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Freshly crushed apple juice coming to Epsom this autumn!
12:28am Saturday 28th August 2010
A group of Epsom volunteers will be holding several stalls and events during September and October - pressing juice for people who bring in their locally grown apples (or pears), and selling the surplus fresh juice to drink there and then, or else take home. So if you want beautiful, freshly made juice from your own or locally grown fruit, come and have a go !
Donate foreign coins to raise funds for the kitty!
5:17pm Monday 23rd August 2010
By Community Correspondent Pamela Green
Unemployment Experience
7:58pm Friday 9th July 2010
With so little real 'experience' on offer, is work experience really the most effective way to showcase a career?
Special times for special families
10:26am Tuesday 6th July 2010
By Community Correspondent Helen Cook
Cats Protection Epsom seeks loving homes for 5 kittens
11:51am Wednesday 30th June 2010
By Community Correspondent Pamela Green
Faith in Football
10:31am Wednesday 30th June 2010
By Community Correspondent: Hannah Davies It's often said that football is the new religion. But what does that mean and is it true? You can't get away from the fact that England and most of the World has gone mad for the World Cup. Avid England fans will be pray for victory, but does this really mean that football has replaced traditional faith?
‘Rahs’: ridiculed or respected?
10:30am Wednesday 30th June 2010
By Community Correspondent: Hannah Davies Over the last few years it has become commonplace for people to stereotype others - this trend may be especially prevalent amongst teenagers and young adults. The words ‘emo’, ‘goth’ and ‘chav’ are now well integrated into our vocabulary and with the recent popularity of referring to public school pupils as ‘rahs’, it seems a relatively new stereotype is developing that aims to mock the apparently over confident and opulent nature of the public school sector.
These articles were submitted by readers who have agreed to our terms of use. Its content is the sole responsibility of the contributor and is unmoderated. But we will react if anything that breaks the rules comes to our attention. If you wish to complain about this article, contact us here. If you would like to become a contributor, contact Diana Jarvis at djarvis@london.newsquest.co.uk
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