RPS
Royal Bank Tower
Margaret Bates
Reigate Photographic
Reigate Photographic
Strata
Barefoot Mountain
Philippa Simpson
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| Red Carpet Entertainments |
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 Red Carpet Entertainments is a company that promises to add a touch of magic to any special occasion. Whether it's a wedding, a corporate function or a private party, Red Carpet has the experience and expertise to make the event a successful and memorable one. Offering brilliant hand-picked swing singers, live acts, bands and tribute artists, their fast growing reputation has been built on recommendation and quality of service.
 The organisation has a wealth of experience from all areas of the entertainment and service industry and has built up a reputation for having the best swing singers and swing bands in the business. They are passionate about giving their clients a first class, personal service.
Specialising in creating more business for restaurants and hotels, their extremely popular dinner and dance shows have proven to be a huge success. One of their biggest shows to date, 'The Legends of Hollywood', tours various venues and continues to be a 'sell-out' success. They pride themselves on constantly developing new and exciting show ideas, which grow to become great nights out for all.
So, if you require first class entertainment for any occasion, they invite you to take a walk down their Red Carpet! For more information please see them on twitter at twitter.com/Redcarpetents or visit their website.
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Reigate
and Banstead
Town Twinning Association |
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 The
Reigate and Banstead Twinning Association is responsible
for the Borough's town twinning links with the town of Eschweiler
in the German Rhineland and with Brunoy, south of Paris
in France. There is an active membership made up of individuals,
families, clubs, societies and companies, who pay a small
annual subscription.
The Association organises fund-raising social events and
activities in the Borough and publishes a quarterly newsletter.
Two sub-committees - one for Brunoy and one for Eschweiler -
arrange regular visits to the twin towns, where members
stay with host families in or near the town and take part
in organised and more informal activities (such as municipal
receptions, visits to vineyards and other local sites and
the annual Eschweiler Karneval).
Many local groups have established twinning links with
their opposite numbers in Eschweiler and/or Brunoy. The
list also includes other cultural societies, educational
establishments and sports and leisure groups.
The Association acts as the focal point for all such visits
and exchanges between clubs, schools and other groups by
giving advice and support and encouraging new links. For more information, please contact the Publicity Officer, Graham Powell on 01737 761 903 or powellspostbox@btinternet.com;
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| Reigate
Priory Museum Society |
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|  Reigate Priory Museum presents changing exhibitions on a wide range of subjects, designed to appeal to both adults and children. The Museum collection of artefacts concerning local history, social history and costume are often displayed in room, shop or street settings.
The museum is run by an enthusiastic band of volunteers who create new exhibitions, care for the collection,  catalogue, carry out research, act as stewards and organise fund-raising activities. Members of the Museum Society participate in local heritage events and enjoy a varied programme of talks, films and annual concerts. If you are interested in history and would like to join as a volunteer or supporting member, please contact the Museum Curator on 01737-244524 or email reigatepriorymuseum@gmail.com.
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| Reigate
Society |
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 The
Reigate Society was founded in 1952 as an independent non-political
body. It is governed by a Council elected annually by the
members, and covers Reigate, Redhill, Merstham and Earlswood.
 The Society works through its Council to inspire, initiate
and co-ordinate events to enhance the district. It seeks
to influence potential developers, planning authorities
and other public bodies, including the central Government.
 A programme is provided of talks, discussions and similar events throughout the year together other social activities for the information and enjoyment of its members. Newsletters and an annual report are circulated. For further information please contact Bridget Doughty on 01737 240 974.
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| Shaws
Corner Literary Society |
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|  Shaw’s Corner Literary Society has been established for over 100 years and meets at the United Reformed Church, Shaw’s Corner, Blackborough Road, Redhill on alternate Monday evenings at 7.45pm between October and March. The lectures are mainly Powerpoint presentations and cover a wide variety of subjects that are interesting and informative.
They have a membership of some 100, supplemented by visitors covering all age groups. Previous lectures have included the “World of Lavender”, “Tsars and Commissars”, and “William Wordsworth and the Lake District”.
The season covers twelve presentations with a membership subscription of £18 and visitors fee of £3 per lecture. Coffee or tea with biscuits are available at no extra cost. Membership details can be can be found on their website.
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