Mention Indian food to most Brits and the usual mental image is of a cheap curry house, serving well-known dishes like chicken tikka marsala or even balti curries, with lashings of Cobra beer. It may come as somewhat of a surprise to find out that both these two dishes actually originated in Britain, tikka marsala in the late 60s/early 70s and Baltis in the 80s from the Midlands. Most curry houses serve a travesty of genuine Indian food, and the menus are usually based on local adaptations of po …

… All munchie stuff (snacks, soft drinks, juice, pizza, chicken, curry, whatever) will be supplied on the day/night. Bring your own beer/booze. As for hot food we will decide between ourselves what to order. I am a good cook so may be easy swayed into rustling up a curry or two! Of course everyone should bring their own *stuff*... "Member" Status is just the first step. As this is a special kind of meet, I'm sure everyone will appreciate and prefer that ALL members that attend will have made prior …

This group was started for all people who love the cinema and want to support a good local independent cinema.   If you like cinema without popcorn, where the film starts at the advertised time, and like to have a drink and a chat with other cinema goers after the viewing, then this is the goup for you. The main night will be a Monday,  since they only charge £5.00...but others dates can be scheduled if you wish to host one.....please feel free. We normally go for a curry afterwards, since we te …