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[ SE1 Direct ]    Issue 293      http://www.SE1direct.co.uk

Monday 19 June 2006                           ISSN 1750-0656

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* Local news & features from the London SE1 website
* Advert: The Traditional Acupuncture Centre
* What's on this week
* Noticeboard: Live in Lambeth or Southwark? Can you sing?
* Arts reviews from the London SE1 website
* Hot topics from the London SE1 Forum

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[ Local news & features from the London SE1 website ]

Remember you don't have to wait till SE1 Direct drops into
your mailbox to get a local news fix. The London SE1 website
offers the latest news throughout the week. You can also see
that news on a map: http://www.London-SE1.co.uk/news/map.php

* Sheep drive in pictures
Read more at: http://www.london-se1.co.uk/news/view/2214
* Sheep drive threatened by animal rights activists
Read more at: http://www.london-se1.co.uk/news/view/2211

* Honour for Neal's Yard Dairy founder
Read more at: http://www.london-se1.co.uk/news/view/2213

* "I love Southwark" says Shard architect
Read more at: http://www.london-se1.co.uk/news/view/2212

* School's U-turn on biometric library system
Read more at: http://www.london-se1.co.uk/news/view/2210

* Rambert celebrates 80 years with �8m fundraising push
Read more at: http://www.london-se1.co.uk/news/view/2209

* Lapdancing club: Mayor abandons legal challenge
Read more at: http://www.london-se1.co.uk/news/view/2208

* City Hall is "falling apart" say Tories
Read more at: http://www.london-se1.co.uk/news/view/2207

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[ Advert: The Traditional Acupuncture Centre ]

The largest dedicated acupuncture clinic in Europe
established since 1983. More than 20 professionally
qualified and registered practitioners of Chinese Medicine
including Herbal Medicine and Tui Na (Chinese Medical
Massage)

75 Roupell Street, London SE1 8SS 
Tel 020 7928 8333
Email [email protected]
Web http://www.acupuncturecentre.org.uk

5 minutes from Waterloo, Waterloo East & Southwark stations

Open 8am-9pm Mondays to Fridays * 9am-6pm Saturdays

Calm and tranquil atmosphere.

Free consultations to discuss whether treatment could be
helpful for you.

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Now booking for OCTOBER - get in quick while there's space!
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[ What's on this week ]

Each week we select a few highlights from the community
and cultural events taking place over the next seven
days. For a comprehensive what's on guide visit
http://www.London-SE1.co.uk/whatson/ or pick up a copy of
our free monthly printed publication, 'in SE1'.


LONDON ARCHITECTURE BIENNALE
Lots of talks, exhibitions, bike rides and walks throughout
the week.
See http://quicklink.se1direct.co.uk/?id=1138 for details

BIKE WEEK
It's Bike Week - cycling groups in Southwark and Lambeth
have a full programme.
See http://quicklink.se1direct.co.uk/?id=1173 for a
selection of events.


AA SOCIAL AT THE SCOOP - INCLUDES 'POOL OF LONDON' SCREENING
Tuesday 20 June
9.30pm-11.30pm at The Scoop (next to City Hall)
Students from the Architectural Association will introduce a
purpose-built horizontal screen to make the audience lie and
look up from  within the Scoop, as if floating in an
imaginary river. On this horizontal screen they will draw on
new technologies to project a selection of short films from
commercial films, Architecture Association archives and new
filmic material in order to represent the changing face of
London followed by a screening of the 1951 Ealing Studios'
Pool of London.
Details & map: http://quicklink.se1direct.co.uk/?id=1171


BOROUGH & BANKSIDE COMMUNITY COUNCIL
Wednesday 21 June
7pm at Cathedral School, Redcross Way
Do you live in Cathedrals or Chaucer wards? Meet your new
councillors at the first meeting of the Community Council
since February. Information stalls and refreshments.
Agenda includes updates from St George the Martyr Church
Crypt Redevelopment Group and the BME Network. There will be
a briefing on the Cleaner, Greener, Safer programme and an
update from local police officers. 
Details & map: http://quicklink.se1direct.co.uk/?id=1162


MULTICULTURALISM: MEANINGFUL OR HOPELESS? 
Wednesday 21 June
7pm in the Garry Weston Library at Southwark Cathedral; free
Public forum with, Shami Chakrabarti - director of Liberty,
Nick Johnson - director of Policy and The Public Sector at
the Commission for Racial Equality and David Conway - senior
research fellow, Civitas. Organised by Southwark Cathedral
Justice and Development Group.
Details & map: http://quicklink.se1direct.co.uk/?id=1170


UNICORN THEATRE OPEN PUBLIC MEETING
Wednesday 21 June
Six months since it opened, the Unicorn Theatre wants to
hear the views of its users and neighbours. What do you
think of the programme, prices, performance times, cafe etc?
Artistic director Tony Graham and senior staff will be there
to talk about the theatre's future plans and to answer any
questions. Tours of the building will also be available.
The meeting will be chaired by Cllr Bob Skelly.
Details & map: http://quicklink.se1direct.co.uk/?id=1163


MORE MOVIES - FREE OPEN AIR CINEMA AT THE SCOOP
Every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday in June
Take your seats by 9.15pm; first come, first served; free
Wednesday: The Wicker Man
Thursday: Alien - The Director's Cut 
Friday: Nine Queens (Nuevas Reinas) 
Details & map: http://quicklink.se1direct.co.uk/?id=1155


AUDIO PATHS - PODWALK ROUND THE ELEPHANT & CASTLE
Friday 23 June
7pm outside Elephant & Castle tube station (Bakerloo Line
entrance), London Road; free
A multi-sensory walk around Elephant and Castle. Do we shape
architecture or does it shape us? Download the audio file
from http://www.utrophia.net/guided-by-voices.html
Press play on your mp3 or CD player at the instructed time
and location to take a multi sensory, playful and historical
audio tour which will change the way we see and use the
urban environment.
Details & map: http://quicklink.se1direct.co.uk/?id=1172


CANCER HELP & INFORMATION DAY
Friday 23 June
10am-3.30pm at Atrium 1, Guy's Hospital
Are you or someone you know affected by cancer? Do you want
to meet other patients and carers in a similar position and
share your experiences? Then why not come along to a special
help and information day. The theme for the day is the
financial costs of cancer.
Details & map: http://quicklink.se1direct.co.uk/?id=1169


POND DIPPING IN THE TATE MODERN COMMUNITY GARDEN
Saturday 24 June
10am-1pm at the Tate Modern Community Garden (north east of
the gallery)
Grab your wellies and head to the garden to plant some
aquatic plants, have some fun delving in the deep or map
your journey to green spaces around the world.
Details & map: http://quicklink.se1direct.co.uk/?id=1167


LAMBETH PARISH FETE - SPECIAL GUEST CAROL VORDERMAN
Saturday 24 June
2pm-5pm at Lambeth Palace Garden; �3 (concessions available)
With special guest Carol Vorderman. More than 30 stalls with
raffles, sideshows, music, refreshments, home produce,
bric-a-brac and books. Proceeds to parish funds and Water
Aid.
Details & map: http://quicklink.se1direct.co.uk/?id=1165


WATERLOO COMMUNITY CONFERENCE
Saturday 24 June
10am-3pm at the Living Space
Working in partnership - piece of cake? For the last six
years Waterloo community organisations have had the benefit
of Single Regeneration Budget of over �4 million to fund
community led regeneration projects. That funding will end
on 31 March 2007. Come and have your say; find out what's
been happening and help develop a strategy for the future.
Details & map:  http://quicklink.se1direct.co.uk/?id=1164

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[ Noticeboard: Live in Lambeth or Southwark? Can you sing? ]

After 2 years on Walkabout the Young Vic Theatre Company
will finally be returning to its newly redeveloped home on
The Cut this autumn.
 
Shortly the theatre will be holding auditions for the
opening production and would like you to help to find some
of the stars of the show.
 
Do you live in Lambeth or Southwark?
Can you sing?
Do you want to perform at the Young Vic theatre?
 
The Young Vic is looking forward to restablishing itself at
the heart of the local community. Therefore auditions will
be open to any Lambeth or Southwark resident aged 8-12 and
18-80 years old. Participants do not need any experience of
performing - they just need to be able to sing.

Auditions will take place in early July and promise to be a
fun and friendly affair.

To book an audition please contact Jennie for the young
people's choir (ages 8-12) on 020 7820 3365 or Gabby for the
adult choir (aged 18-80) on 020 7820 3367.

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[ Arts reviews from the London SE1 website ]

* Tselane's Song and Gogo at the Unicorn Theatre
Read more at: http://www.london-se1.co.uk/news/view/2215

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[ Hot topics from the London SE1 Forum ]

Our weekly digest of topics raised in recent discussions at
http://www.London-SE1.co.uk/forum/list/1

- New Neighbours
- Bongos in Pages Walk
- Jam Factory Fun
- Sheep Drive
- Tesco Elephant food safety
- Help! Property buying in SE1
- Improving Borough High Street
- The Anti-Leylanddii League
- SE1 party venues
- Outdoor Screen for World Cup?
- Lazy days... - pub with big screen near Tower Bridge
- Rubbish outside Chaucer flats 18-58

To read and respond to these discussions and more, go to:
http://www.London-SE1.co.uk/forum/list/1

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