Nicholas E.B. Brown - Notary Public

Saturday 4 July at 7.30pm. St Mary's Church, Sydenham Join the Sydenham Choir for a vibrant and uplifting evening of music and celebration. This year's concert promises a rich and entertaining programme, beginning with a joyful musical journey through the Four Seasons, woven together with poetry and song. In the contrasting second half and to mark the 40th anniversary of Les Misérables the audience will be transported back to rebellious France with a stirring selection of favourite numbers - full of drama, passion and unforgettable melodies. With music, nostalgia, celebration and community spirit, this promises to be a truly special evening not to be missed. Tickets are £15 pp to include wine and raffle. Advance booking strongly recommended to avoid disappointment. To reserve your seats, please…

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You are warmly invited to attend Death Cafe in Thame. at 7:30pm in room 1 of the Barns Centre, and held on the third Thursday of each month thereafter A Death Cafe is an informal gathering where people can discuss death over tea and cake. We’re aiming to normalise the topic of death, raise acceptance, and help people make the most of their lives by breaking the taboo around mortality. It is not a grief support group or counselling session. These sessions have no agenda, objectives, or themes, allowing for organic, group-directed conversations about anything related to death, from end-of-life planning to fears and feelings, fostering open sharing in a respectful, confidential space. Death Cafe is run on a not-for-profit basis but if you are able to make…

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You are warmly invited to attend Death Cafe in Thame. at 7:30pm in room 1 of the Barns Centre, and held on the third Thursday of each month thereafter A Death Cafe is an informal gathering where people can discuss death over tea and cake. We’re aiming to normalise the topic of death, raise acceptance, and help people make the most of their lives by breaking the taboo around mortality. It is not a grief support group or counselling session. These sessions have no agenda, objectives, or themes, allowing for organic, group-directed conversations about anything related to death, from end-of-life planning to fears and feelings, fostering open sharing in a respectful, confidential space. Death Cafe is run on a not-for-profit basis but if you are able to make…

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