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Captain Tom inspires veterans’ book club at care home0
The book which Royal Star & Garter residents are reading has taken on extra poignancy following the death of Captain Sir Tom Moore on Tuesday. The Surbiton home for disabled veterans and their partners launched a book club recently for its residents living with dementia – and they chose centenarian and national hero Captain Tom’s
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Write and record a radio play0
There’s still time to write a radio play for the cornerHOUSE Radio Shorts project. The arts centre in Surbiton is asking for original plays between five and 10 minutes long to be submitted for its radio drama initiative. It can just be a monologue or even involve the whole household if you want to. The
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Iconographic-style art show moves online in lockdown0
Twilight, an exhibition by Surbiton fine art artist Anthony Maccini, can be viewed in an online video at the cornerHOUSE arts centre. The exhibition showing Anthony’s black and white oil-on-canvas paintings depicting symbolic ideas, places and people, had been scheduled to run at the Douglas Road arts centre until February 21 with a Meet the
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Memorial plaque and mosaic commemorates Frances Moseley0
Surbiton MP and Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey, pictured, has unveiled a plaque and mosaic to commemorate the life of Frances Moseley, a Berrylands ward councillor who died in 2012 following a long battle with cancer. The mosaic of a daffodil (a flower which Frances loved) on a wall near the Surbiton Children’s Centre Nursery
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Last chance to view Christmas concert at St Matthew’s Church0
Don’t want that festive feeling to end? There is still time to watch the Surbiton Winter Salon recorded at St Matthew’s Church in Surbiton, but hurry as the video of the Christmas concert is only available until Monday (Jan 4). Soprano Bethan Williams, mezzo-soprano Catherine Backhouse, tenor Charles MacDougall and baritone Gavin Cranmer-Moralee accompanied by
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cornerHOUSE arts centre welcomes your New Year poem0
Write a poem to welcome in the New Year and submit it to The cornerHOUSE to be featured on the arts centre’s website. Your poem should be about what the New Year means to you either by reflecting on the past 12 months (I’m sure we’ve all got rather a lot to say about that!),
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Wildlife mural transforms Tolworth roundabout
- Arts, Environment, News
- 10th July 2020
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- Arts, Poetry Cheese
- 21st July 2020
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