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Woburn Circular Walk
A most beautiful 10 mile circular walk in Bedfordshire taking in delightful Woburn with over 200 listed buildings, Woburn Abbey and many glimpses of all the wildlife at Woburn Deer Park and also Woburn Safari Park !
Let's go with the flow !
Things to bring : packed lunch, water, snacks etc and waterproof jacket and walking shoes/boots/trainers.
Train : 9.56am from Euston arrives at Woburn Sands at 10.56am with a change of train at Bletchley.
For group train tickets : meet in front of Platform 8 at Euston at 9.30am
Train ticket: Return to Woburn Sands
Or you may decide to drive.
Walk starts by 11.05am.
Meetup fee £5 payable in cash or in advance by bank transfer.
You should have adequate and appropriate insurance for this type of activity and be able to walk 2.5 miles per hour.
We will stop for a drink towards the end of the walk.
The train back will most likely be at around 5.15pm.
Please only post photos of others with their consent.
My no is 07714250849.
Wine & Cheese Tasting In West Norwood
Are you looking for a relaxed, social way to enjoy wine without the snobbery in the heart of West Norwood, perfect for locals? Am no wine expert, yet love bringing people together from all walks of life for great conversations, fun, great vibes and meeting new people. Am excited to be organising a simple but fun well-structured wine & cheese tasting. Most of our members attend events solo, so please do join us we are a friendly bunch.
Join us for a **guided but casual wine & cheese tasting**, designed for curious drinkers, food lovers, and anyone who enjoys good conversation in a friendly atmosphere.
Depending how it goes we may organise a monthly event as we explore a new theme, tasting **4 carefully selected wines paired with 4 complementary cheeses**, plus a welcome drink and tasting extras.
No wine knowledge needed — just bring your palate.
### What’s Included
✔ Welcome sparkling wine
✔ 4-wine tasting flight includes
✔ 4 curated cheese pairings
✔ Bread, crackers & accompaniments
✔ Tasting card to guide you
✔ Relaxed, social hosting
Socialising
Meeting new people
Coming out of your comfort zone
Making new friends
**Examples of wine on the day**
1. **Sparkling** – Prosecco or Cava
2. **White** – Sauvignon Blanc or Chardonnay
3. **Light Red** – Pinot Noir
4. **Full Red** – Malbec or Côtes du Rhône
**Paired with examples of chesses on the day**
| Soft & creamy | Brie, Camembert |
| ------------- | --------------- |
| Fresh | Goat’s cheese |
| Semi-hard | Comté, Gruyère |
| Hard & aged | Cheddar, Manchego |
| Blue (optional) | Stilton, Gorgonzola |
### Format
* Mingle & welcome drink
* Guided tasting in rounds
* Group discussion & voting
* Social time at the end
### Perfect For
• Friends • Solo guests • Couples
• Wine beginners • Food lovers
• Anyone who enjoys sociable evenings
### Tickets Non refundable unless cancelled
**£30 early bird**
**£35 standard**
Limited spaces — booking essential.
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## Background music, for get social vibes, mingle and get chatting
### Social Finish
* 90s & 00s feel-good (lightly)
* Motown classics
* Easy danceable grooves
**Venue**
My Pop Events
4 Knights Hill
SE27 0TY
London
Email contact@getasociallife.co.uk
My number just in case 07957320516
Prime Time Over 50s – Penderels Oak, Holborn
Join the Prime Time Over 50s Social Group for a chilled out evening Following the success of our previous events, like the lively gathering at Oxford Circus, we would like to invite you to an evening that is perfect for mingling with like-minded individuals and making new friends and social connections. As you are aware this is a wetherspoons, so prices will be very reasonable
Comedy Show, Pizza & Drinks : Battersea
Comedy on The Comedy Boat!
Welcome reception drinks on the glass upper deck (stunning views of Battersea Power Station).
Free Pizza Buffet included with a valid ticket (Meat & Vegetarian). After soaking up the sunset, feasting on the food & enjoying the breath-taking views, you'll be invited downstairs to the ship's newly refurbished theatre.
Free drink includes gin, wine or beer.
Doors open: 8pm
Tickets: £35
Admin fee: £3
*Additional beverages available for purchase at the bar.*
Free Evening walk, The secret gardens of London
## 🥾 **Mid week wander, Vauxhall to Victoria Walk**
Join us on a friendly **urban adventure through London’s iconic landmarks and hidden green spaces**. Starting from **Vauxhall Underground Station**, we’ll wander through **Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens** and **Archbishop’s Park**, then cross the **Westminster Bridge** for skyline views of Big Ben and the **Palace of Westminster**.
We’ll pause in **Deans Yard** beside **Westminster Abbey**, stroll through the serene **College Garden**, **St John’s Gardens**, and **Millbank Gardens**, then follow leafy paths through **Pimlico** and the **Churchill Gardens Wildflower Meadow**. The route continues via elegant **Warwick Square** before finishing at **Victoria Station**, just in time for an optional celebratory drink at **The Willow Walk Pub**.
A relaxed, social 10 km stroll, perfect for meeting like-minded Londoners.
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### 🕘 Schedule & Meeting Info
**Start:** 18:30 – Vauxhall Underground Station (Lambeth Place Exit)
**End:** Victoria Station (optional drinks at The Willow Walk Pub)
**Distance:** 10 km **Duration:** ≈ 3 hours **Grade:** Beginner 🥾
**Pace:** Relaxed and social, with plenty of photo stops
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### 🎒 What to Bring
✅ Comfortable walking shoes or trainers
✅ Warm layers & waterproof jacket – winter weather can change quickly
✅ Water & snacks
✅ Contactless or Travelcard for travel
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### 💬 What to Expect
Join a welcoming community of Londoners, expats and solo adventurers for this easy, social walk through historic and scenic parts of London. No hiking boots required — just bring good vibes and festive cheer!
🧭 Led by qualified and insured GO London Hiking leaders experienced in group management and urban navigation.
***
### 📲 Stay Connected
📱 WhatsApp: 07968585224
📩 Mailing List: [Go London](https://www.golondonhiking.co.uk/contact)
🌐 Website: [www.golondonhiking.co.uk](https://www.golondonhiking.co.uk)
🎟️ Eventbrite Page: [GO London Events](https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/go-london-hiking-17576718759)
📸 Instagram: [@golondonhiking](https://www.instagram.com/golondonhiking/)
👍 Facebook Page: [Go London Adventure](https://www.facebook.com/GoLondonAdventure/)
👥 Facebook Group: [Go London Hiking](https://www.facebook.com/groups/GoLondonHiking/)
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2hr Thursday Night 🏀 Basketball in Canary Wharf 🔥
Join our weekly social basketball run, full court 5 v 5 with 1 sub on each team, all levels welcome!
Please join this game using the free GameOn Active app ([download here](https://gameonactive.co.uk/connect.html)) which is a free app we use to organise the run.
Crossharbour Montessori Day Nursery is 1 min walk from Crossharbour DLR station.
On arrival, please let reception know that you are there for a basketball session and you will be let through, at the courts please ask for Konstantinos. We look forward to balling with you there!
Daytime Activities Events This Week
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FREEBIE FRIDAY The delights of Epping Forest
A most wonderful 7 mile circular walk through the wild yet beautiful Epping Forest incorporating delightful High Beech.
Using your oyster card you can either take the 10.31am train from Liverpool Street that arrives at Chingford train station at 10.58am or you may drive to Chingford and park very near the station.
The walk shall start at 11.15am.
Please bring packed lunch, water, snacks etc plus waterproof jacket and walking shoes/boots/trainers and sunhat,suncream and sunglasses.
You should be able to walk 2.5 miles per hour.
Please only post photos of others with their consent.
My no is 07714250849..
Sunday Sip & Social With A Glass Of Wine & Nibbles & Good Vibes
Looking for a lovely way to end the weekend?
Join us for a **relaxed Sunday afternoon** in the heart of West Norwood with drinks, tasty nibbles, and great company. This is the perfect setting to **unwind, meet new people, and enjoy a warm, sociable atmosphere** before the new week begins.
Whether you come **solo or with a friend**, you’ll be made to feel welcome — most guests attend alone and are open to mingling.
### **What to Expect**
* A relaxed and friendly social setting
* Feel-good background music
* A great mix of people to chat and connect with
* A welcoming host to help you settle in
* Friendly host
* Meeting new people
* Coming out of your comfort zone
* Socialising
### **What’s Included**
* 1 glass of wine, beer, or non-alcoholic drink
* A selection of tasty nibbles
* Background music & mingling
* A warm, sociable atmosphere
### **Event Details**
**Location:** My Pop Up Events
4 Knights Hill SE29 0HY
**Time:** 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM
**Price:**
* Early Bird: £18
* Standard: £20
### **Spaces are limited – book early to secure your spot!**
Come along, step out of your comfort zone, and enjoy a relaxed Sunday with great people and good vibes.
**Allergies**
Please let me know if you have any allergies or other dietary requirements, once you have made payment, we are happy to accommodate you.
**Social Media & Photos**
We love capturing the day! Group photos may be shared on Meetup and Instagram. If you’re camera-shy, just step aside during group shots
📩 **Questions?**
Call/WhatsApp: 07957 320516
Email: contact@getasociallife.co.uk
Saturday Morning Voice Activation for Women 40+
## Saturday Morning Voice Activation for Women 40+
**Reclaim Your Voice • Awaken Your Spirit • Sing Your Soul**
This empowering workshop invites women 40+ to reconnect with their authentic voice through sound, breath, and playful vocal exploration. You don’t need to be a singer or have any previous experience. This is a supportive space for all voices.
Together we will explore intuitive vocal practices, techniques, breath and intuitive expression to help reconnect with the body, and awaken the natural power of the voice. We will also touch on how life transitions such as perimenopause and menopause can affect the voice and how to care for it with compassion.
This is not about performing, it’s about **rediscovering the voice that already lives within you**.
Come as you are and experience the joy of sounding together in a supportive circle of women.
## This is a ticketed ONLINE event £10
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/saturday-morning-voice-activation-for-women-40-tickets-1985237843832?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl
Let’s Explore Bath Together – A Relaxed Women’s Day Trip
**Explore Bath with us – a relaxed day out for women**
Join us for a beautiful day trip to the historic city of Bath, known for its stunning architecture, charming streets, and relaxed atmosphere.
This is a friendly, unstructured day out where we’ll explore together at an easy pace — with plenty of time to chat, wander, and enjoy the day in good company. Many women come alone and quickly feel part of the group.
You’re welcome to visit the Roman Baths during the day (optional), and later we’ll meet up for dinner and drinks in a cosy pub before heading home.
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**📍 Travel Details**
* We’ll meet at **8:30am at the coach departure point**
* The **£5 fee is for hosting only**
* **You’ll need to book your own return coach ticket here:**
[https://www.nationalexpress.com/en](https://www.nationalexpress.com/en)
* We’ll travel together and **get off at the main Bath stop**
* Final meeting details will be sent the day before
* Please book the 9am departure and the 6.15pm return coaches.
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**✨ What to expect**
* A relaxed, welcoming group of women
* Time to explore Bath together
* Optional visit to the Roman Baths
* Dinner & drinks to end the day
***
**🎟 Secure your place**
Limited spots available — book early to join us.
**£5 (hosting only)**
*Travel, food, drinks, and entry tickets not included.*
LCC URBAN RENEWAL: Litter-Picking Action with Community Residents
**Londoners! Join us Sunday, March 29th at noon as we stare futility in the face and laugh: we're joining tens of thousands of proud dorks nationwide who love their communities and want them to be more beautiful. We refuse to accept that life under capitalism means swimming in the unwanted filth of our plastic-addicted civilisation.**
**Sturdy gloves, bags and picking tools will be provided, so just bring good shoes, durable clothing and a fearless determination. Joining us will be residents of the local area who need our help to bring some pride back to their neighbourhoods.**
**We'll meet at noon at Abbey Wood station on the end of the Elizabeth Line, about 20 mins from central London. Our community partners will lead us onwards from around 12:30.**
**The intrepid picker who picks the most will win a £10 Co-op gift card!**
Why is LCC doing litter-picking? Read on for our analysis of why this form of mutual aid is both necessary and weirdly fun.
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Have you noticed that lately, the filth seems to be spreading? Living in a great megalopolis like London, it's easy to gaslight ourselves into believing that it's always been like this, that "cities are just dirty"; and anyway if there's a problem, the council should solve it! What else do we pay taxes for?
But no, it's not your imagination. Halfway through the 2020s and we really are living through an [unprecedented explosion](https://wastedirect.co.uk/guides/fly-tipping-statistics/) in fly-tipping and general filth. It's true that, [across the country,](https://www.newstatesman.com/spotlight/economic-growth/regional-development/2024/01/council-bankruptcy-tracker-local-government-authorities-finances) many of the local governments whose job it is to collect trash are going bankrupt or getting close. In Birmingham, which went bankrupt in 2023, this financial situation has provided cover for a refusal to pay sanitation workers a fair wage, leading to one of the [longest all-out strikes](https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/crleyz0d557o) in modern British history and sky-high rubbish piles - even as the council says it's [no longer](https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/crleyz0d557o) bankrupt.
None of this really explains what's going on in London, where local authorities are still mostly solvent and sanitation workers not on strike, at least after Tower Hamlets [settled its dispute](https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-66917779) a few years ago. This despite the fact that London has some of the [highest fly-tipping rates](https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/fly-tipping-uk-map-ranked-worst-b2705154.html) in the country. To our historical-materialist minds here at LCC HQ, there are bigger forces than councils at work, namely: the exhaustion of the global supply chain in recycling and waste on the one hand, and on the other, the ongoing colonisation of our spectacularly corrupt political economy by organised crime. These days there's simply too much trash for councils to deal with, at any price - which is where fly-tipping comes in.
Without most of us being aware, China - once the [leading importer](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/China%27s_waste_import_ban) of the world's waste - quietly [stopped accepting westerners' trash in 2018 as part of National Sword](https://e360.yale.edu/features/piling-up-how-chinas-ban-on-importing-waste-has-stalled-global-recycling). Having allowed the [recycling and waste-processing infrastructure](https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2025/oct/09/britain-2bn-recycling-industry-export-plastic-waste) necessary to deal with it ourselves to collapse along with the rest of our industry, since foisting it on the Global South is more to our liking, we are now swimming in an ocean of garbage with no idea what to do with it. A paltry 600,000 tons of waste, including valuable recyclables, is now being dumped abroad annually - and with Indonesia [having just joined China in banning waste imports,](https://seasia.co/2025/09/06/indonesia-ends-plastic-waste-imports-amid-growing-environmental-concerns) it's no wonder that things are really starting to get bad here.
Perhaps this explains why over the past couple years, [criminal gangs have been porting millions of tonnes of our junk](https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/organised-crime-fly-tipping-police-environment-agency-b2853238.html) away from the cities, mostly to illegal "mega-tip" sites in the countryside. We've already [buried ancient woodlands and bluebell fields in Kent](https://news.sky.com/story/ancient-bluebell-woodland-smothered-in-illegal-waste-as-campaigners-tell-authorities-to-do-the-right-thing-13125165) under hundreds of tonnes of rubbish; we all saw the news about [Kidlington's 150m long, 15m wide, 10m high super-tip.](https://news.sky.com/story/kidlington-fly-tipping-two-men-arrested-over-rubbish-dumped-in-oxfordshire-field-13500924) Now that these sites have become too large to ignore, suddenly laws are being enforced out there. As of writing, it seems that the chickens have come home to the cities to roost: fly-tipping gangs are now simply leaving our alleys, parks and road by-passes strewn with a distributed, ever-growing network of waste piles. A situation now exists where the reality of waste has become impossible to ignore in the traditional way, that of putting it in the bin and forgetting its existence: the streets are proof that, in the age of plastics, nothing can ever really be "thrown away". In fact, there is no *away.* Alongside the proliferation of chemical waste, human shit and other effluvia now coursing through our rivers and water tables, we can add the trash crisis to Britain's overall *sanitation crisis.*
So what? Like so much about life under modern capitalism, from the Epstein revelations to skyrocketing food insecurity, the mind looks for an escape route when confronted with the scale of the problem. British leftists raised on a steady diet of *Novara Media*-style social-democratic welfarism will protest: working-class people work hard enough without having to clean their own streets! The government needs to fund waste collection properly, rebuild our recycling plants and crack down on the fly-tippers! All that may be true. But Britain doesn't have a government, it has an occupying army of capitalist parasites wearing a liberal-democratic skin suit. They're not going to help us and they never will, because there is no sanitation crisis inside their gated communities.
What's a proletarian supposed to do? Live with the indignity? Get used to living like an unloved animal, just because conditions outside are like a pigsty? You can definitely write your councillor, petition Parliament, and generally campaign for a state-led clean-up. But if we've seen much evidence of anything in politics in the last twenty years, it's that this kind of activism is niche. Too niche to make much of a difference. This won't change from the "top down", with one more big push by activist groups to get everyone involved in their letter-writing campaign. People, largely, lack the confidence to get involved in anything political. To rebuild that confidence, we need to work from the bottom up. Many hands make light work, as the saying goes - workers together can really transform an area in the space of an afternoon, if enough of them rally to the task.
In this case, we're working from the *very* bottom: picking up trash may not represent even a small-scale political "victory", but having a more beautiful local street or park does make for a marginally more enjoyable daily life. Meeting and building solidarity with other people who love their community and aren't afraid to put some work in to make it better is also a powerful reason to get out there. Not quite "another world is possible", but maybe this - especially for those who are looking for a community of like-minded people - could be a step towards achieving that consciousness. Litter-picking groups have [grown in popularity across Britain](https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ckgnne5mmz7o), but not so much London as of yet. Why? Maybe we think we're too cool for something so profoundly dorky, thankless and Sisyphean. Isn't the trash just going to come back? Maybe - but one must imagine Sisyphus happy.
So pull on those work gloves and join us for a bit of litter-picking!
https://www.tcv.org.uk/media_hub/litter-picking-a-beginners-guide/
90s Sweat & Vibes – A Feel Good Dance Workout (No Instructor, Just Energy
# 90s Sweat & Vibes – A Feel Good Dance Workout (No Instructor, Just Energy, No One Is Watching)
Remember when music made you MOVE without thinking?
When you knew every lyric.
When a beat dropped and the whole room went wild?
We’re bringing that energy back.
**90s Sweat & Vibes**
**It is:**
Not a fitness class
Not a party
Not a club night.
It’s Movement therapy
It’s nostalgia.
It’s cardio without pressure.
It’s good vibes only
It's Social wellness
## What To Expect
A 90s R&B, Hip Hop & Dancehall playlist
60 minutes of non-stop feel-good movement
30 minutes after dancing to mingle and socialise
No instructor, move how YOU want
A welcoming space (most people come solo) Invite friend too
A healthy signature drink included
Intimate group – only 25 people per session
There are no steps to follow.
No mirrors judging you.
No one is watching you
No choreography to remember.
Just music you love and freedom to move.
## The Soundtrack
Think:
Jump Around Boom!
Shake the Room
Let Me Be Your Fantasy
Rhythm Is a Dancer
U Can't Touch This
Baby One More Time, Britney Spears
Wannabe, Spice Girls
Mary J Blige
Blackstreet
Snap!
Crystal Waters
Montell Jordan
La Bouche
Soul II Soul
CeCe Peniston
And more…
If you know, you know 😉
## Dress Code
Any thing 90's creating the theme, party wear or spots wear whatever is comfortable with comfy footwear for dancing,
## Your Drink Is Included
After you sweat, refresh with one of our signature blends:
The 90s Glow – Pineapple, Lime & Ginger
R&B Refresher – Watermelon, Mint & Lemon
The Fresh Prince – Coconut Water & Pineapple
Hydrating. Fresh. No hangover required.
## Who Is This For?
• 30+ who grew up on 90s music
• Anyone who wants fun cardio without pressure
• People who don’t love traditional gyms
• Solo attendees (99% of our community come alone!)
• Anyone wanting to meet like-minded people
If you like dancing in your kitchen… this is for you.
## Tickets £15
Limited to 25 spaces per session to keep it intimate and high energy.
Once we’re full, we’re full.
No drop-ins on the day.
**Fees are non refundable unless cancelled**, minus booking/Paypal fees
## ⚠️ Important
This is a free-movement session.
Please wear comfortable clothing and trainers.
Bring water if you need extra hydration.
We create a respectful, welcoming environment — no judgement, just vibes.
Come alone.
Leave sweaty.
Leave smiling.
Leave with new connections.
Let’s sweat like it’s 1999
**Social Media & Photos**
We love capturing the day! Group photos may be shared on **Meetup** and **social media**. If you’re camera-shy, just step aside during group shots
**My number just in case is 07957320516 or Email me at contact@getasociallife.co.uk**
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Durdle Door Hike: Explore the Jurassic Coast
**Reconnect, Reflect, and Rise — A Lulworth to Durdle Door Hike**
Join us for a truly special day of connection, serenity, and spiritual reflection as we walk together across the stunning cliffs of Lulworth and Durdle Door.
This event is an opportunity to pause from the noise of everyday life, breathe in the beauty of nature, and connect with like-minded people in a safe, uplifting, and spiritually nourishing space.
**REGISTRATION**
To register for this event, please visit: [Durdle Door Hike](https://register.enthuse.com/ps/event/DurdleDoorHike)
**COST: £10**
Transport from London also available: £19.95
***(Only 12 Seats available so register ASAP!)***
**Essentials**
* Pick-up Location: MC London Hub, E1 2LR
* Departure Time: 4:30 AM sharp – please arrive on time
* Distance: 11km / 7 miles
* Estimated Duration: 4-5 hours
* Difficulty Level: Easy / Moderate
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Morning people unite!! 🐤 ☕ + 💬 @ Crimson Cup Coffee Shop - Clintonville
Early-bird coffee and conversation at [Crimson Cup Coffee Shop - Clintonville](https://www.crimsoncup.com/about/location/clintonville)!
April Social - Rehab Tavern Franklinton
After a short winter hibernation, we are back for warmer weather events!
We'll kick things off with our monthly social at [Rehab Tavern ](http://rehabtavern.com/) located in Franklinton!
**Address**: 456 W Town St #460, Columbus, OH 43215
You'll find us at a large table with CAC flyers and placards!
We'll be discussing what warm weather events you'd like to see such as hiking, biking, kayacking, etc!
Saturday Mornings @ East Market
Let's grab some coffee/food and share a morning chat! The East Market has an ample parking lot and outdoor and indoor seating.
Grab a cup of coffee from Winston's Coffee & Waffles or on your way to East Market and meet us on the second floor - table behind or east of the elevator. If the weather cooperates we will be meeting in the patio.
Per what this group is about: "Everyone is welcome! International transplants to Columbus who want to improve language skills, Columbus residents who want to discuss international travel and culture, and anyone who enjoys getting together for good conversations."
Piecing Families Together
This is an all inclusive event to inform, support and help bring special needs families and the community together. Come and enjoy family and sensory friendly: games, activities, snacks, free stuff and more! Meets the 2nd Saturday of each month. Located at Village Chapel - 30 Circleville Avenue, Ashville, OH 43103.





























