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We hope you are all keeping well in these unprecedented times! It is sad not to be seeing any of you for so long!
As the present restrictions continue until at least May 4th, it will be clear that our meeting on Saturday, 25th April, cannot take place.
The Orange Planet Theatre, like other theatre groups, has not been able to rehearse, and their other May performances have already been cancelled, so we have agreed that their readings on Saturday, 9th May, will not take place either. The chances are high that they would still not be allowed anyway.
We hope to be able to re-schedule both these events in another semester.
And in view of the closeness of the contact involved in a Scrabble evening, we are stating right now that our meeting on Saturday, 12th June, will not take place either.
It is very disappointing to have such a long period without events. As compensation to members for the cancelled events between March and June, we plan to reduce membership for 2021 for those who have paid a membership fee for 2020.
If an easing of restrictions during the summer allows us to expect a return to something like a normal cultural program, then we would hope to issue the autumn program during July or August, with or without a late summer outing.
Wishing you a healthy and happy summer in spite of the restrictions!
The Committee
English Speakers’ Circle
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London has been at the heart of British life from the earliest times and has often featured in literary texts. This illustrated talk by Dr Michael Heinze uses examples from different novels, short stories and other texts and shows how these descriptions relate to the London we know today.
Room 306 (Club Room, 3rd floor), ‘Die Brücke’
Kasernenstraße 6, 40213 Düsseldorf