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CERAMIC BRICK

Bromley by Bow Youth Outreach and Community Care Group, service provider

We wanted the path across the land at the Bromley by Bow Centre to symbolise a river running through a green oasis. Over 100 bricks were made, by young people between the ages of seven and eighteen and by people with special needs, each decorated with images of frogs, fish, pebbles and in one case a shopping trolley!

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COMPACT DISC OF STUDENTS PLAYING

Bromley Youth Music Trust Multi-Piano Ensemble, founded May 2000, 6 members

This recording of late 20th-century music was made at the Piano Circus Studio in Hackney on Thursday 25 May 2000 as part of BBC Music Live Schools Day. In C was written by Terry Riley in 1964 and Mazuzu Dream was written for Piano Circus by Max Richter in 1996.

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Web site: www.bymt.co.uk

INVITATION CARD & MENU

Brook's Club, founded 1764, 1400 members

A rout is a large evening party or reception, much in vogue in the 18th and early 19th centuries. In 1789 Brooks's gave a ball to celebrate the 'joyful event' of King George III regaining his sanity. Recently routs have been held at intervals of about ten years at the club.

Email: secretary@brooksclub.org
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TABLECLOTH

Burdett Harca Community Centre, founded 1997, service provider

The women at the sewing group come from different backgrounds. They meet on Tuesdays to do things together that empower them and allow them to express their creativity.

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GARDENING EQUIPMENT

The Calthorpe Project, founded 1982, 200 members

Community gardening experiences and education for everyone. Recycled green waste to produce compost as a soil conditioner and planting medium. Seeds collected to encourage the growing of vegetables and native or naturalised flowers. Organic methods with least environmental destruction. The Calthorpe Project is working towards a sustainable 21st century.

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MILLENNIUM CANDLE

Catholic Archdiocese of Southwark, founded 1850, 380,000 members

The light of the candle symbolises Christ, the Light of the World, who enlightens all people. This particular candle is decorated with images that are intimately connected with the Incarnation and the Jubilee of that event in this Year 2000. The upper icon represents the Annunciation. The lower icon shows the birth of Christ in Bethlehem. The candle was decorated by Mrs Maurizia Lees.

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ROSARY BEADS & PRINT OF APOSTLE'S CREED

Catholic Archdiocese of Westminster, founded 1850, 860,000 members

The rosary originates from the 12th-century popular devotions. The prayers - one Our Father, ten Hail Marys and a Glory Be - are spoken while particular episodes of the lives of Jesus and Mary are reflected on. Creeds were developed from the 2nd century. This is one of the earliest, called the Apostles' Creed, and is still used in worship and private prayer.

Email: jparker@westminsterdiocese.org.uk
Web site: www.westministerdiocese.org.uk/arch

NAVIGATION KIT

Central London Outdoors Group, founded 1937, 150 members

Sometimes we need to escape. London at the turn of the Millennium is thriving, cosmopolitan, sophisticated. But sometimes we need to head for the hills, to rediscover something more basic. The compass points the way to a challenging hike across wild countryside or simply good conversation in a country pub.

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Web site: www.netcomuk.co.uk/~pfoot/clog.html

HARVEY THE CAT SOFT TOY

Charlton Athletic Football Club, founded 1905, varying numbers of supporters

Charlton Athletic Football Club have, this season, gained promotion to the Premiership, an outstanding achievement. Harvey is our mascot and represents the image of a family-orientated football club serving the community.

Email: info@cafc.co.uk
Web site: www.cafc.co.uk

POSTER OF 1999/2000 SQUAD

Chelsea Football Club, founded 1905, varying number of supporters

This is our team. Many fans will have this poster on their wall.

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Web site: www.chelsea.fc.co.uk

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