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Graduate artists come together for show at Willesden Gallery

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By Natalia Cosma, Isabel Morris, Anaya Jaffer, Daisy Wythe
| North West Londoner Verified
Life Celebrating the shifting landscape, artist Dhama Thanigasapapathy has new artwork shown in an exhibition at Willesden Gallery. Thanigasapapathy is a contemporary artist who specialises in nature and landscape using oil paints on canvas among other materials. She previously worked in IT for nearly 30 years before transitioning to fine art, getting her BA (Hons) degree from the Open College of the Arts (OCA) last year where she joined the group ArtLab2023.
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Cruel Summer: Avoid being caught out by scammers in 2024 Original

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By Lucy Dyer, Natalia Cosma
| SWLondoner Verified
News News One in three young people in the UK have been scammed or know someone who has been scammed when buying event tickets. With the Euros in full swing, awareness should be brought to ticket scamming, and how to avoid it if sports fans want to make sure they score a good time. Nationwide research shows 37% of people aged 16-34 have bought a ticket to an event that turned out to be fake or know someone who’s been targeted.
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Cruel Summer: Avoid being caught out by scammers in 2024

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By Lucy Dyer, Natalia Cosma
| South East Londoner Verified
News One in three young people in the UK have been scammed or know someone who has been scammed when buying event tickets. With the Euros in full swing, awareness should be brought to ticket scamming, and how to avoid it if sports fans want to make sure they score a good time. research shows 37% of people aged 16-34 have bought a ticket to an event that turned out to be fake or know someone who’s been targeted.
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Drop and swap in Redbridge to save clothing waste

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By Lucy Dyer, Natalia Cosma
| North East Londoner Verified
News Redbridge residents can switch their old clothes for new ones at a clothes swap event to make fashion more sustainable. The swap, set up by the East London Waste Authority and Redbridge Council, aims to help reduce clothing waste in the UK, as an estimated 350,000 tonnes of clothing is thrown away every year. Trends change rapidly, meaning fashion industries are using unsustainable amounts of water, fossil fuels and energy to keep up with the constant turnover of clothing.
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