGSTOKE Green Week is now nearly here, with a Green Fair in Festival Place this Saturday, followed by Transport Day, focusing on green transport options, on Sunday, Recycling Day on Tuesday and Energy Day on Wednesday.
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OPEN Evening: Autumn term is almost upon us and Cranbourne Business and Enterprise College’s Open Evening takes place from 6pm to 8.20pm on Wednesday, September 23, with an address by the headteacher at 6.10pm and 7.10pm.
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COMMUNITY Fun Day: Wessex Christian Fellowship, in Wessex Close, Kings Furlong, is running a community fun day, from noon to 3pm on Bank Holiday Monday, with games, a barbecue, candy floss and face-painting. Text Sanjay on 07550 761117 or email info@wessexchristianfellowship.com for more information.
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SUMMER Streetz 2015: A free holiday activity programme for ages 11 to 18, run by the borough council, local community safety teams, housing associations and Anvil Arts.
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ATTENTION dog lovers! Basingstoke and District Dog Training Club has a Companion Dog Show taking place in the War Memorial Park this coming Sunday, from 11.30am.
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SAFER North Hampshire: Our local community safety team is seeking residents’ views on local community policing priorities. The team’s ninequestion survey takes just five minutes to complete at http:// www.safernh.co.uk/basingstoke- policing-priorities/.
