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4 DecBlack History Walk: Notting Hill + Frank Crichlow plaque unveiling at 2pm
Find out about the hidden African history dating back 3500 years on these educational and enjoyable walks.
6 Dec
Islington Chamber of Commerce presents Cold Calling and Effective Selling for Business Owners - facilitated by David Feldman, Sandler Training
The workshop will be an interactive event and be personally led by David Feldman who will start the workshop by making 2-3 cold calls in front of delegates.
Islington Chamber of Commerce presents Cold Calling and Effective Selling for Business Owners - facilitated by David Feldman, Sandler Training
The workshop will be an interactive event and be personally led by David Feldman who will start the workshop by making 2-3 cold calls in front of delegates.
13 DecGreat Ormond Street charity Christmas carol evening
Great Ormond Street Hospital's annual evening of Christmas carols includes readings and performances from a number of well-known celebrities, including Faryl Smith.
14 Dec
Women Leading in Business with Rt Hon Vince Cable MP
Find out about the hidden African history dating back 3500 years on these educational and enjoyable walks.
Women Leading in Business with Rt Hon Vince Cable MP
Find out about the hidden African history dating back 3500 years on these educational and enjoyable walks.
WeeklyWeekly cultural arts and crafts fair
Come and showcase your work in Dalston near the world famous Ridley Road Market, in Hackney, east London.
AdoptionIf you are interested in adoption or would like to pass the message on please contact us on 0800 731 6550 – we hold monthly information sessions and can come along to talk to any groups you may belong to.
ONE MAN'S MISSIONNepalese born doctor leads by example by volunteering abroad with VSO
As mixed ethnic groups reportedly suffer the biggest increase in recession-related unemployment, many people are looking for alternative ways to fulfill their personal and professional needs; one way they are able to do this is via the Diaspora Volunteering Programme (DVP).
