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The Pod, Episode 19, The Wellbeing Centre London

The Wellbeing Centre London has a team of qualified & recommended therapists providing a range of proven complementary therapies, counselling and coaching for the wellbeing of your mind and soul. They are based in Fulham and they offer an eclectic range of therapies including hypnotherapy, NLP & reiki to help with all types of emotional issues. They work with men, women, couples and children 8+ and they provide services via online, phone and face to face. You can call them for a Free Confidential 15 Minute Consultation to help you chose the best therapy and practitioner to suit your needs. www.wellbeingcentrelondon.com www.facebook.com/wellbeingcentrelondon www.instagram.com/wellbeing.centre.london

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The Pod, Episode 20, Phil Beeny Painter Decorator

With the house market going crazy during Covid, Denise Waterman chats with SW London handyman Phil Beeny about some of the ways you can make your home look its best - whether it's for your benefit as you spend hours at home during Lockdown, or for potential tenants/buyers. To find out more about filming opportunities in "The Pod", as well as how SWL.TV can help put your video in front of 20,000+ YouTube subscribers and 11,000+ social media followers, please head over to: http://www.southwestlondon.tv/ThePod And don't forget to subscribe to our channel! Just follow this link: https://www.youtube.com/user/southwestlondontv?sub_confirmation=1 Happy Boy End Theme by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution licence (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: https://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100648 Artist: http://incompetech.com/ Our socials: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/swl.tv Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/SWL.TV Website - https://southwestlondon.tv/

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The Pod, Episode 18, Adam Lanceley, Putney based musician

Adam Lanceley is Putney based musician who was told he would never walk or talk again... how wrong they were! We were delighted to film Adam in our drop-in studio "The Pod" recently (at a safe social distance of course!). Enjoy... https://www.facebook.com/adamlanceleymusic/ https://open.spotify.com/artist/0UFbDrAYa0cnAp41cQnyNb?si=Fp1Wbdf_TFSvNYK8zdOZZg https://soundcloud.com/adam-129087330 @AdamLanceley

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Vauxhall charity Axis Foundation marks donating £1million

Vauxhall-based Axis Foundation has, in its eight-year history of giving, donated £1m to over 110 charities, causes and individuals who make an impact in their local communities: many are based in south west London including Vauxhall City Farm (a very near neighbour), Royal Trinity Hospice in Clapham and the Pimlico Foundation. The funding has helped hospices and […]

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Share Community Garden at Springfield Hospital

Hannah Christian reports on the great work of Share, a charity based in Clapham Junction which provides training and employment opportunities for disabled adults, including those with learning disabilities, physical/sensory impairments, autism and mental health needs. Share Catering: http://www.sharecommunity.org.uk/social-enterprise/share-catering Share Gardening: http://www.sharecommunity.org.uk/social-enterprise/share-gardening @ShareCommunity facebook.com/SHARECommunity

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Well Hung Episode 4 featuring David Gandy, Colour Blocking, and T-shirts!

In this episode, Alex chats to David Gandy, and designers Domingo Rodriguez & Tom Lipop (T.LIPOP) and Jono learns about transforming a T-shirt at The Fara Workshop. We also learn about how to use colour to flatter your body. Menswear fashion show, presented by Jono Molloy and Alex Willis-Bray. http://www.twitter.com/wellhungfashion http://www.facebook.com/wellhungfashion Copyright Alex Willis-Bray & Jono Molloy

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Local business spotlight – Southfields SW18

This is the first in a series of videos by Quick Brown Fox (see link below) supporting independent local businesses in and around London. The initiative was launched on Black Friday 2014 and shortly before Small Business Saturday on 6 December to remind people to buy from the independents. We hope you enjoy these stories and please contact us if you're a Small Business with a story to tell. Because we'd love to tell it and share it with local audiences. The Quick Brown Fox Video Production hello[at]thequickbrownfox.co.uk __ Featuring: Gabriela Larios - Gabote - Textiles, Design & Illustration http://www.gabrielalarios.com Josefina Garcia - Nanos - Spanish classes for toddlers http://joga.topick.net Mellissa Scamporlino - Hercule’s Cakehouse - Creative bakes for all occasions http://www.herculescakehouse.co.uk Sue Leese - Salt & Pepper - Cafe, hub & Catering http://www.saltandpepperfoods.co.uk Acknowledgements: Carolyn Ong & Mike Fletcher for their generosity of time & equipment John & Sue - Salt & Pepper foods http://www.saltandpepperfoods.co.uk & Melonie Salam - Club Creche http://www.clubcreche.co.uk for allowing to use their shops as location. Music by: Josh Woodward www.joshwoodward.com

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Broken Bodies Broken Minds (some disturbing images)

As well as reporting on community issues in and around SW London, we also try to help out charities and causes where we can. This documentary highlights the plight of the stray dog population in Romania and was made for Wetnose Animal Aid with kind support and involvement of Amanda Holden, Peter Egan, Lorraine Chase, and Saffron Replublica. We've submitted thsi video for the House of Commons "Film the House" awards 2015. Please support us and support the many animal charities featured by sharing this far and wide. Thanks you.

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Well Hung – the Fashion Show for London Men

Get ready for the only men's fashion show worth watching! Interviews with top fashion designers, menswear style tips, shopping advice and celebrity interviews. Twitter; http://bit.ly/1cuW1Tx #WOW facebook: http://on.fb.me/1mRjQ9b Copyright Alex Willis-Bray & Jono Molloy Music track: Elektrobeat Luigi Talluto: http://www.jamendo.com/en/track/10710... Used under CC BY 3.0 license

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Shhhhh! Wimbledon Wishes is coming to Centre Court…

We all know someone truly deserving of a Christmas wish come true and at Centre Court, you will be invited to nominate someone you know who is deserving of an amazing Wimbledon Wish this Christmas. It’s astonishingly simple. If you want to nominate someone, just go to the Upper Mall in Centre Court and make your Wimbledon Wish in a dedicated booth from November 29 until Saturday December 7. Wishes can be wide ranging and creative. And whether it’s for a Christmas feast courtesy of Marks & Spencer Simply Food, a stylish festive makeover courtesy of Toni & Guy or the biggest, cuddliest teddy bear imaginable from the Build-A-Bear Workshop – the Centre Court Christmas helpers will be working hard to make as many of those wishes come true as possible from December 8 until December 25. A host of partners are preparing to help to make these wishes come true and any business in the area can get involved as we aim to make this great community initiative reach as many people as possible. So far Centre Court Shopping Centre, Time & Leisure Magazine, AFC Wimbledon, New Wimbledon Theatre & Love Wimbledon will be helping to light up the holiday season by lending their support to help make local Wimbledon residents’ Christmas wishes come true. ‘We could not be more excited about our unique Christmas venture at Centre Court,’ says Suzy Wood, centre director. ‘We wanted a feel-good campaign that would involve the entire Wimbledon community and embrace the spirit of Christmas. Right now, the shopping centre feels like Santa’s workshop, with everyone preparing to make this year a truly memorable one. ‘Come visit us and make a Wimbledon Wish for someone you love, or someone you know truly deserves to be spoiled this Christmas. And dream big - Centre Court and our partners will do all we can make your Christmas Wimbledon Wish come true.’ Mike Reed of Time & Leisure said ‘Any business can potentially get involved by promoting the campaign and offering to help make a wish come true. I have no doubt we’ll hear some great stories through the booth at Centre Court Shopping Centre. It’s a great initiative and we are really proud to be supporting it’ Any business who would like to help simply need to email Emily Palmer Emily.Palmer@centrecourtshopping.co.uk , promote the campaign as much as possible and wait for the wishes to come in. Watch out for videos of the Centre Court team making wishes come true across their website, FB page, Twitter page and partners channels - and join the discussion on Twitter using the hashtag #wimbledonwishes.

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The Spirit of Christmas Fair, Olympia

Ellie Morgan marks the official start of Christmas festivities by visiting the Spirit of Christmas Fair in Kensington Olympia. www.coiledspring.co.uk @coiledspring www.themagicdoorstore.com @MagicDoorStore www.bubbleinc.co.uk @bubblincUK www.pixiedixie.co.uk @pixiedixiepjs www.gnot.co.uk/blog www.purelyboys.co.uk @purelyboys www.clarionevents.com #SpiritofChristmas @clarionevents

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Catwalk fashion at the National Wedding Show, Earl’s Court

If you missed the stunning Catwalk show at the National Wedding Show, Earl’s Court recently – you’re in for a treat… THAT headline-grabbing Jenny Packham dress appears at 5:56. Full HD, watermark-free footage available for commercial use. Please email editor@swl.tv. All featured music either purchased as royalty free stock, or under the Creative Commons (Attribution) license as follows: Chippy: Hyperventilation Disconaughts Music Production: Bright Light Special thanks also to Revival Productions for their fabulous performance of “Don’t sit under the apple tree” at the show. Gorgeous! http://www.revivalliveproductions.com/ @revival_live_

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Highlights from the National Wedding Show, Earl’s Court

Alex Willis-Bray shares some of the highlights from the Wedding Show at Earl's Court. Great interviews, free flowing Champagne (some of it Blue!) and more cake, flowers, and shoes than she ever imagined possible! Special thanks to: http://www.singing-waiters.co.uk/ @SingingWaiters1 http://www.revivalliveproductions.com/ @revival_live_ http://www.filizdarby.co.uk/ http://www.clairejones.co.uk/ @clairejones85 www.nuchef.co.uk @nu_chef SomethingSparklingBlue.co.uk @celebratingblue http://www.weddingsbydriven.co.uk/ @weddings_driven http://www.youngs-hire.co.uk/

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Bellevue Village Fair – Wandsworth

Businesses and residents from SW17 got together at the weekend for a taste of all things local. The sun shone, music played, food, drinks and gifts were everywhere. Special thanks to Robert and the team behind the Bellevue Road Association, to our Media Partners Wandsworth Radio who hosted the music tent and to The Oiliboys for permission to film their fab music for this report. http://www.bellevuevillage.co.uk/ http://www.wandsworthradio.com/

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Top Social Media Tips from John Alston, Collectif Vintage (London)

If you missed John Alston's excellent talk at Pure London recently or just need some great tips on engaging your customers with social media, Alex Willis-Bray grills him about the importance of Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest etc. and gets his top tips for engaging with audiences and driving up sales. www.collectif.co.uk @collectiflondon

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Met-Track at Perivale Athletics Track

Laura Cornelius joins officers from the Metropolitan Police Service and finds out more about a superb Lottery-funded initiative for young Londoners. http://www.met-track.com/ @MetTrack Met-Track aims to offer sport as the healthy alternative in life to young people who might not otherwise necessarily get the opportunity. It's overarching aim is to reduce anti-social behaviour and offending by young people across London.

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