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THINGS TO NOTE

AND NOTICE

TRATION:

SHUTTERSTOCK

TRY

MEAT-FREE

A week,dayor evenone

mealwithoutmeatwill

helpreduceyourcarbon

footprintandencourage

youto thinkdifferently

abouteating.Tryit

thisWorldMeatFree

Week.17–23June;

worldmeatfreeweek.com.

Catch a free

performance of

the Royal

Ballet’s

fabulous Romeo

and Juliet

this evening,

streamed live

from the Royal

Opera House to

an open-air

cinema near you

(23 locations).

roh.org.uk/

about/bp-big-

screens

Woohoo it’s

Friday and

it’s National

Fish & Chip

Day, so

indulge

yourself. Eat

them doused

in vinegar

with a side of

mushy peas,

preferably

outdoors.

7

June

11

June

TRATI

ON:

SHUTTE

RSTO

BARNET

IN BLOOM

It’s Midsummer’s Day on

24 June and if ever you

needed an excuse to make

and wear a wild flower crown,

this is it. According to Swedish

folklore it will bring you

good health all year.

WILDLIFEWATCH

Helpconservationiststrackourwildlifeby

recordinganywildmammalsyouspoton

theLivingWithMammalssurvey.Until 30

June;moreinfoat ptes.org/lwm.

“Sometimes joy is the source

of your smile, but sometimes

your smile can be the source of

your joy”

Thich Nhat Hanh, Buddhist monk

BUY A BOOK

Head to your local book

shop during Indie Book

Shop Week and catch a

special event or simply

enjoy a browse and

recommendation

for a special summer

read. 15–22 June; indie

bookshopweek.org.uk.

June is the monthformidsummerf lowercrowns,fish and chips,

andwatchingballetona bigscreen

Compiled by: REBECCA FRANK