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Mozart’s small-but-perfectly-formed Symphony 32 precedes the internationally renowned John Lill, who joins us in Beethoven’s First Piano Concerto. Then, Mahler’s monumental First Symphony (the ‘Titan’).

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Organiser: Bromley Symphony Orchestra

Learn how to coat a cake with buttercream and sugar paste and decorate it for a special occasion with shapes, piping and basic models. You will build up your skills using a variety of materials.

This course is for adults living, working or volunteering in the London Borough of Bromley. please contact the team at The Mottingham Community and Learning Shop for more details or to book a place.

Event organiser: Mottingham Community and Learning Shop
Email: mcls@bromley.gov.uk
Telephone: 0208 860 1150

Our fully qualified DR BIKE cycle mechanics will check your bike and fix minor faults such as brakes, chain, cables, gears and tyre pressure.

Simply bring your bicycle along to the Cow Shed in Norman Park near the Mencap Community Hub at the Hook Farm Road (A21) entrance.

(The Cow Shed is situated on the new section of the walking path behind the car park).

Event organiser: LBB Road Safety Team
Tel: 020 8313 4546
Email: road.safety@bromley.gov.uk
Web: www.bromley.gov.uk/DrBike

Playing an entertaining and unique mix of big band jazz, including classic charts from the 50s, 60s and 70s from the likes of Count Basie, Woody Herman, Maynard Ferguson and Thad Jones, plus lesser known gems of British and American jazz, and more recent music from local composers.

For full details check out our Facebook page. All welcome!

Event organiser: Mick Collins Jazz Orchestra 

Cycle maintenance course Do your gears jump? Do your brakes no longer stop you? We can help you to learn to fix these problems!

By keeping the group size to a maximum of 8 you will work together with fully trained and qualified cycle mechanics to improve your knowledge of bike maintenance.

Our aim is to ensure that participants leave at the end of the course with the confidence to remedy common problems on their bike. There is a practical element to the course, so be prepared to get your hands dirty.

Course detail:

• Diagnosing problems with your bike (‘M’ check)
• Tools of the trade • learning about tyre pressure and wheel sizes
• Removing and replacing your wheels correctly
• Fitting a new inner tube without causing a puncture
• On the road emergency repairs
• Brake and gear adjustment
• Replacing your brake blocks and setting them to achieve maximum wear and braking power
• Learning how to clean and lubricate brake & gear cables

 Minimum age is 18 years.

Course also take place on 18 May 2019.

To reserve a place, please complete the online form. We will then contact you to confirm your booking and take card payment. Please note, only credit/debit cards are accepted and bookings are non-refundable. Minimum age is 18 years

Course Organiser: LBB Road Safety Team
Telephone: 020 8313 4546