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'Let's Create' 108-piece art set valued at £10, courtesy Ryman

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Perfect escape from the winter

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Four vouchers for general admission to Royal Museums Greenwich's planetarium.

From 13th to 16th December from 16h30-19h00, The Fan Museum will open later than usual to welcome its visitors into a magical new take on its exhibition spaces, illuminated almost entirely by candles and underscored by classical festive favourites.

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Enjoy £10 off your purchase

Enjoy £10 off your purchase

Enjoy £10 off your purchase

It's show time with two tickets...

One hour class focused on how to take care of your garden.

1 free 2kg bag of 'More' dog/cat food

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This winter Coalescence, an artwork by designer Paul Cocksedge, is making its London debut at the Old Royal Naval College. Made from over 2,500 pieces of coal – the amount consumed by a single 200W light bulb in a year – Coalescence will be suspended against the iconic Painted Hall, where it will create an intricate play of shadow and sparkle that draws on the lustrous quality of the anthracite, a form of high-carbon coal. This installation promises to captivate viewers while inviting them to question our relationship with, and dependence on fossil fuels.

This winter Coalescence, an artwork by designer Paul Cocksedge, is making its London debut at the Old Royal Naval College. Made from over 2,500 pieces of coal – the amount consumed by a single 200W light bulb in a year – Coalescence will be suspended against the iconic Painted Hall, where it will create an intricate play of shadow and sparkle that draws on the lustrous quality of the anthracite, a form of high-carbon coal. This installation promises to captivate viewers while inviting them to question our relationship with, and dependence on fossil fuels.

This winter Coalescence, an artwork by designer Paul Cocksedge, is making its London debut at the Old Royal Naval College. Made from over 2,500 pieces of coal – the amount consumed by a single 200W light bulb in a year – Coalescence will be suspended against the iconic Painted Hall, where it will create an intricate play of shadow and sparkle that draws on the lustrous quality of the anthracite, a form of high-carbon coal. This installation promises to captivate viewers while inviting them to question our relationship with, and dependence on fossil fuels.

This winter Coalescence, an artwork by designer Paul Cocksedge, is making its London debut at the Old Royal Naval College. Made from over 2,500 pieces of coal – the amount consumed by a single 200W light bulb in a year – Coalescence will be suspended against the iconic Painted Hall, where it will create an intricate play of shadow and sparkle that draws on the lustrous quality of the anthracite, a form of high-carbon coal. This installation promises to captivate viewers while inviting them to question our relationship with, and dependence on fossil fuels.

This winter Coalescence, an artwork by designer Paul Cocksedge, is making its London debut at the Old Royal Naval College. Made from over 2,500 pieces of coal – the amount consumed by a single 200W light bulb in a year – Coalescence will be suspended against the iconic Painted Hall, where it will create an intricate play of shadow and sparkle that draws on the lustrous quality of the anthracite, a form of high-carbon coal. This installation promises to captivate viewers while inviting them to question our relationship with, and dependence on fossil fuels.

For your favourite pastries...

Courtesy John Payne

For your household, gardening, DIY and appliances needs...

Courtesy Blackheath Vintners

To feed 6-8 people

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