Headmasters legendary 50% OFF colour sale is back! Get couture colour to suit you without the designer price tag.
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Vegan bottomless brunch for £19
Choose any brunch dish / Main Meal and enjoy 1½ hours of Bottomless Prosecco with a Brunch Dish / Main Meal at Clapham’s only Vegan restaurant.
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A new pop-up vegan restaurant announces opens its doors in Clapham at Fu Manchu and are offering 50% off for their soft launch week!
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Swedish Letter Bomber
Martin Ekenberg was a gifted chemist, engineer and inventor from Sweden who lived in a […]
Read more...The Mayflower
Many of the merchants who moved to Clapham in the early 1630s had strong connections to North America and two of them, John Beauchamp and James Sherley were two of the original financiers of the Mayflower
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John O’Farrell – May Contain Nuts
‘May Contain Nuts’ is a funny, sometimes laugh-out-loud funny book. It starts out as a […]
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David McDiarmid’s Rainbow Aphorisms, is a series of public works shown intermittently across sites in […]
Read more...David McDairmid – Rainbow Aphorisms
David McDiarmid’s Rainbow Aphorisms, is a series of public works shown intermittently across sites in […]
Read more...Gideon Mantell
Gideon Algernon Mantell (3 February 1790 – 10 November 1852) was an English obstetrician, geologist and palaeontologist. His attempts to […]
Read more...Phillis Wheatley
Alongside Benjamin Franklin, another American visitor could not have been more different. Phillis Wheatley was a young African-American […]
Read more...Noel Coward
The actor and playright Noel Coward moved to Clapham in 1912, living at number 50 Clapham Common Southside with his family who rented the top two floors.
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