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Contact Information
All telephone enquiries will be dealt with on the number below where we have
an answer phone installed. We are a voluntary organisation in which all
help is given freely on a part time basis so please be patient if we cannot get
straight back to you.
- Telephone
- 01206 862787
- Postal address
- 89 East Hill, Colchester, Essex, CO1 2QN
- Electronic mail
- General Information:
easop@hotmail.co.uk
Sales:
Customer Support:
Webmaster: easop@hotmail.co.uk
The East Anglian School of Philosophy's - Foundation
Philosophy groups are held at: -
| Town |
Address
where it is held |
Weekly
meeting |
First
meeting |
Further
info. |
Brentwood
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The Endeavour School, Hogarth Avenue,
CM15 8BE |
Tuesdays
at 7:30pm |
Tuesday
11th May 2010 |
(Map) |
Cambridge
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Friends
Meeting House, 12 Jesus Lane, CB5 8BA |
Thursdays
at 7:15pm |
Thursday
13th
May 2010 |
No map
available yet |
Colchester
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89 East Hill, Colchester, Essex, CO1 2QN |
Tuesdays
at 7:30pm |
Tuesday
11th May 2010 |
(Map
& Photo) |
Norwich (evening)
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Friends
Meeting House, Upper Goat Lane, NR2 1SD
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Tuesdays
at 7:30pm |
Tuesday
11th May 2010 |
(Map) |
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Norwich (lunchtime) |
Friends
Meeting House, Upper Goat Lane, NR2 1SD
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Mondays at 1:00pm to 2:00pm |
Monday
10th May 2010 |
(Map) |
| Southend-on-Sea |
Westcliff Hotel, 18-20 Westcliff Parade,
Southend-on-Sea, Essex, SS0 7QW |
Wednesdays at 7:30pm |
Wednesday
12th May 2010 |
No
map available yet |
The introductory philosophy course fees are £65 per term (Norwich (lunchtime) is £30). All fees are payable on first
attendance.
The East Anglian School of Philosophy's - Economics groups are
held at: -
| Town |
Address
where it is held |
Weekly
meeting |
First
meeting |
Further
info. |
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THE ECONOMICS OF YET MORE
EVERYDAY THINGS
This five week
course will look further at the economic stories behind another range of
everyday commodities and the issues they raise. It will look at the basic
ingredients of our daily diet - sugar and salt, consider the rise of
Coca-Cola, a beverage with no nutritional value but the world’s best known
brand, and explore the impact of the world’s thirst for oil on countries in
Central Asia.
No previous knowledge of economics or attendance on the previous course is
necessary.
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Cambridge
"The Economics of
Everyday Things"
- a six week
course that is open to all.
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Emmanuel United Reform Church, Trumpington Street, Cambridge, CB2 1QA
(Note: This course is held on Saturday 22, 29 May and
5, 12, 19 June) The fee is £30 for the
course or £6.50 per session. Enrolment on the first session attended. |
Saturdays at 10:00am to 12 Noon |
Saturday
22nd May 2010 |
No map
available yet |
This Summer Term 2010 will end in the week ending Saturday 10th July 2010
For more information on our courses and to reserve your place on a course
please click HERE
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