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Issue 98: January 2023

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What's on in Epsom & Ewell

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There's lots happening in Epsom and Ewell over the next few weeks. 

For the full events list, take a look at the events page on the Epsom & Ewell Borough Council website.   

Horton Country Park History

Take a walk with a member of the Countryside Team to discover Horton Country Park's past. Meet at the Information Centre at 1pm.

Where: Horton Country Park Local Nature Reserve, Horton Lane, Epsom KT19 8PL

When: Sunday 5 February, 1pm-3pm

Price: £5.00 per adult/£2.50 per child

Find out more about the Horton Country Park History event here.

Florence Nightingale & Her Work in Nursing and Health Reforms

Florence Nightingale will visit Ewell after returning from her nursing duties in the Crimea. Meet her and discover her life story, hear about her famous lamp-carrying while at the Scutari Hospital and her later campaigns for nursing and health reforms in England.

Where: Bourne Hall Museum, Spring Street, Ewell KT17 1UF

When: Saturday 11 February, 1pm-2.30pm

Price: £5 per child

Find out more about the Florence Nightingale & Her Work in Nursing and Health Reforms event here.

Cave Painting

Discover how and why these paintings were created. Then by flickering light try to create your own cave painting in our very own 'caves'.

Where: Bourne Hall Museum, Spring Street, Ewell KT17 1UF

When: Wednesday 15 February, 11am-3pm 

Price: £5 per child

Find out more about the Cave Painting event here.

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