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For tonight's (?1 a ticket) raffle we have the following prizes...


- A very, very nice bottle of Champagne (Jacquesson AVIZE Grand Cru Vintage 1997) donated by Green & Blue

- A years free subscription to Southwark News (Worth ?65)

- A bottle of Champagne donated by Foxtons (times 10! Yes that's 10 individual prizes)

- A ?45 massage voucher from the Wellbeing Well

- Organic body wash and shampoo from Healthmatters

- And another lucky winner will win the opportunity to blow out the candle on the birthday cake, how good is that?


so that's 15 prizes and thank you to all those who have donated. If you have something to donate please let me know asap. The raffle draw will take place about 10:30. and all proceeds will go to St Christopher's Hospice. Oh, I may need a hand doing the raffle ticket thing tonight so feel free to offer your help, thanks.



... it starts at 7:30pm upstairs of the Magdala. When you the Magdala go round to the left of the bar and you'll find stairs, we're up there. There's going to be free drinks for a short while, not all night but please come and say hello get a free drink ticket.


We're probably going to get some pizzas made in the Magdala kitchen to be served about 8 - 8:30 if you feel peckish.


The forum's been going almost a year now and in that time it's helped form numerous groups and clubs including the East Dulwich WI, football teams and a scrabble club, local business have benefited, friends have been made and some might say it's helped create a bit more of a friendly community feel round here.


So to celebrate this we are having a party upstairs at The Magdala on Lordship Lane (the big yellow pub near the police station) on the evening of the 21st September and you're invited. It doesn't matter if you're a frequent poster of messages, have posted the odd one or two or just like to watch, everyone's welcome so hopefully you'll keep that evening free to come along and have a drink.


Now for the best bit: If you have enjoyed the forum over that time it would be great for you to raise some money to put behind the bar for all to enjoy. If you want to show your appreciation and donate but would rather your extra money went to a local charity, please say so when you submit your donation. You can donate money via PayPal, (send your amount to [email protected]) or you'll notice there's a link down at the bottom right of the site that says Donate.


Please donate the price of a few pints (London prices of course), you'll be helping to make a good night a great night.


thanks and thanks for using the forum


Mark


The following people have donated and are therefore officially brilliant:


Clare

capt_birdseye

SeanMacGabhann

Angela (SE22 Magazine)

Mark

shambles

Marmora Man

citizenED

Ant

Ladygooner

Ziggy

The Assets

keef

elizlondon

Kevin at Push Studios

mockney piers

Mogs

Brendan

Foxtons (+ some champagne)

Ellie (Dulwich Design and Build)

Polly D

Dulwich Paradiso Film Society

Rob at Healthmatters

Jimbo & Mandy

Nutty

Max at ESPH

Clazza

Steve at The George Canning

Badger

Kaiya

Hengist

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