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CURRENT AFFAIRS The Current Affairs Group meets eight times a year in members homes.
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Contact : Jill Griffiths |
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The group studies issues or themes by individual European Country or those that are common across the European Union as a whole. The theme for each year is agreed at a summer lunch and have included such topics as health services, education, pension arrangements in Europe, the fishing industries, land usage, transport, financial expenditure, immigration and political systems. The group meets October to May. |
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Contact: John Harris |
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This new group discusses issues on the changes ahead in Britain’s relationship with Europe as well as how recent history impacts national decisions today. We follow our members’preferences and study a wide range of subjects including the lifestyles and culture of European states. Each session we choose one subject to which all members contribute. At other meetings talks are led by members. This results in enjoyable and informative discussions. New Members Welcome The group meets October to May. |
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Contact: Rob White Meetings: Wednesday, 3rd, 2.30 - 4.30 |
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We explore, discuss and try to understand some of the many world faiths, such as Hinduism, Islam, Christianity, Buddhism, Judaism and more. We have occasional outings and last year visited the Sikh Gurdwara and a small Hindu temple, both in Gravesend.
Contact: Celia Smith
Meetings: Tuesdays, 3rd, 2:00 - 4:00
This group commenced in January 2014 and is now established. Individuals make a study for a discussion in the group choosing a migration of people from any period in history of a family or tribe, religious sect or a race who migrated for reasons of persecution, economic, religious etc. |
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Contact : Linda Alleeson |
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What motivates you?
Which is more important: I.Q. or E.Q. (emotional intelligence) ?
How can we improve our relationships and self development.
We cover many areas as human behaviour is such a fascinating subject.
‘It’s not how low you fall but how quickly you bounce back up’ - Peanuts comic strip
Open To Knole Members
Contact: Indeg Robinson
Meetings: 3rd Friday of the month 2:00 - 4:00 in Otford
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If you want to learn about stocks and shares with little financial commitment, then come and join us. We take a light-hearted approach to the subject. Members choose one or two stocks, keep them for two months maximum, then change. A virtual small sum goes into the kitty, then the member with the largest virtual profit in 9 months wins the kitty. |
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Contact : Lesley Leeding |
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