Sing 2 Beat Breast Cancer

Camilla Kerslake, vocal trio BLAKE and the Sing to Beat Breast Cancer Choir, (featuring one of our lovely members) have recorded a new single ‘You Raise Me Up’ to raise money for the charity.

The single is out now and 50p from each download of the single will be donated to Breast Cancer Campaign.

You can download the single on Amazon and iTunes.

Kieren
London West End Women's Institute, Secretary

Country Living Magazine Christmas Fair - 30 Oct - 3 Nov

For some of us it may be too early to be thinking of Christmas, but personally I cannot wait! Especially since we have very kindly been given a discount code and a pair of tickets to give away to the next Country Living Magazine Fair!

With a wide range of quality stalls to browse, delicious food to sample, and expert advice on hand,  a day out at the Fair is the perfect way to start your Christmas shopping and get inspired for the festive season. You’ll be able to find unique gifts for friends and family, pick up seasonal tips in the Lifestyle Theatre and even do some late night shopping with a complimentary glass of wine at the Gala Evening, where you’ll be treated to a special performance by the West End’s Jersey Boys. And for any foodies, we recommend a visit to the Food Hall, a gastronomic heaven full of tempting and tasty Christmas goodies. Sample authentic regional delicacies, such as superb hams by Shropshire based Dukeshill Ham Company, locally-produced cheeses by The truckle Cheese Co and a mouth watering selection of Christmas cakes, puddings and chocolates by a range of exhibitors including Sciolti Chocolates and Sucre Coeur. So embrace the atmosphere, discover a vast array of fantastic exhibitors and leave with wonderful presents for all your friends and family. It’s the perfect way to get into the Christmas spirit!

I will be announcing at our next meeting the lucky winner of the pair of tickets to the Country Living Magazine Christmas Fair.

Kieren
London West End Women's Institute Secretary

15th of October Meet: Paula Principle

The Paula Principle…

Most women work below their level of competence

How and why does this happen? Tom Schuller is exploring this, as a man, because it seems to him important as a matter of fairness; and because it matters to all of us, men as well as women, that everyone gets the opportunity to put their competences to use.

Tom will be speaking to us about the Paula  Principle on Tuesday (15/10/2013). For more information about the Paula Principle visit Tom's website  www.paulaprinciple.com .

Where? We will be meeting at our usual home of St George's, Bloomsbury. Upper Vestry Room, St George's Bloomsbury, 6 Little Russell Street, London WC1A 2HR. Doors open at 6:00pm for a 6:30pm start.

Please bring along refreshments to share with the group, (they don’t have to be home made!)

The meeting will be free for LWEWI members and £3 for guests. If you would like to come along to the next meeting then email us at londonwestendwi@gmail.com.

See you there!
Kieren
London West End Women's Institute Secretary