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Since 1950
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Since 1950
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Since 1950
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Since 1950
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Since 1950
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Visit www.coscan.org.uk/whats-on/ to find exciting events such as tomorrow's talk with the Northants Anglo-Scandinavian Society.
York Anglo-Scandinavian Society
Thursday 19 September
Music and Monuments. Steve Bielby's talk on the Stone Festival in Trondheim in June 2019 will be accompanied by live Scandinavian music played by Vivien Flynn and friends.
www.yorkangloscan.org.uk
Anglo-Danish Society
Wednesday 18 September, 11 am.
A one hour guided tour through the historic and colourful Southwark. Tour ending at Tate Modern where Icelandic installation artist Olafur Eliasson is once again back with an exhibition: IN REAL LIFE. (The exhibition runs until 5 January 2020.)
Entry at your own cost according to status: free for Tate members, reduced fees for ART members and concessions.
Price: Members £10, Non-members £12
Book with Bette Broyd
bettebroyd@gmail.com
Payment:
Please arrange for direct bank transfer to the Anglo-Danish Society's account with National Westminster Bank, Sort Code 55-70-13 Account No 78325285.
Payment reference: Your name and event (essential for identification)
Alternatively, you can pay by cheque made out to ‘Anglo-Danish Society’ and send it to:
Mr Alan Davey, Hon. Treasurer, 40 Princes Way, Hutton, Brentwood CM13 2JW
Danske Kvinder
Tuesday 17 september
Book Club: ‘Signe’ by Lars Johansson
Velkommen til Danske Kvinder i England’s webside. Danske Kvinder i England er en forening for kvinder bosiddende i England med tilknytning til Danmark. Foreningen arrangerer foredrag, udflugter, mus...
Creative Links/Consulate of Sweden in Newcastle (member of CoScan)
The Swedish buzzing Garden is now open in Saltwell Park, near the Saltwell Towers cafe. This celebration of Anglo-Swedish friendship is open to all.
www.chroniclelive.co.uk/news/north-east-news/part-gateshead-park-been-transformed-16783155?fbclid...
Why part of this Gateshead park has been transformed into a piece of Sweden
Links between the North East and Sweden have blossomed over the last 10 years, so to celebrate a part of Saltwell Park has become a Swedish gardenPatrons
The Ambassadors of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden 
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