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The Railway Pub; Clapham High Street

The Railway Pub; Clapham High Street

Fri, Oct 2, 5:30 PM
From Clapham Ladies : Sips and Socials

Hi A chill after work drinks at The Railway. If too busy there is Afters Jive Bar, or The North pub or O'Neil Or 101 other places down Clapham high street. Lets meet outside Clapham North Tube Station at 6.30pm , then 3 min walk to The Railway Look forward to meeting you!

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London Genuine Talk Gay Speed Dating

Sun, Oct 18, 4:21 PM
From Weekly Amateur Radio Socials and Chats

An inviting virtual gay speed dating night for single residents of London, held via Zoom. We are a friendly and inclusive group where neighborhood locals connect with authentic people in the area. Look forward to brief individual conversations, organized by age range, all from the convenience of your living room. Sign up here: [Reserve your place](https://theliveround.com/product?productId=677.0&productType=onlineSpeedDatingGay&city=London&groupurlname=weekly-amateur-radio-socials-and-chats&face_v=4.0) Selecting RSVP tells us you are interested. To participate in the sessions, please complete your registration at the link provided above.

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Clickety-Click: Staying Safe in a Digitally Connected World

Clickety-Click: Staying Safe in a Digitally Connected World

Mon, Oct 12, 7:00 PM
From SW London Humanists UK | Humanism SW London Richmond England
4.4

Hari Singh is Cyber Security Manager for the University of London (and one of our members). This evening is a 'must' for anyone concerned about staying safe online. As Hari says: "We live in a click-happy world. We click links, open attachments, scan QR codes and tap buttons without always stopping to ask one simple question: “Do I know where this is taking me?” In this talk, we’ll take a closer look at those mysterious, long and convoluted website links that turn up in our emails and messaging apps. I’ll show you how to read them, what to look out for, and how a few simple checks can help you spot a scam before you click. I’ll also share some other tips on how to stay safe online". **Doors open 7.30pm for 8pm start at Richmond Library Annexe, Quadrant Road, Richmond TW9 1DH** (*(Entry fee £5 to help cover costs - concessions available.) Or you can join via Zoom: [https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82097538417?pwd=WmhPZ1dDTzlKNkNXN2I4dmRoUFpjQT09](https://us.list-manage.com/AAwp_FEityT?e=43fa228cc1&c2id=f84057e8281c3089df31c8d7087aca5c)*

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Badminton - East Ham MON

Badminton - East Ham MON

Mon, Oct 5, 6:40 PM
From SkillUp Badminton Club

🏸 **Badminton Game Session – All Levels Welcome!** **Session Fee: £8** we have booked two courts 🎟️ **Book Your Place** Spaces are limited, so please book in advance using the link below: https://evenzoa.com/events/a391c596-1695-4acd-aff7-fec0e7684912 💬 **WhatsApp Group** Please join our WhatsApp group [https://chat.whatsapp.com/CGkUfeksUaa3AdDP0u4Lec](https://chat.whatsapp.com/CGkUfeksUaa3AdDP0u4Lec) for the latest information, including court details and session updates: Join us for a friendly and relaxed badminton session at **East Ham Leisure Centre**! 🏸 We’ll have plenty of games with regular player rotation, so everyone gets a good chance to play. Whether you're a beginner, intermediate player, or more experienced, you're welcome to join us. 🏸 **Shuttles** We use **premium shuttles** for our games. ✅ **Please Note** * Please arrive on time * Bring your own racket if possible * Spaces are limited, so advance booking is recommended 📍 **Location** **East Ham Leisure Centre** E6 2RT 🚇 **By Tube:** East Ham Station, then walk towards Barking Road. 🚗 **By Car:** Limited free parking is available on-site. 🏸 Come along, meet other badminton players, enjoy some friendly games, and have a great session! **Disclaimer:** By joining a SkillUp Badminton Club event, participants take part at their own risk. SkillUp Badminton Club is not liable for injury, loss, or damage, except where liability cannot legally be excluded. Please follow all venue and safety rules.

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Korean-English Self-Study Language Exchange | 한영 언어 교환

Sat, Oct 10, 12:00 PM
From Korean-English Self-Study & K-Drama Group: 한-영 언어 및 K-드라마 모임
4.6
8 attendees
Trails and Ales: Thames Path Teddington - Battersea 25km

Trails and Ales: Thames Path Teddington - Battersea 25km

Sun, Oct 4, 8:55 AM
From Trails and Ales: London Hiking Group
5.0

**The Thames Path is a long distance walking trail, following England’s best-known river for 185.2 miles (298 km) as it meanders from its source in the Cotswolds through villages and cities to the Thames Barrier and on to Woolwich.** We'll be hiking just a small section on the south side of the river from [Teddington](https://www.visitrichmond.co.uk/teddington.aspx) lock. This section has a surprisingly rural feel, taking us past an amazing succession of parks, fields and gardens including the [nature reserve of Hamlands](https://www.nationaltrail.co.uk/en_GB/attraction/ham-lands-nature-reserve/), [cattle-grazed Petersham Meadows](https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/ham-house-and-garden/features/cattle-return-to-petersham-meadows-in-400-year-old-tradition-) just below Richmond, Richmond’s famous [Old Deer Park](https://www.richmond.gov.uk/services/parks_and_open_spaces/find_a_park/old_deer_park) and Kew’s even more famous [Royal Botanic Gardens](https://www.kew.org/). This route also passes the spectacular 17th century [Ham House](https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/ham-house-and-garden), the lovely town of [Richmond-upon-Thames](https://www.visitrichmond.co.uk/), pretty [Barnes](https://www.visitlondon.com/things-to-do/london-areas/barnes), and the [Wetlands Centre](https://www.wwt.org.uk/wetland-centres/london/) as well as the views across to Marble Hill House, Syon House and picturesque Strand-on-the-Green. Towards the end of the walk we begin to witness the development which has taken place providing wide, modern promenades for walkers alongside the river before jumping off the path to head into Clapham to the finish. ***TRANSPORT: 09.27 Clapham Junction to Teddington*** ***STARTING POINT*: 09.55 Teddington Station *** ENDING POINT**: Clapham Junction Station (around 5-5.30pm) Join the WhatsApp group to meet your fellow hikers and get all of the up to date information: send me a DM to get the link. **What to bring Essentials:** 🥾Hiking shoes 🧥Warm layers 🧃Lunch, snacks & drinks 💊Any personal medication A basic kit list: · Hiking shoes/ boots · Hiking socks (and spares in case of rain) · Waterproof Jacket · Fleece · Base layer · Hiking trousers – no jeans! · Rucksack · Hat & Gloves · Water bottle – at least 2 litres or water bladder · Head Torch · Optional: Gaiters (especially if there has been a lot of rain) · Optional: Walking poles (I find these help on the hills!) Disclaimer: I am not a qualified walk leader (yet), although I do have a lot of experience and will carry a first aid kit for the basics. **Transport** Transport to and from the walk is at your own cost. We will start and finish all walks at train stations, ensuring easy access from central London transport hubs. Information about train times will posted on the event pages and communicated via the Whats App group - subject to any rail timetable changes. Come hike, explore, and make new friends on this iconic trail! How to find us: End of the platform/ 1st carriage Fees are strictly non-refundable unless the event is cancelled

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Ham Radio Meetup in London is where enthusiasts gather to share their passion for amateur radio. These meetups allow members to exchange knowledge, operate radios, and engage in discussions about radio technology and techniques. Whether you're a seasoned operator or new to the hobby, there's room for everyone to learn and enjoy.

Yes, there are Ham Radio events in London. These gatherings range from informal coffee meetups to more structured events like field days or radio shows. They offer great opportunities to learn about radio technology and connect with like-minded individuals.

You can find Ham Radio groups in London by searching on Meetup with related keywords. Browse through the different groups and join those that match your interests and availability.

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Typically, joining a Ham Radio meetup itself is free. However, some events might have a cost associated with them, depending on the venue or activities planned. It's always a good idea to check event details beforehand.

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If you're interested in organizing, some groups might allow members to host events. You usually need to communicate with the group organizer to discuss your ideas and the process involved.

Absolutely, Ham Radio meetups are great for meeting fellow enthusiasts. They are designed to foster connections, share experiences, and enjoy the collective interest in radio operation.

Joining a Ham Radio group connects you with a community that shares your interest in radio. It's an excellent way to expand your knowledge, explore the latest in amateur radio, and network with electronics enthusiasts.

While many Ham Radio meetups prefer in-person interaction for hands-on experience, some events can be hosted online. Check event listings for availability and format details.

While many areas in London do have active Ham Radio groups, availability and activity may vary. It's best to explore different Meetup pages to see which groups are most active in your area.

Meetup is mainly focused on facilitating group activities. It's designed to help users find communities of shared interest, rather than 1:1 interactions.

Yes, Ham Radio meetups welcome beginners. They often provide opportunities to learn from experienced operators, covering basic to advanced skills in radio communications.

No, events are organized by individual groups or members. Meetup provides the platform to facilitate these connections and events but doesn't organize them directly.

Quality and frequency of meetups depend on the individual groups and their organizers. Exploring various group pages and past events can give you insights into their activities.