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Orkney Norway Friendship Association
www.orkneycommunities.co.uk/onfa
ONFA EVENTS POSTPONED
As you will all be well aware, everything to do with ONFA has been postponed until a future date, once the risk of spreading the Corona virus has gone. Our regular ONFA nights we hope will restart come the winter time, but sadly our 17th May celebrations will not be taking place this year so it will not be until May 2020. Hoping all our friends here and in Norway are keeping well and virus -free.
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ONFA was established in 1978 to promote links between Orkney, in the far North of Scotland, and Norway. Orkney became part of Scotland in 1468. For about 500 years before it had been ruled by Norse...Message from Hertfordshire Anglo-Scandinavian Society
www.hertsscandinavian.co.uk
Uncertainty caused by the Covid-19 epidemic
Due to the continuing uncertainty caused by the Covid-19 epidemic, we are unable to publish a programme of regular events for the 2020-2021 season. Groups of members will meet socially from time to time – as permitted by the ever-changing regulations – for coffee mornings, afternoon teas, lunches and, hopefully, evening meals. These will be arranged by email or phone on an ad hoc basis. If you are new to the area and would be interested in meeting local Scandinavians or others with an interest in things Scandinavian, please contact us initially by email so that we can inform you of these events and let you know when/if other activities resume.
Grieg Society UK
www.facebook.com/griegsocietygb
On facebook, the Grieg Society UK has a number of music clips, a private tour of Troldhaugen and a number of beautiful Norwegian images to view.
The Grieg Society of Great Britain
A Musical Society for everyone with an interest in Edvard Grieg's life and music in the United Kingdom.Finnish Church in London
www.finnishchurch.org.uk
The Finnish Shop – Suomi-shop
In our Finnish Shop you will find the largest selection of Finnish food and delicacies in London.
These include an assortment of Finnish sweets, chocolate, mustard, rye bread, baking ingredients, porridge flakes and coffee. We also sell other Finnish favourites and gift items.
Opening hours:
Tue-Fri 12-18
Sat -Sun 11-15.
Cinnamon buns and Carelian pies are available for take away – please place you order in advance to make sure we have your buns and pies ready for you.
We are doing all we can to make your visit as safe as possible:
We practice the social distancing of 2 meters.
We have hand washing facility and hand sanitizer available at the entrance.
Our staff is not working if they have symptoms and we confirm we have complied the Government Guidance on managing the risk of COVID-19.
Only 1-2 people are allowed in the shop at any one time
In the Café and outside terrace we follow the guidelines on gatherings of people from different households or safety bubbles.
Some of our staff are working from home and only limited number of people are working at the Church at any one time.
We clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces.
Please make sure you have a safe visit:
Do not come shopping if you have symptoms.
Practice the social distancing of 2 meters.
Please provide your contact info upon arrival for the NHS Test and trace (to be kept 21 days)
Practice good hand hygiene and wash/disinfect your hands thoroughly when you arrive at Finnish Church.
Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue when you cough or sneeze, or use your sleeve.
Please avoid touching surfaces or product packaging.
Pay with a card or with your phone, preferably with contactless.
To ensure a safe visit, you are encouraged to place your order in advance and pick it up from the Church – orders by e-mail kitchen(a)merimieskirkko.fi or by calling tel. 020 7237 466
Danske Kvinder
www.danskekvinder.co.uk
20 September
Book club: 'Min mor var besat' by Peter Øvig
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The Ambassadors of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden 
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