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Brain hits the jackpot!0
- Arts, Environment, Food, Gardening, News
- 12th July 2020
Congratulations to the group which organises wacky events such as Surbiton Ski Sunday, and regeneration initiatives including Tolworth’s food and arts and crafts market. It has hit the jackpot in the latest batch of Arts Council grants. The Community Brain has been given £28,843 to help it weather the coronavirus crisis. Although the pandemic has
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Seething Festival is cancelled 0
- News
- 29th February 2020
The weather has put paid to this afternoon’s (Saturday) Seething Festival. St Andrew’s Square, the focus of the event, is a quagmire. Organisers, the Community Brain, yesterday reluctantly cancelled the festivities with its stalls, food, live music and charity bar. “Yesterday we made the decision to cancel the Seething Festival today as St Andrew’s Square
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Join the grand procession 0
- News
- 26th February 2020
Make masks and headdresses and join a procession to celebrate the joy of sheer nonsense on Saturday (Feb 29). Assemble at St Andrew’s Square off Maple Road at 2pm, where there will be music, food, a charity bar, games and the chance to make an item to wear for Seething Festival’s Grand Procession, which will snake
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Brain hits the jackpot!
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- 12th July 2020
Seething Festival is cancelled
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- 29th February 2020
Join the grand procession
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