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March 2017
An invitation to all members The Board and staff of Opening Doors London would like to invite members to join them on Wednesday 26th April 3pm - 7pm, to mark the exciting beginnings as a charity in our own right. This will be a time to meet each other, share thoughts and experiences, and help develop our priorities. Mercers, one of our corporate partners, have kindly offered to host the event in their offices overlooking the Thames and provide afternoon tea. If you would like to attend please book here https://odlmembers2017.eventbrite.co.uk Please note that numbers are limited. Arrive by 2.45 to allow time to get through security! We really look forward to seeing you there. Annie Southerst Vice-Chair
Liam O’Driscoll Development Coordinator Liam works alongside Kate Hancock to ensure there’s a wide variety of opportunities for members to enjoy. He enjoys meeting members and chatting to them about their interesting and varied lives. Working with volunteers is also a highlight. We couldn’t do what we do without you! One of Liam’s biggest work achievements was a documentary theatre play about effects of the devastating floods of 2008. Ask him to tell you more about it!
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Evaluation of ODL As you will be aware, ODL has commissioned an evaluation of our services. This will be taking place during 2017. We hope that this will help us to improve our services and also make a better case to possible future funders. We're looking for members who are willing to be interviewed. This would involve a short interview with one of our volunteer Researchers. The interview will be about your experience of ODL, what you get from membership (or hope to get), and how you think it could be improved. If you would be willing to take part please email Jenny: wildbloodjenny@gmail.com or pass your details to Liam or Kate.
Highlights in March Tuesday 14th ODL50 Men’s Walking Group led by Peter: From Mollies to Pride: An exploration of London's LGBT heritage. Monday 27th Shake off winter and celebrate the start of Spring with an exercise Walk and bird watching around Stocker's Lake nature reserve in Rickmansworth (see front cover photo).
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Taylor Wessing LLP (Opening Doors London's partner) invites ODL's members to a Tea, Coffee & Bake-off Morning on Friday 7 April 2017 from 10am to 12pm to celebrate LGBT* diversity and inclusion at Taylor Wessing and our staff. There will be a selection of tea and great coffee, treats and a chance to take part in judging and voting the baking abilities of our staff. To book a place and get details of where to go email: geoff.boyd@openingdoorslondon.uk
or call 020 7239 0400.
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Exercise Walk with Clive: Take it Easy It May Be a Cold And Grey Walk! Bakers Court for Brekkie – Onwards to London Fields. Bakers Court Weatherspoons is a really uninspiring building opposite Hackney Town Hall. You may choose simply to visit shops at Lower Clapton. London Fields are ok but a bit boring if weather is fine. The Broadway market is only open Saturdays when it is transformed. The area has been sought out by young professionals seeking affordable housing. Continue the walk as far as Bethnal Green via London Fields, Regents Canal and Mare Street.
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Anchor Housing/ ODL Art Group Chigwell Court The art group will be held in the communal room. Basic materials will be provided for the informal drop-in session. Volunteer artists on hand.
2pm – 4pm
DATE CHANGE: Men’s Pimlico Social Please note this event will take place on Wednesday 15 March.
Thursday March 2nd Rainbow Surfers’ older LGBT* computer drop-in Computer Suite, Tavis House Our Age UK Camden LGBT* friendly drop-in session provides you with an opportunity to receive IT assistance and guidance from knowledgeable volunteers and staff. For more information please contact Tony on 020 7239 0400.
Every Thursday 10am – 1pm
Friday March 3rd Friday Coffee and Cake Club Café, Tavis House Lunch plans: for an affordable breakfast (£4.89 to £5.89 possibly less). Affordability for all is always an objective. If we manage to continue our walk as far as Broadway Market more expensive options for lunch should be available there. Miles: 1 to 4 Meeting location point: Upstairs at Bakers Court Wetherspoons, 282–284 Mare Street, London E8 1HE.
Meeting time: 11am Walk start time: 12.30pm No booking necessary.
Come in for a chat at this mixed peer led social group. Hot drinks can be purchased in the café. Please feel free to bring your own cakes and biscuits.
Every Friday 10am – 12pm pg. 4
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Sunday March 5th Y Sunday Lunch & Film Club
Henderson Court Resource Centre Join us for a lovely home cooked lunch before we watch the film.
I love you Phillip Morris Starring Jim Carrey and Ewan McGregor.
March 2017 embarks on yet another crime spree, which ends in a 144 year life sentence. Based on the book by Steve McVicker, an investigator, 'I Love You Phillip Morris' is actually surprisingly faithful to the truth, as far as we can believe what Russell told McVicker is indeed the whole truth. Producer Andrew Lazar admits they had to take dramatic license, to mix-n-match and move events around. Yet pretty much everything in the film really happened. They just might have happened a little differently, chronologically or with greater detail.” Cost £5. Booking for lunch essential. RSVP before Wednesday via: https://mar2017odlsundaylunch.eventbrite.co.uk or calling 020 7239 0400. Social: 12pm Lunch: 1pm
Film starts: 2pm
Visit to Amersham Fairground Organ Museum 28 Plantation Road, Amersham Bucks HP6 6HJ
“Based on actual events. Steve Russell (Carrey) becomes a cop in a small-town, gets married and starts a family. But after a terrible car accident and bored with his bland lifestyle, he vows to be true to himself and comes out of the closet! Russell moves to Florida and turns to fraud to finance a luxurious lifestyle with bad checks and credit cards. Before long, Russell's criminal antics have landed him behind bars, where he encounters the mildmannered but charismatic Phillip Morris (McGregor). Smitten, Morris becomes the love of his life and Russell devotes himself entirely to being with him and building a beautiful future together, regardless of the consequences. Steve pg. 5
Join Tony for a visit to the Amersham Fairground Organ Museum open day. There are seven fairground organs (including organs by Gavioli, Marenghi, Hooghuys, Wilhelm Bruder Söhne and Gebr. Weber), well restored, and in good musical order. It is remarkable to see so many in one place, in working order; playing well known and lesser known tunes.
Tea, coffee, sandwiches and scrumptious cakes are on sale in the museum café.
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Admission: free (donations welcome) Meeting point: by WH Smith on Marylebone station. Meeting time: 12:30 in order to catch the 12:57 train arriving at Amersham (oyster zone 9) at 13:32. Walking: From Amersham station, there is a 3/4 mile walk to the Museum. Toilet facilities available: In Marylebone station pub, on the train, and at the museum. Returning to central London: Trains from Amersham to Marylebone run every half hour.
March 2017 experimented with printmaking. Experience this extraordinary history through their eyes. Taking inspiration from the world around them – billboard advertising, global politics, Hollywood and household objects – American artists created highly original prints to rival their paintings and sculptures.
The American Dream: pop to the present Community preview @ The British Museum
Our good friends at British Museum have kindly offered us 20 free tickets to a Preview of this major exhibition of American prints. Trace 60 years of a superpower in this major new exhibition. The past six decades have been among the most dynamic and turbulent in US history, from JFK’s assassination, Apollo 11 and Vietnam to the AIDS crisis, racism and gender politics. Responding to the changing times, American artists have produced prints unprecedented in their scale and ambition. Starting with the explosion of pop art in the 1960s, the exhibition includes works by the most celebrated American artists. From Andy Warhol, Jasper Johns and Robert Rauschenberg to Ed Ruscha, Kara Walker and Julie Mehretu – all boldly
Printmaking brought their work to a much wider and more diverse audience. The sheer inventiveness and technical ingenuity of their prints reflects America’s power and influence during this period. Many of these works also address the deep divisions in society that continue to resonate with us today – there are as many American dreams as there are Americans. Booking essential as tickets are limited. Please book via Eventbrite on https://odlbritishmuseum.eventbrite.co.uk or 07528 423 698 and waiting for confirmation of your tickets.
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Monday March 6th Opening Learning Group: “Looking Up: The Art of remaining Curious” Room A75 University of Greenwich ODL Ambassador and long time Art and Design Consultant, Chris Barlow will offer his thoughts on responding to our environment as a means of keeping curious and also engaging with the wider LGBT* community. The presentation will be followed by a discussion on the issues raised, as well as tea and biscuits.
3pm – 5pm pg. 6
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Peer led coffee and tea social at The Breakfast Club in Battersea Rise The team from The Breakfast Club are providing free tea and coffee for ODL members at this peer led monthly social. Just turn up to meet other ODL members. Sometimes The Breakfast Club team will be able to pop in to say hello too.
4 – 6pm
March 2017 Free tea, coffee and biscuits, plus we have a great team of dedicated volunteers who will warmly greet you and introduce you to like-minded people who also identify as LGBT. To register an interest or for more information, please contact ODL on 020 7239 0400 or info@openingdoorslondon.org.uk.
3pm – 5pm
Wednesday March 8th London Friend tea and biscuits older LGBT* drop-in London Friend
Tuesday March 7th
In partnership with London Friend, this social group is a place to meet friends for a coffee, chat and optional board games! 12.30pm – 2.30pm
Peer led Creative Writing Group
LGBT Café in Bow E3
Tavis House ODL member Pat would like to invite other ODL members to join a nontaught Creative Writing Group for people who would like to come together to write. Contact Kate for further information kate.hancock@openingdoorslondon.org.uk 020 7239 0400
Muxima: Every second Wednesday of the month Local 50+ LGBT* folks and LGBT*carers sought for coffee, cake & conversation. More info: 07572 548 592
4.30pm – 6pm
NOTE NEW TIME: 3pm to 5pm
Havering LGBT over-50s Social Group Tapestry Stanton Gate Havering LGBT+ Forum is proud to present a new social group for LGBT* older people in the east London/ Essex area. This is a great opportunity to meet up with old friends and make new ones from in and around the Havering area in east London/ Essex. So if you are age 50 or over and would like to experience some smashing social company within a safe and welcoming space, please come along. pg. 7
Please support ODL by becoming a Regular Donor: http://openingdoorslondon.org.uk/donate-now/
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Thursday March 9th ‘Rainbow Surfers’ older LGBT*
computer drop-in
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Sunday March 12th Y Second Sundays Social/ Lunch Group Chelsea Theatre Join us for lunch. We'll be ordering our food from a local cafe, Mona Lisa, which serves a wide variety of delicious hot meal. No RSVP required.
12:30pm-4pm
Monday March 13th Bridge and Scrabble Club See the first Thursday of the month for more details. Every Thursday 10am – 1pm
Lumen Café On the second and fourth Monday of the month the wonderful Black Olive Cooks at the lovely Lumen Café will provide space for ODL members to
Friday March 10th Friday Coffee and Cake Club See first Friday of the month for more details. Every Friday 10am – 12pm
ODL East London Dinner Club Positive East All welcome at this friendly monthly Friday night meal I East London. Why not come along to enjoy a meal as you meet new people? £6.50 for dinner and great company.
play Bridge and Scrabble. Beginners welcome! Scrabble boards will be provided. Lumen Café are offering ODL members discounted tea for 50p and filter coffee for 80p. Beginners welcome. No need to book.
2pm – 4pm
Tea Line Dance Tavis House Café Booking essential before Wednesday via: https://mar2017odleastdinnerclub.eventbrite.co.uk
or 020 7239 0400.
Start: 6pm Dinner: from 7pm Ends: 9pm Join us for our tea dances whether you are an experienced dancer, a beginner or have never pg. 8
Opening Doors London Events danced before –there is room for all! Peter will instruct and lead us in Line Dancing. Please bring LGBT* friends of any age. Peter’s teaching each week is stand alone so don’t worry if you have not been before – all will be explained on the night 5.30pm –7.30pm
March 2017 about a Victorian scandal which shook the establishment to the core.
Tuesday March 14th Men’s Walking Group led by Peter: From Mollies to Pride: An exploration of London's LGBT heritage
Finally we will take a look at the raffish Bohemian sub-cultures of that area by visiting the notorious Fitzroy Tavern which was the headquarters of the literary, artistic demimonde of the 1920s and 1930s.
Start at the Eleanor Cross in front of Charing Cross Station This month we are putting on a walk which will give you a snapshot view of London's deep history of sexual diversity. It has been researched and devised by Peter’s Camden Tour Guide colleague, Richard Cohen, who is also a City of Westminster Guide. Richard will lead the walk and be assisted by Peter. We start in front of Charing Cross mainline railway station and the first part of our walk takes in the stories of John Wilmot the seventeenth century poet and libertine and Oscar Wilde. We will then meet the Mollies and Macaronis of eighteenth century Covent Garden and hear about an extraordinary French soldier, spy and fencing champion who challenged all the norms of gender identity in the eighteenth century. We will pass the heart of London's modern LGBT community in Soho and end our walk in Fitzrovia where we hear pg. 9
Opening Doors London Events We will end the walk, which will take about two hours, in one of the many cafés that Fitzrovia has to offer. If you would like to join the walk you can either: Text or leave a message on the walking group mobile number which is 07804 329 416 but you will need to wait for a reply before you can be sure that a place has been booked for you, or better still Book a free ticket upon Eventbrite (using password "oscar"), which will instantly guarantee you a place: https://march-walk-from-mollies-to-pride.eventbrite.co.uk
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Wednesday March 15th Anchor Housing/ ODL Art Group Chigwell Court, The art group will be held in the communal room. Basic materials will be provided for the informal drop-in session. Volunteer artists on hand. 2pm – 4pm
Men’s Pimlico Social Pimlico Room Friendly drop-in coffee evening.
6pm – 9pm
Thursday March 16th
These walks are proving popular so if you find yourself unable to come along, having booked, kindly let us know so that your place can be offered to someone else on the waiting list. Meeting time: 2.15pm
‘Rainbow Surfers’ older LGBT*
Men’s Speakers Night
Every Thursday 10am – 1pm
computer drop-in See the first Thursday of the month for more details.
Henderson Court Resource Centre Tonight’s talk will be from: Owen Pyle, Hackney LGBT Liaison Co-ordinator, Stoke Newington Police Station For many years, there has been an element of distrust between the LGBT community and the police. Now, every borough has an LGBT liaison officer whose responsibility it is to break down barriers between the police and the community & build that trust back up. I will be talking about the work I do in east London to develop relationships between the police and the LGBT community, the steps I've made in increasing LGBT hate crime reporting, and how police LGBT LOs can help you".
Social: 6pm Talk: from 7pm (After the talk some members also head to a local pub for a drink.) pg. 10
Women’s Film Night NEW VENUE
Camden Town Hall, Committee Room 2 ‘Suffragette’
“Set in 1912. The beginnings of a movement that changed the lives of ordinary women: Maud is a working wife and mother whose life is forever changed when she is secretly recruited to join the U.K.’s growing suffragette movement.
Opening Doors London Events Galvanized by the outlaw fugitive Emmeline Pankhurst, Maud becomes an activist for the cause alongside women from all walks of life, women who were forced underground to pursue a dangerous game of cat and mouse with an increasingly brutal State. Written, shot and acted with a riveting, hotblooded urgency that reminds you the struggle it depicts is not only an on-going one – but one which shakes up this most well-behaved of genres with a surge of civil disobedience.” Director: Sarah Gavron Stars: Carey Mulligan, Anne-Marie Duff, Helena Bonham Carter
Social: 5:30pm; Film: 7:00pm
Friday March 20th Friday Coffee and Cake Club See first Friday of the month for more details. Every Friday 10am – 12pm
Please support ODL by becoming a Regular Donor: http://openingdoorslondon.org.uk/donate-now
Monday March 20th Community Preview of Robots at The Science Museum
March 2017
Join us on an incredible journey spanning five centuries, illustrated with robotic artefacts from around the globe. From a 16th century mechanised monk to some of film’s most iconic robotic creations and the very latest humanoids, Robots will make you look at yourself and society in a whole new way. Please book via Eventbrite on https://odlsciencemuseum.eventbrite.co.uk or 07528 423 698 and waiting for confirmation of your tickets.
East London ODL Drop-in An ODL event held at Positive East Come and join our friendly East London afternoon social. We will include ‘A Voice for Older People’ as a regular slot in the last half hour of our dropins. This is an opportunity to give your views on services in East London, whether you live, work, or socialise there. This will be fed back to the Older People’s Reference Group.
Drop in any time between 4.30pm – 6.30pm
Tuesday March 21st
Science Museum, Exhibition Road From the dawn of mechanised human forms to cutting-edge technology fresh from the lab, Robots reveals the astonishing 500-year quest to make machines human. Focusing on why they exist rather than on how they work, this blockbuster exhibition explores the ways robots mirror humanity and the insights they offer into our ambitions, desires and position in a rapidly changing world. pg. 11
Peer led Creative Writing Group Tavis House
ODL member Pat would like to invite other ODL members to join a non-taught Creative Writing
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Group for people who would like to come together to write. kate.hancock@openingdoorslondon.org.uk 020 7239 0400
Informal Art Group Tavis House
NOTE NEW TIME 3pm – 5pm
Wednesday March 22nd London Friend tea and biscuits older LGBT* drop-in London Friend, 86 Caledonian Road, N1 9DN. In partnership with London Friend, this social group is a place to meet friends for a coffee, chat and optional board games!
Join Angie for an informal art group for all abilities come and do your own creative thing, or improve and expand your drawing skills with gentle guidance from an experienced volunteer teacher. Whether you are a traditional sketcher or an outrageous avant-gardist this group will supply encouragement, support, plenty of dialogue....and maybe an exhibition. Basic materials provided, but feel free to bring your own sketchbooks and non-messy kit.
12.30pm – 2.30pm
Thursday March 23rd ‘Rainbow Surfers’ older
LGBT* computer drop-in See the first Thursday of the month for more details.
12.30pm – 3pm
Every Thursday 10am – 1pm
Make new friends and try new activities with members March 27thand Trans* of theMonday older Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual community.
Friday March 24th Friday Coffee and Cake Club See first Friday of the month for more details.
Every Friday 10am – 12pm
Please support ODL by becoming a Regular Donor: http://openingdoorslondon.org.uk/donate-now/
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ODL membership is free and is aimed at all who identify as LGBT*, and are over 50. We have members from across London, and beyond. As well as our events, we also offer: A befriending service Policy, campaigning and training
Exercise Walk: A walk around Stocker's Lake nature reserve in Rickmansworth Join Gerry and Alan for a 4 mile leisurely walk in this lovely and tranquil nature reserve in south west Herts.
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Bi The Way Group Tavis House, This month: "Bisexuality Isn't Magic" - Marcus Morgan presents an entertaining and semiinteractive retelling of his experiences of coming out, finding the bisexual community and becoming an activist.
There are lots of birds to see in and around the lake, and if we are lucky on the day, we might see kingfishers, egrets, reed warblers and cormorants! Bring your binoculars, and Alan will guide us on the rich bird life.
Marcus Morgan is a leading bisexual activist, creator of bisexual cabaret night CaBiRet and a member of The Magic Circle. Bisexual people and allies of all orientations welcome. Please arrive early!
6pm – 8pm
Tuesday March 28th Tony's Walk about, Talk about, and Pig out – Blackheath
Meeting time: 11am outside Rickmansworth tube station (Metropolitan Line, zone 7) Miles: 4 Walk end point: Rickmansworth Underground Station (45 minutes from Kings Cross on the Metropolitan line) Walk end time: 2.30pm approx. Lunch: Bring a packed lunch and drink to have in the park. Booking: No need to book, just come along!
Bridge and Scrabble Club Lumen Café, See second Monday of the month for details.
2pm – 4pm
Join Tony for a 1½ mile walkabout, in Blackheath. We begin our walk by going through the station car park (!!) and then follow footpaths, alleyways and streets (sorry, it's partly uphill) until we arrive at the Old Churchyard of St Margaret's, Lee. In the centre of the churchyard stand the remains of the west tower of the former medieval Church of St Margaret. It was probably built around 1080. The rest of the church was demolished in 1813; another short-lived church was built on the site but was demolished in the 1830s to be replaced by the new church across the road. Of particular interest is the imposing monument to Sir John Call, Baronet, of Whiteford, Cornwall.
Please support ODL by becoming a Regular Donor: http://openingdoorslondon.org.uk/donate-now/
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March 2017 Meeting Time: 1pm Meeting Point: Blackheath train station Finishing point: Blackheath station
Men’s gentle exercise class Henderson Court Resource Centre Exercise is free medicine! Come and join a class to stretch, energise and have fun. You don’t need to bring any kit, just come along and give it a go. Suitable for all abilities and levels of fitness. Free to attend. http://www.stmargaretslee.org.uk/page/?title=Old+Church+Yard&pid=31
We return to Blackheath, and go to 'Age Exchange' cafe for lunch. Age Exchange was formed in 1983 by Pam Schweitzer MBE, in recognition of the growing understanding of the value of reminiscence to healthy, but often lonely, older people. It is colloquially known as the 'Reminiscence Centre'. The cafe area displays items from our youth, to stimulate the memory. It serves a range of soup, pasta, toasted sandwiches and hot drinks. http://www.age-exchange.org.uk/the-exchange/cafe/
Thirdly (optional) we can walk round the shopping streets known as 'The Blackheath Triangle'. Of note are a scrumptious cake shop, an art gallery, a second hand bookshop, two charity shops, an ice cream shop and a colourful greengrocers. Return to the station, perhaps stopping for tea and a cake at Gail's Artisan Bakery. http://gailsbread.co.uk/our-food/cakes-sweets-afternoon-tea/ pg. 14
6.30pm – 7pm
Alternative Doors MEMBERS! Feel free to share events, exhibitions and happenings with one another at: alternativedoors@openingdoorslondon.org.uk
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Men's Film Night Henderson Court resource centre,
Bad Education (2004) 1h 46min
March 2017
Thursday March 30th ‘Rainbow Surfers’ older LGBT* computer drop-in See the first Thursday of the month for more details.
Every Thursday 10am – 1pm
Friday March 31st Friday Coffee and Cake Club See first Friday of the month for more details.
Every Friday 10am – 12pm An examination on the effect of Franco-era religious schooling and sexual abuse on the lives of two long time friends. “Pedro Almodóvar has done it again. His new movie is a dizzying and rapturous noir melodrama, a little like Hitchcock's Vertigo with layers of confusion and contradiction.” Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian Director: Pedro Almodóvar Stars: Gael García Bernal, Fele Martínez, Javier Cámara
Social: 6pm Film starts: 7pm
Do you have ACCESS requirements? If there is an event that you would like to attend but you are not sure if you will be able to make it due to your access needs, please contact us so that we can help make sure you get the most out of being part of Opening Doors London. Contact us on 020 7239 0400 info@openingdoorslondon.org.uk
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Venues & How to Get There The Breakfast Club in Battersea Rise The Breakfast Club, 5-9 Battersea Rise, London SW11 1HG Travel: 0.5 miles walk from Clapham Junction Railway Station. Buses 35 and 37 pass Clapham Common Northern line underground station 1.1 miles away and stop outside the café at the “Eccles Road” bus stop. Camden Town Hall, Judd Street, London WC1H 9JE - Committee Room 2 – first floor Chelsea Theatre 7 Worlds End Place, Kings Road, London, SW10 0DR. Chigwell House Anchor Housing/ Art Group Community Room Chigwell Court, 99 Balance Road London E9 5SQ. Greenwich University Room A75, Queen Anne Building, University of Greenwich, Greenwich Campus, London SE10 9LS Travel: 0.5 miles walk from Clapham Junction Railway Station. Buses 35 and 37 pass Clapham Common Northern line underground station 1.1 miles away and stop outside the café at the “Eccles Road” bus stop. Havering LGBT Tapestry Stanton Gate, Mawney Road, Romford RM7 7HL Transport: 0.7 miles walk from Romford station with connections to Upminster, Stratford and Liverpool Street. Henderson Court Resource Centre 102 Fitzjohn’s Avenue, London NW3 6NS. (Entrance on Prince Arthur Road) London Friend 86 Caledonian Road, N1 9DN Lumen Café 88 Tavistock Place, London WC1H 9RS Transport: 0.3 miles from Russell Square underground station or 0.4 miles from King's Cross St. Pancras London station. No need to book. Pimlico Room Back of St. Saviour’s Church, St George’s Square, London SW1V 3QW. Positive East 159 Mile End Road, London E1 4AQ. Tavis House 1-6 Tavistock Square, London WC1H 9NA.
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