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The
Under Ground Theatre
OUR BROCHURE ...
Affordable
ART
to contemplate and consider
Familiar
DRAMA
but as you’ve never seen it before
A breadth of JAZZ
from big band to in mate soul
Free
SATURDAY MORNING MUSIC
a tradi onal highlight each week
Our
SPOKEN WORD
scans, informs and connects
depending on your choice
Memorable FILMS
will have you rolling in the aisles
or down the track!
DIARY of EVENTS
View-at-a-glance
Pick-and-Mix MUSIC
from complex to chaos plus ‘Eastbourne Music Live 2016’
Outstanding CLASSICAL MUSIC
featuring the famous to the emerging
Our wide
VARIETY
will tempt you to perform,
to par cipate
and to be …
OUR AUDIENCE
ART UNDER GROUND
2016 SUMMER SEASON
Open mes for Art
10am to 4pm
Fridays and Saturdays
ANDREW G FORREST
Friday 6th un l
Saturday 28th May
Expect to see impressionist
depic ons of local and
European land & city scapes,
alongside photography.
VICTORIA RACHEL BROOK
Friday 3rd un l
Saturday 25th June
Beau fully executed water
colours evoking dreamscapes
and illustra ons for childrens’
literature.
LISA JOFFE
Friday 1st un l
Saturday 30th July
Abstracted local landscapes
created with confident,
expressive and sweeping
brushstrokes and a warm
‘earthy’ colour pale e.
GCM PHOTOGRAPHIC
Friday 5th un l
Saturday 27th August
Colin Say and Mark Bray are
local ar sts working within
the medium of HD photography, printed using archival
inks and media.
The Pantaloons
THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST
Saturday 7th May - 7pm. Venue and bar open 6.30pm.
The marvellous, madcap & crazily inven ve Pantaloons put their own twist on Oscar Wilde’s comic masterpiece. High farce and wi y dialogue abound in this
classic tale of a tudes and manners... with a few
loony surprises such as singing butlers, travel by
musical montage and a Hollywood-style recap!
Tickets: £9 adults (UGT members £8, under 16s £6.50)
The Pantaloons
also present
GULLIVER’S TRAVELS
Tuesday 21st June - 7pm.
Venue and bar open 6.30pm.
Jonathan Swi ’s landmark
1726 epic sa re on human nature gets The Pantaloons
treatment in their anarchic take on the face of big
in a small world, and small in a big world.
“Big It Up Gulliver!”
Tickets: £9 adults (UGT members £8, under 16s £6.50)
Isosceles Theatre’s
THE STRANGE CASE OF
DR. JEKYLL & MR. HYDE
Saturday 2nd July - 7.45pm.
Venue and bar open 7pm.
“... all human beings ...
are commingled out of good and evil ... Edward Hyde
alone, in the ranks of mankind, was pure evil.”
Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic tale of split personality
and ‘unleashing the demon within’ - essen al studying
on the current GCSE na onal curriculum.
Tickets: £10 adults (UGT members £9, under 16s £7)
Venue & bar open at 7.30pm
for all Jazz events
O en staged in in mate cabaret style.
THE SOUTH COAST BIG BAND
Friday 27th May - 8pm.
The UGT is proud to welcome
this 16-piece band comprising
some of the best jazz & swing
musicians on the South Coast.
Basie & Beyond - featuring the music of Basie, Ellington,
Rich & more, with guest vocalist Miss Georgie Collinson
singing her way through the Great American Songbook.
Tickets: £12 (UGT members and students £11)
THE JANE REEVES BAND
Friday 24th June - 8pm.
Jane Reeves & her in mate band
(led by favourite Andy Drury)
return to the UGT to perform
some wonderful jazz standards &
blues delivered from the heart.
Jane promises a most authen c
and personal set.
“She’s FAB!” - Graham Norton.
Tickets: £12 (UGT members and students £11)
CON BRIO
Friday 29th July - 8pm.
Playing Jazz standards, soul,
bossa nova and gypsy jazz
alongside some of band leader
John Purcell’s own composi ons,
Con Brio are known for their
lively, genre-hopping, instrument
swapping style. If you’ve not
discovered their vibrant ,toe-tapping and upbeat sound
before, now could be your perfect opportunity.
Tickets: £12 (UGT members and students £11)
FREE CONCERTS
EVERY SATURDAY
10am - 12 noon
Venue opens at 9.30am
KEVIN BARBER
7th May
Quality songs from a class act
LINUS AND LUCY
14th May
Guitar & vocals duo, some country,
some pop, some originals
HOWARD HARPER
21st May
Seasoned singer/songwriter playing
both Country and Blues
STUART REED then JOHN CAVE
28th May
Music and laughter from legends of
the Sussex acous c music scene
CON BRIO
4th June
A heady cocktail of Jazz and
Blues
NAKED VOICES
11th June
12 talented unaccompanied singers
with passion and a tude
THE BEAGLES
18th June
Beatles and Eagles hits from the
60s and 70s
BRIAN COPE then ACOUSTICA
25th June
Bexhill’s Gentle Bluesman followed
by a Pop/Rock covers trio
50 YEARS ON
2nd July
Hits and more from 1966 brought to
you by The White Horse Folk Club
BLACK STRAP MOLASSES
9th July
Eastbourne’s legendary folk band
playing a great mixture of music
BARBER, TAYLOR & REED
16th July
Bluesy Americana, Classic covers
and stunning originals
THE BERTIE BOATER BAND
23rd July
Jazz, Swing and the Classic songs
of the 1920s and 30s
NIGEL WESSON then SKIDDLE-AM-BAM
30th July
Established acous c singer/songwriter followed by chao c Skiffle
JENNY BECKWITH & FRIENDS
6th August
A host of Eastbourne’s brightest
and best Young Musical Talent
RESONATE
13th August
Meya Rein & Stuart Evans play both
covers and originals with a jazz nge
TBA
20th August
Please follow our website, emailer
and local media for details
PETE NEAL
27th August
The much-loved hits of The Shadows
POETRY CAFÉ
Wednesdays: 11th May - 8th June - 13th July
8pm. Venue and bar open 7.30pm.
A platform for local poets to present their
original works to an appreciative audience in our
relaxed and comfortable Theatre café-bar.
A guest performer will perform an extended set
at each event. Open to all - performers and
listeners alike.
Free entry. Dona ons appreciated for the featured guest.
AFTERNOON LAPTOP CLINIC
Fridays: 27th May - 24th June 29th July - 26th August
1pm - 4pm. Venue and café open 10am.
Bring along your laptop, tablet or portable device and
an experienced technician wil be with you - giving
assistance, advice and taking you on a step-by-step
process to improve your machine or your knowledge
of using it. First come, first served.
Sessions are free. Dona ons appreciated for a job well done.
EASTBOURNE’S
OBSESSION WITH ‘TONE’
Saturday 4th June - 2pm.
Venue and café open 10am.
Local History enthusiast
Alan Wenham continues his in-depth talks on the
evolution of the town with this richly illustrated
presentation taking a light-hearted look at Victorian
& Edwardian Eastbourne and its all-consuming
passion with being ‘a cut above the rest’.
Free entry.
www.eastbournesociety.co.uk
NETWORK EASTBOURNE
Sunday 19th June
1pm - 4pm. Venue and café open 12.30pm.
Our seasonal Networking event continues.
New to the town or long time resident - come and connect.
There’s more going on than you might think.
Whether you’re a musician, artist, filmmaker, designer,
webcaster, promoter, would-be volunteer - or just
passionate about ‘getting involved’ - come and catch up.
Free entry.
CODE CRACKING &
SYMBOL READING
Saturday 25th June - 2pm.
Venue and café open 12.30pm.
Join action/adventure author Helen Dennis for a
session on codes and symbols based around her
Secret Breakers and River of Ink series. Solve mysteries
& discover secrets. Books will be available for cash
purchase and signing. Suitable for age 10+.
Tickets: £3 for par cipa ng children (Accompanying adults free)
PARIS IN THE 1890s:
ART & HISTORY
Saturday 30th July - 2pm.
Venue and café open 10am.
Andrew G Forrest’s richly illustrated presenta on examines
pain ngs in 1890s Paris & shows how tradi onal & avant
garde art of the period reveals social habits, pas mes &
the relevance of poli cal scandals of the day.
Free entry.
EASTBOURNE’S LEAF HALL:
PAST, PRESENT & FUTURE
Saturday 6th August - 2pm.
Venue and café open 10am.
Open in 1864, the Leaf Hall provided charitable and
essen al services to the East End of town for well over a
century. Now, with a new lease of life, the hall’s current
champion Gina Leonard will be sharing her passion for
the building, its rich history and ongoing developments.
Free entry.
Venue & café bar open at 2pm
All ckets £5. Tea & cake at £1.50.
Cinema set in tradi onal & table style.
Each film will be introduced.
A season of some of the best Carry On films
LAUGHTER IS MUCH MORE FUN IN COMPANY
CARRY ON SPYING (1964 BW 87m)
Sunday 15th May - 2.30pm.
A hilarious take on the secret
agent genre. Barbara Windsor
& Bernard Cribbins join Kenneth
Williams, Charles Hawtrey and
Jim Dale to take on the forces
of the evil STENCH.
CARRY ON NURSE (1959 BW 86m)
Sunday 5th June - 2.30pm.
Ha e Jacques rules the Haven
Hospital, where a series of
misadventures are graced by the
regular faces plus Shirley Eaton,
Leslie Philips and Wilfred HydeWhite.
CARRY ON UP THE KHYBER (1968 COL 88m)
Sunday 3rd July - 2.30pm.
Sid James, Joan Sims, Roy Castle,
Terry Sco & Peter Bu erworth
have a ball in colonial India where
the Khasi of Kalibar (Williams) is set
on wiping out the kilted Third
Foot and Mouth regiment.
CARRY ON CLEO (1964 COL 92m)
Sunday 7th August - 2.30pm.
A spoof of the epic flop Cleopatra,
and using that movie’s sets, Kenneth
Williams shines as Julius Caesar, Sid
James as Mark Anthony & Amanda
Barrie as a suburban Cleo.
“Infamy!”
Venue & bar open at 6.45pm
All ckets £5.
Cinema set in tradi onal & table style.
A season of films with Railway connecƟons
introduced by railway enthusiast Robert Milnes
BRIEF ENCOUNTER (1945 BW 86m)
Tuesday 3rd May - 7.15pm.
David Lean’s magnificent screen
version of Noel Coward’s short play
was filmed just north of Lancaster.
Celia Johnson & Trevor Howard star
as the would-be lovers whose paths
briefly cross at a sta on.
THE TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT (1952 COL 84m)
Tuesday 7th June - 7.15pm.
Filmed near Bath, Charles Crighton
directed this classic comedy of a
small community eager to save its
railway from closure by running
it themselves. The main star is
‘Lion’ - an engine built in 1838.
OH MR PORTER! (1937 BW 85m)
Tuesday 12th July - 7.15pm.
Mainly set in Ireland (but actually
filmed in Hampshire) this comedy
follows the misadventures and
exploits of the new Sta onmaster
at Buggleskelly. Marcel Verner
directs and Will Hay stars.
THE GREAT ST. TRINIAN’S
TRAIN ROBBERY (1966 COL 93m)
Tuesday 16th August - 7.15pm.
Frank Launder directs this upbeat comedy
chase caper, with the railway scenes
filmed in Hampshire. Frankie Howerd,
Dora Bryan, George Cole, Reg Varney,
& so many more much-loved faces, star.
DIARY
ART
DRAMA
JAZZ
SATURDAY MUSIC
MAY
Tues 3rd
Fri 6th
Sat 7th
Sat 7th
Sun 8th
Wed 11th
Thurs 12th
Sat 14th
Sat 14th
Sun 15th
Thurs 19th
Fri 20th
Sat 21st
Thurs 26th
Fri 27th
Fri 27th
Sat 28th
BRIEF ENCOUNTER 7.15pm
ART EXHIBITION - ANDREW G FORREST
KEVIN BARBER 10am
THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST 7pm
CLASSICAL - DUO 2.45pm
POETRY CAFÉ 8pm
VARIETY NIGHT 7.30pm
LINUS & LUCY 10am
ELTON JOHN TRIBUTE 7.30pm
CARRY ON SPYING 2.30pm
BLUES - JOHN CRAMPTON 7.30pm
AMUSICLE 7.30pm
HOWARD HARPER 10am
ACOUSTIC SESSIONS WILL & WOLFIE 7.30pm
LAPTOP CLINIC 1pm - 4pm
THE SOUTH COAST BIG BAND 8pm
STUART REED then JOHN CAVE 10am
JUNE
Fri 3rd
Sat 4th
Sat 4th
Sat 4th
Sun 5th
Tues 7th
Wed 8th
Thurs 9th
Sat 11th
Thurs 16th
Sat 18th
Sun 19th
Tues 21st
Thurs 23rd
Fri
Fri
Sat
Sat
Sun
24th
24th
25th
25th
26th
ART EXHIBITION - VICTORIA RACHEL BROOK
CON BRIO 10am
EASTBOURNE’S OBSESSION WITH ‘TONE’ 2pm
SUMMER DANCE NIGHT 7.30pm
CARRY ON NURSE 2.30pm
THE TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT 7.15pm
POETRY CAFÉ 8pm
VARIETY NIGHT 7.30pm
NAKED VOICES 10am
BLUES - KENT DUCHAINE 7.30pm
THE BEAGLES 10am
NETWORK EASTBOURNE 1pm - 4pm
GULLIVER’S TRAVELS 7pm
ACOUSTIC SESSIONS FAR FROM CAROLINA 7.30pm
LAPTOP CLINIC 1pm - 4pm
THE JANE REEVES BAND 8pm
BRIAN COPE then ACOUSTICA 10am
CODE CRACKING & SYMBOL READING 2pm
CLASSICAL - MICHAEL TUCKER 2.45pm
SPOKEN WORD
FILMS
MUSIC
CLASSICAL
VARIETY
JULY
Fri 1st
Sat 2nd
Sat 2nd
Sun 3rd
Sat 9th
Sun 10th
Tues 12th
Wed 13th
Thurs 14th
Sat 16th
Sat 16th
Mon 18th
Tues 19th
Wed 20th
Thurs 21st
Fri 22nd
Sat 24th
Thurs 28th
Fri 29th
Fri 29th
Sat 30th
Sat 30th
Sat 30th
ART EXHIBITION - LISA JOFFE
THE 1966 SHOW 10am
DR JEKYLL & MR HYDE 7.45pm
CARRY ON UP THE KHYBER 2.30pm
BLACK STRAP MOLASSES 10am
CLASSICAL - MATTHEW McCOMBIE 2.45pm
OH MR PORTER! 7.15pm
POETRY CAFÉ 8pm
VARIETY NIGHT 7.30pm
BARBER, TAYLOR & REED 10am
THE AMAZING BUDDY PRESLEY SHOW 7.30pm
SWING NIGHT - TOM FITZPATRICK 8pm
AMERICANA NIGHT 8pm
SKA NIGHT 8pm
BLUES NIGHT - SMOKESTACK 7.30pm
HEAVY METAL NIGHT 8pm
THE BERTIE BOATER BAND 10am
ACOUSTIC SESSIONS - R’n’R 7.30pm
LAPTOP CLINIC 1pm - 4pm
CON BRIO 8pm
NIGEL WESSON then SKIDDLE-AM-BAM 10am
PARIS IN THE 1890s 2pm
NOEL COWARD & FRIENDS 7.45pm
AUGUST
Fri 5th
Sat 6th
Sat 6th
Sun 7th
Sat 13th
Tues 16th
Thurs 18th
Sat 20th
Sat 20th
Thurs 25th
Fri 26th
Fri 26th
Sat 27th
Sat 27th
ART EXHIBITION - GCM PHOTOGRAPHIC
JENNY BECKWITH & FRIENDS 10am
EASTBOURNE’S LEAF HALL 2pm
CARRY ON CLEO 2.30pm
RESONATE 10am
THE GREAT ST. TRINIANS TRAIN ROBBERY 7.15pm
BLUES UNDERGROUND 7.30pm
TO BE CONFIRMED 10am
HOWLIN BLUES BAND 7.45pm
ACOUSTIC SESSIONS - GEOFF MORLEY 7.30pm
LAPTOP CLINIC 1pm - 4pm
LOCAL MUSICIAN’S SHOWCASE 7.45pm
PETE NEAL 10am
THE UNMISTAKABLE BLUES BROTHERS 8pm
BLUES UNDERGROUND
On the 3rd Thursday of every month
Venue & bar open at 7pm
All ckets £5.
JOHN CRAMPTON
Thursday 19th May - 7.30pm.
Described as “a complete orchestra
of sound, voice, acous c, na onal
steel, pick, slide, banjo, harp”
Interna onal ar st John cites Howlin
Wolf, John Lee Hooker, Bukka White
& Mississippi Fred McDowell as his
influences.
KENT DUCHAINE
Thursday 16th June - 7.30pm.
Kent has opened for, played with,
travelled with, and hung out with
many of the Blues greats. With over
100 European tours to his name,
the UGT is delighted this interna onally
renowned American Blues ar st
visi ng Eastbourne on his UK tour.
SMOKESTACK
Thursday 21st July - 7.30pm.
An Eastbourne Music Live week event.
A unique mix of original songs,
jazz & La n grooves, big toned
harmonica & sophis cated slide
guitar from a trio that are no strangers
to playing Blues Clubs and Fes vals
worldwide.
SUMMER BLUES SESSIONS
Thursday 18th August - 7.30pm.
To complete this season’s Blues Underground,
there’ll be up to six acccomplished Blues players
on stage tonight - with the full line-up being
announced nearer the date. Follow the Under
Ground Theatre website or sign up for the weekly
emailer for details in due course.
AMUSICLE
Friday 20th May.
7.30pm. Venue and bar open 7pm.
A much an cipated evening of musical humour from
the cra ed wordsmiths & talented musicians that
have graced our Saturday Morning Music strand.
Come and join R’n’R, John Cave, Geoff Morley and
Mike Alridge as they take to the stage together for
this one-off performance of collec ve mirth & chaos.
Tickets: £5
UNDERGROUND ACOUSTIC SESSIONS
On the 4th Thursday of every month
26th May: featuring Will & Wolfie
23rd June: featuring Far from Carolina
28th July: featuring R’n’R
25th August: featuring Geoff Morley
7.30pm. Venue and bar open 7pm.
RnR are regularly your hosts for an evening of in mate
musicianship, offstage in the UGT auditorium, laid out
in comfortable cabaret-venue style. Musicians and
singers are invited to perform, with guests playing an
extended set.
Free entry.
THE AMAZING
BUDDY PRESLEY SHOW 2016
Saturday 16th July.
7.30pm. Venue and bar open 7pm.
He’s back by public demand &
on his UK 2016 Tour. Join Buddy
Presley and his amazing band for
a great night of rock’n’roll classics
of both Buddy Holly & The King Elvis Presley.
Tickets: £12 (UGT members and students £10)
CELEBRATING MUSIC
IN EASTBOURNE
EML
Eastbourne
Music
Live
16th- 24th
July 2016
SWING NIGHT
TOM FITZPATRICK SINATRA WITH STRINGS
Monday 18th July
8pm. Venue and bar open 7.15pm.
Tickets: £11
AMERICANA NIGHT
including EQUITORIAL GROUP
Tuesday 19th July
8pm. Venue and bar open 7.15pm.
Tickets: £8
SKA NIGHT
Wednesday 20th July
8pm. Venue and bar open 7.15pm.
Tickets: £8
BLUES NIGHT
SMOKESTACK
Thursday 21st July
7.30pm. Venue and bar open 7pm.
Tickets: £5
HEAVY METAL NIGHT
Friday 22nd July
8pm. Venue and bar open 7.15pm.
Tickets: £8
HOWLIN BLUES BAND
Saturday 20th August
7.45pm. Venue and bar open 7pm.
A Blues Band who don’t only play blues - with a dash
of light rock/rhythm & blues standards and echoes of
both soul and jazz. Their extensive repertoire includes
the likes of Dylan’s ‘All Along the Watchtower’ & Otis
Redding’s ‘Dock of the Bay’. Expect an evening of
energetic and animated entertainment.
Tickets: £8 (UGT members and students £6)
LOCAL MUSICIAN’S SHOWCASE
RGB, CRACKS IN THE LAND, EQUITORIAL GROUP
Friday 26th August
7.45pm. Venue and bar open 7pm.
Three top local bands take to the UGT stage tonight:
An acoustic folk, pop, rock, bluegrass duo followed by
“acoustic guitars & percussion with vocal harmonies
and a Crowded House vibe...“ then a band “sounding
like Crazy Horse colliding with Fleetwood Mac on a
dusty road”. Catch them on the way to greater fame.
Tickets: £5 in advance (£6 on the door)
THE UNMISTAKABLE
BLUES BROTHERS
Saturday 27th August - 8pm.
Venue and bar open 7.15pm.
A high-energy tribute to Jake
& Elwood Blues featuring all
the great songs from the film,
as well as other classic soul tunes. No detail is le
out, from the dance moves to the famous quotes &
more. A show that will have you out of your seat
and dancing in the aisles.
Tickets: £9 (UGT members £8)
DUO - Violin & Piano
Sunday 8th May - 2.45pm.
Venue & café bar open 2.15pm.
Duo bring their three concert survey of the Beethoven
Sonatas for Violin & Piano, and our 17th season of
Chamber Recitals, to a close with the 10th Sonata in G
of 1812 and the mighty ‘Kreutzer’ Sonata of 1803,
probably the most famous violin sonata ever wri en.
Tickets: £10 (UGT members £9, students £5)
EMERGING TALENT
A new, occasional, series of concerts focusing on young
musicians at the onset of their careers or training.
MICHAEL TUCKER - Guitar
Sunday 26th June - 2.45pm.
Venue & café bar open 2.15pm.
18 year old Michael is studying
guitar with Craig Ogden. He has
toured Spain & Germany and
played The Wigmore Hall.
This concert is sponsored by
Comel Export Services Ltd
Tickets: £6 (UGT members £5)
MATTHEW McCOMBIE - Piano
Sunday 10th July - 2.45pm.
Venue & café bar open 2.15pm.
Ma hew appeared in the UGT’s
Chamber Music series and was
very well received. Today he plays
a programme including works by
Chopin, Grieg and Brahms.
Tickets: £6 (UGT members £5)
THE UGT VARIETY NIGHTS
Thursdays: 12th May - 9th June - 14th July
7.30pm. Venue and bar open 7pm.
Calling all performers!
Singers, musicians, magicians, comedians, poets,
whistlers, yodelers and more! Here’s our platform
for entertainers of 13+ to take to the UGT stage, with
great lighting, sound and audience. The emphasis is
on fun and merriment so enjoy yourselves!
Free entry.
SUMMER DANCE NIGHT
Saturday 4th June
7.30pm. Venue and bar open 7pm.
It’s Dance Night with the hit music
of the 50s, 60s & 70s on both disc
and played live by the band Recycled. The theatre is
in night-club mode, with dance floor, mood ligh ng, a
great atmosphere and gli er balls - all that’s needed
to make the night complete is you. Dress to impress?
Tickets: £5 (includes free entry to prize raffle)
NOEL COWARD
AND FRIENDS:
LIVE IN LAS VEGAS
Saturday 30th July - 7.45pm.
Venue and bar open 7pm.
An evening of wit & classic songs
in the company of Noel Coward,
Gertrude Lawrence & Ivor Novello
in Searchlight Theatre’s hit of the
Edinburgh Fes val. The show includes
Coward’s greatest hits and other
classic songs from his era.
Tickets: £10 (UGT members £9)
PHOTOS TAKEN BY LEE EDWARDS
AT THE UNDER GROUND THEATRE
www.ledward.photos
HIRE US
The Under Ground Theatre/Eastbourne Arts Centre
venue is available for hire at very good rates.
Facili es include:
A 156 seat venue with 48-channel stage ligh ng rig
with Jester control desk; new 24 channel Yamaha
sound desk; full auditorium sound system and up to
six on stage monitors. Technical support included.
SM57 and SM58 microphones and stands, DI boxes
and music stands as standard - AKG condensers, Sony
ECM 77 e-clip mics available by arrangement.
Direct audio recordings & video recordings available
by arrangement.
Big screen digital video projec on system for talks inputs from DVD, laptop and other devices, with
connectors for most tablets, from on stage or the
technical opera ons box.
Concert standard Danemann grand piano.
Two dressing rooms with private toilets.
A 45 seat bistro-style licensed bar/coffee bar mee ng
room with 9 tables and power points and large 50”
wifi connected monitor with direct feed from
the auditorium.
Technical sheets and booking forms can be found on
the ‘Hire Us’ op on on our website.
[email protected]
Tel : 0843 289 1980
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