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I wondered if you'd be there. A blowout (yes, not just a puncture) delayed my arrival but I did pick up a fascinating snippet of trivia I'll share later in the week.
Ham | Homepage | 02.12.07 - 9:42 a.m. | #
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That £800m won't be paid off quickly (ever?) unless LCR plugs its shiny new shopping centre at every opportunity. Like BAA, it has morphed into a retail centre manager that just happens to have public transport facilities tacked-on. Oh well, that's progress I suppose...
THC | 02.12.07 - 1:25 p.m. | #
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Cunningly, if you disable Flash (or use the NoScript plugin for Firefox) you get an "alternative" version of the home page, which gives you a link to THIS text version of the What's On list.
Barry Salter | 02.12.07 - 1:29 p.m. | #
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Is it just me who finds the HTML version of the webpage infinitely more accessible than the Flash nightmare? Except it doesn't include any event starting times, so actually it's not terribly useful either.
diamond geezer | Homepage | 02.12.07 - 1:54 p.m. | #
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is there anything there for us poor people?
i wouldnt want to go again and feel like im some sort of leper
steve | Homepage | 02.12.07 - 4:45 p.m. | #
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Either your influence is diminishing, or someone is being very hard-nosed, as I note that 'calendEr' has still not been corrected on the St Pancras website.
fredbarker | 02.12.07 - 7:15 p.m. | #
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I've filtered the items that might interest me, and maybe of use to other readers, I have put the dates and times in.
John
Tuesday 4th December
1pm Talk on the Foundling Museum
Wednesday 5th December
7pm Film “Scrooged”
Thursday 6th December
12 noon Making Victorian Medicines Talk - Interactive demonstration from the Royal Pharmaceutical Society showing you how Victorian Pharmacists used to make their medicines, then you have the chance to use the equipment
Sunday 9th December
2-3pm Guided walk around St Pancras station and the surrounding area with an expert Historian
12 noon Kathryn Hughes talk on Mrs Beeton
3.30pm Architectural Talk on the delights of St Pancras
Saturday 15th December
11-2pm Victorian Animal Discoveries - come and handle some of the animals they bought back from their travels with this hands on workshop with the Grant Museum of Zoology
3pm Screening – Polar Express
Sunday 16th December
2-3pm Guided walk around St Pancras station and the surrounding area with an expert Historian
3.30pm Architectural Talk on the delights of St Pancras
Wednesday 19th December
6pm Screening – A White Christmas
Thursday 20th December
1pm A fascinating talk by the Petrie Museum on many incredible finds by the some of the most adventurous Victorians
Saturday 22th December
3pm Screening – A Snowman
Sunday 23rd December
12 noon Charles Dickens himself will be reading excepts from his bestselling book; ‘A Christmas Carol’
3.30pm Architectural Talk on the delights of St Pancras
John | 03.12.07 - 8:25 a.m. | #
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the recent series on the beeb about the 'making of' the new st pancreas ... am i the only person who wanted to take the 'retail manager' to one side and rearrange his face with a shovel???
steve | Homepage | 03.12.07 - 1:59 p.m. | #
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"12 noon Charles Dickens himself will be reading excepts from his bestselling book; ‘A Christmas Carol’"
I can't quite put my finger on why, but something doesn't sound entirely right there...
john b | Homepage | 03.12.07 - 6:20 p.m. | #
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