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Huguenot

Huguenot

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I'm not sure there was ever demand for a general meeting.


There's loads of special interest groups in the What's On section.


There's a variety of council meetings that can be attended also.


There's irregular forum drinks when someone wants to go through the paid of organizing :)

Pugwash

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The East Dulwich Society still exsists but most of the members do not appear to want to attend meetings. I am the current vice chair and although membership money is forthcoming each year, active participation is not. The EDS used to have their AGMs at John Paul Centre behind St. Thomas More Church, but many felt it was too isolated place so it was changed to The ED Community Centre. There was a committee of around 10 people initially but deaths, moving out of district and old age have twindled the EDS down to around 5 people who meet around 4 times a year. New blood is needed and younger members ( we are all now over 60) to keep the society going. The AGM will be held in MArch/April at the Community Centre and I will put details on the Forum
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It might not be quite what you had in mind, but we are a bake club and host local events every 4 to 6 weeks. If you'd like to know more or sign up to our mailing list, please feel free to get in touch: [email protected].


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