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Working in partnership with the Disabled Ramblers Association, visitors can be trained on their own personal mobility vehicle and then head off to the bluebell woods on wheels. Very easy to drive and extremely stable the Tramper vehicles are the perfect way to explore if a forty-minute walk over rough terrain is not your thing. Loan is subject to a short training session.
Visit our stunning bluebell wood on foot.
After registering 'Kenwood' in a Woking workshop in 1947 and going on to launch the A100 Turnover Toaster and A200 Food Mixer, Kenneth Wood developed his company into an international household name. Through personal accounts and new research, this exhibition will look at the secrets behind his success and explore how advances in technology impacted on the social and cultural landscape of 1950s Britain.
All welcome to the Opening Night Event, 6 - 9pm on Saturday 28 April. Free Exhibition of Painting and Drawings, suitable for all ages. Over 40 pieces of work, (both abstract and representational) by artists Stephanie Greenslade and Jenny Meehan. Contemporary works exploring mood, memory, madness and method.
Wey Valley Workshop's exciting exhibition of stitched textiles and mixed media explores the theme of collections connections in personal and innovative ways.
Spend and win in Haslemere! Bargains, special offers and prizes Haslemere shops are offering a range of super weekly prizes as well as bargains and other special offers to remind customers that they are fully open for business during essential gas main replacement in the town centre. Don't be put off by the 'road closed' signs - Haslemere shops retain their special warm welcome, excellent service, great products and competitive prices. And now, the more you spend in participating shops, the greater your chance of winning one of the fabulous prizes on offer. Many shops are displaying 'Keep Calm and Carry on Shopping in Haslemere' campaign posters as a further reminder of their commitment to customers from far and wide who enjoy shopping in the town. The campaign is a Haslemere and District Chamber of Trade and Commerce initiative. More information on the campaign, including Spend and Win prizes and other offers, is available on Twitter, Facebook and our special website. Please stay in touch by following @HaslemereShop and www.facebook.com/HaslemereShops and clicking on www.haslemere.com/keepcalm - and remember to tell your friends. Just one road will be 'access only' throughout the gas main work as it moves along Lower Street, between the High Street and Tanners Lane. Shepherds Hill (A286) will be affected while access is restricted off Lower Street. Diversions are in place, and the three town centre car parks remain open and easily accessible throughout. As an alternative, why not park outside the town centre and take one of the regular buses into town? Bus services run as normal, but are temporarily re-routed via West Street, Bridge Road and Tanners Lane. The Lower Street bus stop is replaced by a temporary stop in the High Street. Only the drivers of vehicles more than 11ft 6in high using the A286 through Haslemere will need to re-route as the diversions towards Midhurst - via Sturt Road or Liphook Road - are restricted by railway bridges. It's easy to get into Haslemere by car. There are three pay-and-display car parks: High Street, Chestnut Avenue (access via West Street of Bridge Road) and Tanners Lane. Kerbside parking is prohibited in West Street, Chestnut Avenue (part) and Bridge Road to facilitate movement of emergency vehicles, buses and delivery lorries. Entering Haslemere: From Hindhead (A287) and Liphook (B2131) - Left into Tanners Lane, right into Bridge Road, then Chestnut Avenue and West Street to the High Street. Left for Milford, right for Chiddingfold and round the Town Hall for access to High Street car park. From Midhurst and Fernhurst (A286): Follow signs for A287, turn right at Hindhead Road and follow directions above. From Chiddingfold and Petworth (A283): Follow B2131 as normal to town centre, use West Street, Bridge Road and Tanners Lane to reach station, Wey Hill and other facilities. From Milford: Follow A286 to town centre. NB: No right turn into West Street - go round the town hall then turn left into West Street. Follow directions above for other facilities.
A welcome return to the museum by the artists of Studio 12 with the pick of their year's work including landscapes, botanical studies, abstract work, life studies, figures and portraiture in charcoal, pastels and watercolour. Paintings and cards for sale.
'Carousel' is one of the most powerful books of musical theatre and perfectly matches its extraordinary score. With its ever-present social themes still relevant today, Rodgers & Hammerstein's most loved work was named 'Best Musical of the 20th Century' by Time Magazine and also includes the classics 'If I Loved You', 'Mr Snow', 'Blow High, Blow Low' and 'June Is Bustin' Out All Over'. Society Box Office: 07716 496878 or carole@banaos.org.uk. Website: www.banaos.org.uk. Orders by post to: Banstead & Nork Amateur Operatic Society, 181 Maiden Road, Cheam, Surrey SM3 8QY. Payment with order, please, and enclose SAE.
Girls Night Out by Paul Farrah and DAvid Simpson. This is the hilarious tale of the most unforgetable hen night ever. Three girls in search of a good time, three lads who strut their stuff on stage - not to mention Phil and Auntie Ivy! Contains some male nudity!
A lecture by former Royal Logistics Corps Major, Chris Hunter, QGM.
