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The council want to throw a party for the South of Southwark (that's us, right?). They need ideas by tomorrow:


http://www.southwark.gov.uk/news/article/681/we_want_your_ideas_for_a_council_backed_event_in_the_south_of_the_borough



"Residents and local groups are being asked what kind of Council backed community event they would like to see in the south of the borough to celebrate the best of the area and bring people together.

The north has the Bermondsey Carnival, the middle has The Elephant and Nun, but council chiefs want to know what they should be planning for those in the south.

Residents are invited to fill in a simple on line form on the council's website by 20 March to pass on their ideas."

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