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(Early announcement: The Big Lunch, June 5th, in a garden near you)
 
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==Early announcement: The Big Lunch, June 5th, in a garden near you==
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The Big Lunch is a very simple idea from the Eden Project. The aim is to get as many people as possible across the whole of the UK to have lunch with their neighbours in a simple act of community, friendship and fun. This year it’s happening on Sunday 5th June and a record number of people are expected to take part - why not be one of them?
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A Big Lunch can be anything from a few neighbours getting together in the garden or on the street, to a full blown party with food, music and decoration that quite literally stops the traffic.
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Since starting in 2009, thousands of Big Lunches have taken place in all kinds of communities across the UK and the best part of a million people get involved each year.
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Ideas how to set up a Big Lunch and more info at: http://www.thebiglunch.com
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==Receive a Shiatsu treatment in exchange for a donation to the people of Japan==
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A group of professional Shiatsu practitioners is offering up to 100
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treatment sessions in May in exchange for donations towards the Japan
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Earthquake and Tsunami Appeal.
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Shiatsu is a deeply relaxing Japanese bodywork therapy, which is closely
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allied to Acupuncture but instead of needles we use our hands. The
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treatment is given fully clothed on a comfortable futon mattress on the
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floor or a massage table.
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Shiatsu is designed to stimulate and support the body’s own natural healing
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process, aiding relaxation, maintaining good health and boosting vitality.
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This is a great opportunity to get a taste of what Shiatsu can do for you
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as well as helping a good cause. The taster sessions will last for 30
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minutes and will include a personal consultation. To make a booking, just
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call the Shiatsu Centre on 01603 632555.
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The Japanese Red Cross is providing first aid and emergency healthcare, and
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distributing relief to those in the areas hardest hit by the tragic
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disasters suffered by the people of Japan over the last few weeks. All
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donations received will go directly to the Red Cross.
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Shakura Meddings, a coordinator of Japan Month May 2011, says:
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“Families in Japan have all been affected and will continue to feel the
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effects for generations - our hearts go out to their unimaginable suffering
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and we felt compelled to take action. With Shiatsu having its roots in
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Japan we’re donating these treatments as an act of gratitude as well as a
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gesture of support.”
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For more information about Shiatsu and the Red Cross visit the websites
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below:
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http://www.shiatsucentre.co.uk
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