Women's Equality Party free celebration/social Tuesday 22nd March Bussey Building 7pm

By Daisylets
March 18, 2016 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted March 18, 2016

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Posted March 18, 2016

Hi I thought I'd share this invite to a social/celebration, as many self employed women, like myself, have an interest in standing up for gender equality generally, so thought it might be of interest - if anyone is interested in meeting the WEP London Assembly candidates - and finding out more about the Women's Equality Party, come along on Tuesday to this free event, there will be speakers, drinks and cake.. register interest below please so they know numbers :o).

Tuesday 22nd March, 7-9.30pm

The Bussey Building/CLF Art Caf?

133 Rye Lane

Peckham

SE15 4ST

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/women-of-south-london-a-celebration-tickets-23051999150

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