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TADPOLE - Tongham Against Development Plans on Local Environment has been formed as an action group to strongly oppose a planning application to Surrey County Council made by Magellan Petroleum, for permission to drill an exploratory borehole in the search for hydrocarbons at Manor Farm, Tongham, near Farnham, Surrey.
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Regular informal club runs. Also cross country leagues and road races. Social activities and family events. For all ages and abilities.
External site: http://www.tadworth.org.uk
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Chamber orchestra and string orchestra rehearsals are held on alternate weeks. Very friendly group playing a variety of classical music.
New players welcome, especially violins, horn and oboe.
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TALK helps people who have communication difficulties (aphasia/dysphasia) following a stroke. Weekly meetings are held in Guildford, Cranleigh, Knaphill and Walton on Thames. In a supportive environment, trained volunteers guide members through a variety of activities designed to aid recovery of lost skills. Recoverers receive one-to-one support in the meetings where the emphasis is on fun!
External site: http://www.talksurrey.org.uk
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Tamba is a national charity providing support to parents of twins, triplets and more. It does this through the provision of specialist information, a regular magazine for members and a telephone helpline service. We also organise study days, conferences, days out and holidays.
External site: http://www.tamba.org.uk
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Small group of tandems exploring the countryside & meeting up with fellow cyclers. Anyone is welcome to join in for a ride or part of a ride either on tandem or a solo cycle.
External site: http://ccgi.wildehobbs.plus.com
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An opportunity for Tandridge adults and young people to learn/develop canoe skills in a safe, warm and fun environment by getting involved in canoe polo.
For absolute beginners & improvers age 12+.
External site: http://www.tandridgecanoe.co.uk
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Tandridge Parish Council meet on the first Tuesday of every month (except for August)at 8:15pm in Tandridge Village Hall, Tandridge Lane, Tandridge. Members of the public are welcome our meetings.
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TVSC is a registered charity (1001186) run by an executive committee of trustees which is committed to supporting all aspects of the voluntary and community sector in Tandridge District. It comprises a CVS, three Volunteer Centres (Oxted, Caterham, Lingfield), Tandridge Rent Deposit Scheme, Tandridge Befriending Scheme, Caterham Car Scheme, Disability Advice Tandridge Area (DATA) and The Haven Club in Lingfield.
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The Tatsfield History Project was developed by the team responsible for the publication of 'Tatsfield - the First 2,000 Years' in 1999. An archive based on the records of Tatsfield Parish Council has been expanded to include more than 2,000 items about or referring to Tatsfield.
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Parish Council
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Tatsfield village news and activities
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A support organisation for those suffering from or with an interest in age related macular degeneration and other conditions affecting the macula.
External site: http://www.maculardisease.org
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A residential performing arts centre for disabled and non-disabled people, offering a series of short courses, concerts and shows, free social events, learning programmes and an apprenticeship scheme.
External site: http://www.orpheus.org.uk
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The Club plays Contract Rubber Bridge on Monday
and Friday afternoons
New members are urgently required, particularly for Mondays.
Our membership has mixed abilities. While we do not teach Bridge, Members are encouraged to discuss problems of Bidding and card play during the meeting.
Tea and biscuits are provided.
Awards are made for slams that are bid and made.
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To maintain and increase public awareness regarding the problems, needs and difficulties faced by senior citizens and to offer advice to enquirers.
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We are a tinnitus self help group and cover north/mid Hants and west Surrey. We produce a monthly newsletter, hold monthly meetings with speakers and are affiliated to the National British Tinnitus Association.
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Together’s focus is to support people who have complex and enduring mental health issues, most of whom are referred to our services by other professionals
We have long established presence in Surrey where we provide residential care, supported living, outreach community support, crisis and intermediate care support and a drop-in club.
External site: http://www.together-uk.org
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The community association is a registered charity formed to manage the Poyle Road Recreation Ground
in partnership with the Parish Council and other interested parties for the benefit of the community.
External site: http://sites.google.com/site/tonghamca/
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Tongham lies in the western reaches of the Borough of Guildford. The principal services provided by the Parish Council are the provision of allotments, the Poyle Road Recreation Ground, children's play areas at St. Paul's School and Poyle Road Recreation Ground, bus shelters, village seating and the upkeep of areas where the parish have a responsibility.
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For parents/carers with children from baby to pre-school; toys, books, games, craft activities, singing and occasional outings.
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The Village Hall was built in 1897 for the benefit of the residents of Tongham to commemorate Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee.
The building was put into a charitable trust for the benefit of the inhabitants of Tongham, their visitors and friends in their pursuit of social, moral, cultural, literary or physical activities.
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Support and information for those on or withdrawing from minor tranquillisers and antidepressants; also for family and friends.
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House and prayer groups, youth club, groups, junior church and creche. Fellowship, drama and music. Community activities.
External site: http://www.trinitywoking.org.uk
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Twenties Thirties Forties provides social events for both singles and couples aged 20-49. We operate within several different area groups and have been established since 1993.
External site: http://www.ttfonline.org.uk
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