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~~==Sunday 3 July 3.30pm – Special Amnesty Evensong service in the Anglican Cathedral==~~

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Come and share in this special service to mark Amnesty’s 50th Anniversary. The Right Reverend Tom Butler, former Bishop of Southwark and regular contributor to Radio 4’s ‘Thought for the Day’, will give the Address.

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~~All are welcome and we look forward to joining with you in celebration of the 50th anniversary of Amnesty International. The former Bishop of Southwark the Rt Rev Tom Butler will give the address.~~

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While you are there you might also like to take the opportunity to visit the Chapel of the Holy Innocents where the Amnesty candle is burning throughout the year. This Chapel is under the organ in the centre of the Cathedral. More information and the significance of the Chapel can be found at

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~~http://www.cathedral.org.uk/visitorinfo/map-info.aspx?m=1&l=9&p=394 Norwich Amnesty group~~

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==Grapes Hill Community Garden - garden party, sunday 10th July, 6pm - 9pm, Grapes Hill Community Garden==

barbecue and bar provided by the Green Grocers, music, information stall Note the garden is open daily to the public from 2nd July and looks stunning!

The garden is already attracting wildlife, with bumblebees and butterflies on the flowers and birds on the lawn and in the trees.The Grapes Hill Community Garden Group planted up the garden and now look after it, with gardening tasks every fortnight during the summer, on Thursday evenings (6 - 8pm). The next evening task is on Thursday 7th July and all are welcome regardless of gardening experience. Jeremy Bartlett, a Norfolk Master Gardener, who has overseen the planting plan can advise people on how to get going and help identify weeds and wildlife. The Group currently looks after the deep beds but from next year we will lease them out to local people and groups to grow their own vegetables.

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==Sunday 3 July 3.30pm – Special Amnesty Evensong service in the Anglican Cathedral==

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Come and share in this special service to mark Amnesty’s 50th Anniversary. The Right Reverend Tom Butler, former Bishop of Southwark and regular contributor to Radio 4’s ‘Thought for the Day’, will give the Address.

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All are welcome and we look forward to joining with you in celebration of the 50th anniversary of Amnesty International. The former Bishop of Southwark the Rt Rev Tom Butler will give the address.

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While you are there you might also like to take the opportunity to visit the Chapel of the Holy Innocents where the Amnesty candle is burning throughout the year. This Chapel is under the organ in the centre of the Cathedral. More information and the significance of the Chapel can be found at

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http://www.cathedral.org.uk/visitorinfo/map-info.aspx?m=1&l=9&p=394 Norwich Amnesty group

==Thu 7 Jul,6pm Plugging the Leaks - A Conversation Norwich Transition Norwich event==

Monday, 18 July 19:30 Bike Maintenance: Transition Circle West

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==Saturday July 30, 9-5 The Forum, Norwich Pride Celebration==

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"quickly becoming known as one of the city’s most welcoming and friendliest events” Councillor Tom Dylan, Lord Mayor of Norwich 2010.

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The Forum are proud to play host once again to the central events of the third Norwich Pride. Thousands of people are expected to turn the city into a rainbow to show their support for the local Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans (LGBT) community. There will be stalls, talks and debates inside and outside the Forum all day; a children's party in the morning and the Tate Modern's Art with a Capital Q in Fusion in the afternoon; and the Pride Show on Millennium Plain when the Parade arrives at 3.30pm.

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~~Lesley Grahame~~

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http://theforumnorwich.co.uk/events/view/norwich-pride-celebration/30-07-2011

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~~07711 298 214~~

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-<big><strong style="color: red;">Draft only, page under construction</strong></big>
-==Sunday 3 July 3.30pm – Special Amnesty Evensong service in the Anglican Cathedral==
-Come and share in this special service to mark Amnesty’s 50th Anniversary. The Right Reverend Tom Butler, former Bishop of Southwark and regular contributor to Radio 4’s ‘Thought for the Day’, will give the Address.
-All are welcome and we look forward to joining with you in celebration of the 50th anniversary of Amnesty International. The former Bishop of Southwark the Rt Rev Tom Butler will give the address.
-While you are there you might also like to take the opportunity to visit the Chapel of the Holy Innocents where the Amnesty candle is burning throughout the year. This Chapel is under the organ in the centre of the Cathedral. More information and the significance of the Chapel can be found at
-http://www.cathedral.org.uk/visitorinfo/map-info.aspx?m=1&l=9&p=394 Norwich Amnesty group
 ==Grapes Hill Community Garden - garden party, sunday 10th July, 6pm - 9pm, Grapes Hill Community Garden==
 barbecue and bar provided by the Green Grocers, music,  information stall  Note the garden is open daily to the public from 2nd July and looks stunning!
 The garden is already attracting wildlife, with bumblebees and butterflies on the flowers and birds on the lawn and in the trees.The Grapes Hill Community Garden Group planted up the garden and now look after it, with gardening tasks every fortnight during the summer, on Thursday evenings (6 - 8pm). The next evening task is on Thursday 7th July and all are welcome regardless of gardening experience.  Jeremy Bartlett, a Norfolk Master Gardener, who has overseen the planting plan can advise people on how to get going and help identify weeds and wildlife. The Group currently looks after the deep beds but from next year we will lease them out to local people and groups to grow their own vegetables.
+==Sunday 3 July 3.30pm – Special Amnesty Evensong service in the Anglican Cathedral==
+Come and share in this special service to mark Amnesty’s 50th Anniversary. The Right Reverend Tom Butler, former Bishop of Southwark and regular contributor to Radio 4’s ‘Thought for the Day’, will give the Address.
+All are welcome and we look forward to joining with you in celebration of the 50th anniversary of Amnesty International. The former Bishop of Southwark the Rt Rev Tom Butler will give the address.
+While you are there you might also like to take the opportunity to visit the Chapel of the Holy Innocents where the Amnesty candle is burning throughout the year. This Chapel is under the organ in the centre of the Cathedral. More information and the significance of the Chapel can be found at
+http://www.cathedral.org.uk/visitorinfo/map-info.aspx?m=1&l=9&p=394 Norwich Amnesty group
 ==Thu 7 Jul,6pm  Plugging the Leaks - A Conversation Norwich Transition Norwich event==
 Monday, 18 July 19:30 Bike Maintenance: Transition Circle West
+==Saturday July 30, 9-5 The Forum, Norwich Pride Celebration==
+"quickly becoming known as one of the city’s most welcoming and friendliest events” Councillor Tom Dylan, Lord Mayor of Norwich 2010.
+The Forum are proud to play host once again to the central events of the third Norwich Pride. Thousands of people are expected to turn the city into a rainbow to show their support for the local Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans (LGBT) community. There will be stalls, talks and debates inside and outside the Forum all day; a children's party in the morning and the Tate Modern's Art with a Capital Q in Fusion in the afternoon; and the Pride Show on Millennium Plain when the Parade arrives at 3.30pm.
-Lesley Grahame
+http://theforumnorwich.co.uk/events/view/norwich-pride-celebration/30-07-2011
-298 214
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