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King’s House

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245 Ampthill Road
Bedford, MK42 9AZ United Kingdom

April 2023

Ouse Valley Branch: ‘The Importance of Physiotherapy in Maintaining Good Health’ by Phil Pask

Tuesday, 25th April, 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm
King’s House, 245 Ampthill Road
Bedford, MK42 9AZ United Kingdom
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Phil Pask is a Chartered Physiotherapist for the Northampton Saints and the England Rugby Team, one of the world’s best at the rehabilitation and treatment of acute and chronic musculoskeletal injuries. His experience of over 25 years, knowledge base and skill set is far-reaching and includes using motivation and exercise progression, robust hands-on therapy for treating severe injuries and more long term arthritic issues. Phil will explain how to try to ensure robust health and what to do if the…

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May 2023

Ouse Valley Branch: ‘The Swarbrick Singers’ by Ian Clarke

Tuesday, 23rd May, 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm
King’s House, 245 Ampthill Road
Bedford, MK42 9AZ United Kingdom
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Ian Clarke is an organist and musical director of the acclaimed chamber choir the Swarbrick Singers, as well as member of the panel of Examiners for the Associated Board of Royal Schools of Music. The choir was formed in 1983 while Ian was the organist of All Saints' Church, Northampton. The organ at the church was built by Thomas Swarbrick, an 18th century builder and the original case is still there — hence the name. They sing music both sacred…

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