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Activities Organised and Led by Di's Diamonds Di’s Diamonds – September 2018 Contact [email protected] or phone 020 8220 6000 or 07724 508967 / 07375 704448 Please let me know which events you are attending so I can make arrangements for people to meet up. All activities are open to residents of all 3 boroughs unless stated. Activities organised and led by Di’s Diamonds SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Diamond Geezers with Crime Walk Havering Park: writer Kevin Gill 3.30-5.30pm – lunch at Orange Tree ladies welcome to attend 11.45am Swimming 2.45pm Irish Dancing 1-4.30pm 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Trip to Southend HVC Coffee Morning 10-12 noon Bowling at Bingo afternoon (weather Diamond Geezers 3.30-5.30pm Namco 10.15am permitting) Swimming 2.45pm 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Pearly Kings & Queens Theatre Coffee Morning Lunch at Istanbul Matinee at Vue Tasty Treats Queens Harvest 10-12noon Grill Elm Park Cinema coffee morning Festival 11.30am U3A Dagenham 12.30pm 12.30pm Romford 10-12.30pm Diamond Geezers 3.30-5.30pm Swimming 2.45pm 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Lunch at Meet the Mayor 3.30-5pm Techy Teas Moon & Stars Coffee Tarantino’s Swimming 2.45pm relaunch drop-in Morning 10-12noon 12.30pm 10-12noon Murder Mystery Wesley Players 8pm 7pm 29 30 Companionship Club 1.30-2.30pm FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE TURN THE PAGE Di’s Diamonds – September 2018 Contact [email protected] or phone 020 8220 6000 or 07724 508967 / 07375 704448 Please let me know which events you are attending so I can make arrangements for people to meet up. All activities are open to residents of all 3 boroughs unless stated. Di’s Diamonds Events Every Monday Over 50’s Free Swim for Havering Residents Sapphire Leisure Centre 24 Western Rd, Romford. Meet in the Foyer 2.45pm. Sign up for your free Everyone Active Card and swim 3-4pm Monday 3rd September Diamond Geezers 3.30-5.30 Tesco Roneo Corner RM11 1PY. Ladies welcome to this special event where Crime author Kevin Gill will speak. For information call or email Di’s Diamonds: 07724 508967/07375 704448 [email protected] Thursday 6th Walk through Havering Park to The Orange Tree for lunch, then walk back to Collier Row for buses back. I will arrange if anyone September wants to come. Meet Havering Park (end of bus routes 294 and 365) 11.45am. Hosted by Linda Day. For more details contact Di’s Diamonds: 07724 508967/07375 704448 [email protected] Irish Dancing 1.30pm Durning Hall, Earlham Grove E7 9AB 020 3740 8100 £3 including tea and cake. Enjoy a friendly afternoon of Irish music, singing and dancing. Meet at Romford Station at 12.30 to go to Forest Gate Station. Exit station, turn right and take first turning on right. Sunday 9th September Trip to Southend (weather dependent) Please express your interest and we will forward further details. Hosted by Linda Day. For more details contact Di’s Diamonds: 07724 508967/07375 704448 [email protected] Monday 10th Coffee morning at Havering Volunteer Centre 10-12noon. Havering Volunteer Centre, Community Reach House, 32-34 High Street, September Romford RM1 1HR 01708 922214 Diamond Geezers 3.30-5.30 Tesco Roneo Corner RM11 1PY. Just turn up or for information call or email Di’s Diamonds: 07724 508967/07375 704448 [email protected] Tuesday 11th Bowling at Namco Meet 10.15am outside McDonalds for 10.30am start for bowling at The Brewery. Bowling and tea/coffee £5. Email September or phone Ruth & Nat by Friday before to let them know you are going [email protected] 01708 551627 Wednesday 12th Bingo Afternoon at Mecca Bingo The Mall Shopping Centre, Mercury Gardens, Romford RM1 3EE. Interested in joining a Di’s September Diamonds group? Call or email Di’s Diamonds: 07724 508967 [email protected] Sunday 16th Pearly Kings & Queens Harvest Festival at Guildhall Yard. Meet at Romford Station 11.30am to travel together. Call or email Di’s September Diamonds: 07724 508967 [email protected] Di’s Diamonds – September 2018 Contact [email protected] or phone 020 8220 6000 or 07724 508967 / 07375 704448 Please let me know which events you are attending so I can make arrangements for people to meet up. All activities are open to residents of all 3 boroughs unless stated. Monday 17th Coffee morning 3rd Monday each month 10am-12noon at Queens Theatre, Hornchurch. Meet on the left by the comfy seats. Quote September “Di’s Diamonds” for a 10% discount. For information call or email Di’s Diamonds: 07724 508967 [email protected] Diamond Geezers 3.30-5.30 Tesco Roneo Corner RM11 1PY. Just turn up or for information call or email Di’s Diamonds: 07724 508967/07375 704448 [email protected] U3A Dagenham at Dagenham & Redbridge Football Club, Victoria Road, Dagenham, 12.30 for 1.00p.m., speakers Toni Neobard and Kate Broad. U3A gives you the opportunity to live life to the full, make new friends, develop your interests and enjoy yourself. For more details contact Christina on 020 8599 7616 th Tuesday 18 Lunch at Istanbul Grill Elm Park Meet at 12.30pm. To book call/email Di’s Diamonds: 07724 508967 [email protected] September Wednesday 19th Matinee trip to Vue Cinema Brewery, Romford. To express your interest call or email Di’s Diamonds: 07724 508967 September [email protected] for details Friday 21st September Tasty Treats First Step Coffee Morning 10.00- 12.30 at First Step, Tangmere Crescent, Hornchurch, Essex, RM12 5PP. On 252 bus route with a 5 min walk from the stop. Saturday 22nd Lunch at Tarantino’s hosted by Diana. Meet at 12.30pm 51 High St, Hornchurch RM11 1TP. To book your place call or email Di’s Diamonds: 07724 508967 or 07375 704448 [email protected] September Murder Mystery by Dying for a Laugh Ltd. 7pm at Toby’s Carvery Whalebone Lane North, Romford RM6 6QU tickets £25 including carvery. To book your place call or email Di’s Diamonds: 07724 508967 or 07375 704448 [email protected] Monday 24th Meet the Mayor find out about his role and history at this free drinks reception 3.30-5pm at Havering Town Hall Reception, Main September Road, Romford For information call or email Di’s Diamonds: 07724 508967/07375 704448 [email protected] Tuesday 25th Techy Teas – Relaunch with coffee and cake 10am – 2pm for anyone over 50 who would like help with technology. People bring September along their own devices tablets, laptops and phones. Staff at Nat West will help with any issues they are having. Free refreshments. No need to book just turn up with your device for one to one support. NatWest 11 South Street Romford RM1 1RD. Just turn up! Thursday 27th Coffee Morning 10-12 at The Moon & Stars 99-103 South St, Romford RM1 1NX. Just turn up or for information call or email Di’s September Diamonds: 07724 508967/07375 704448 [email protected] The Wesley Players: The Haunted Through Lounge and Recessed Dining Nook at Farndale Castle at Wesley Hall, Upminster Methodist Church, 10, Hall Lane, Upminster RM14 1AE. Free for Senior Citizens Sunday 30th Companionship Club 1.30-2.30pm at Community Room Tesco’s, Roneo Corner. Want to make new friends – then come along! For September details call or email Di’s Diamonds: 07724 508967/07375 704448 [email protected] Di’s Diamonds – September 2018 Contact [email protected] or phone 020 8220 6000 or 07724 508967 / 07375 704448 Please let me know which events you are attending so I can make arrangements for people to meet up. All activities are open to residents of all 3 boroughs unless stated. Other Events in Havering Saturdays Summerdance Romford A Salsa And Swing Social Dance event held every Saturday. Salsa, Bachata, Cha-Cha-Cha, Mambo, Cumbia and on Swing days: East Coast Swing, Lindy Hop, Balboa, Rock'N'Roll, Boogie-Woogie, A beginners intro class is provided at the beginning 6-9pm free admission Bandstand, Raphael Park, Romford RM2 5EB call 07776 049317 Saturday 1st September Elm Park Horticultural Guild Autumn Show 2.30-4.30pm at Elm Park Assembly Hall, (next to Elm Park Library) Eyhurst Avenue, RM12 4RA. To enter please contact Jeremy Wilkes 01708 452236 Thursdays Tea Dance New Windmill Hall 1.30-3.30pm £3 including tea/coffee & biscuit New Windmill Hall, St Mary’s Lane, Upminster RM14 2QH 01708 220242 Friday 7th September Bedrock hospital radio quiz night 7 pm at the Romford Royal British Legion £12 per person including a fish and chip supper Contact for more information: 07754 894218 or email [email protected] Saturday 8th September Quiz Supper Havering Dementia Carers Support Group 7-10pm Bring drinks & snacks 2A Newmarket Way Hornchurch RM12 6DS Romford Embroiderers Guild meets 1.45pm Speaker Jannetta Sosin – Silk Painting United Reformed Church Western Road Romford RM1 3LP 8th & 9th September Open Day Upminster Tithe Barn Museum of Nostalgia 10.30am – 4pm Hall Lane, Upminster RM14 1AU. Bus 248 stops outside Wednesday 12th Long House Plants - Open Garden for NGS A beautiful garden with wide paths and plenty of seats carefully placed to enjoy the September plants and views. It has been thoughtfully designed so that the collections of plants look great together through all seasons. Admission £5, Home-made teas. 11am-4pm 01708 371719.
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