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SiteMap
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Interesting and useful information about Diss, Norfolk
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Photos of Diss. Click to see them larger. And... members can add their own! Upload them to your folder. For each one, click on the Properties tab, then click on the keyword 'photo', then "Save' and they will appear here.
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Latest events in Diss and the surrounding area.
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People give and receive from each other, on an organised basis, some for FREE and some PAID, on a basis of trust and integrity.
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DissConnected: a 'connected community', now forming, for enhanced quality of life and local sustainability.
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EarthConnected is a ‘connected community’ made up of connected communities: People working together as ‘planetary citizens’ for the benefit of each other and for the Earth.
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DissConnected, as an organisation, will be organising a series of social events ourselves, and the website will present the most complete list of events in the area.
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Does your community group or organisation want a website, or would you like an interactive website to link to your existing one?
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Information about Cittaslow Diss and a fine shop featuring art and crafts by local artists and local foodstuffs.
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The Voice of Diss Business
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A social enterprise promoting community and sustainable living in Diss, Norfolk.
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The Diss Detachment of the Norfolk Army Cadet Force parades every Monday night between 7:00 & 9:30PM.
The minimum age requirement is 12 years old.
For more information drop in to the Detachment on Sunnyside any Monday night or e-mail your questions.
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We are a group that supports and promotes Diss Farmers Market
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Fans of mainstream films are well catered for in this region. But what if you’re interested in seeing a wider range of films, without travelling miles....? Diss Film Society screens independent, foreign, low budget and art house films, both recent and classic, as well as some box office hits.
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We support a range of projects and activities for the benefit of young people in the Diss area.
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A group dedicated to making the DissConnected 'connected community' a reality and to supporting the dissconnected.net website and its users.
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An online reading group for anyone who enjoys books and reading. You may already be a member of a reading group or book club, or you might just not have the time to get to meetings.
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Argentine Tango workshops and social dances
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Finding out more about the history of the village of Redgrave and its local area.
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World cinema in Thrandeston
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Diss is becoming a 'Transition Town' for people 'with a shared concern: how can our community respond to the challenges of Peak Oil and Climate Change?'
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A set of explanations for using DissConnected.Net
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Sources of local food in and around Diss.
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Sources of home delivery of local food
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An index to the sources of local food in and around Diss.
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The folk a capella group, Rough at the Edges, performing at the launch of Taste of Diss at the Farmers Market on 12th July.
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Mark Steel, star of TV and radio and Independent columnist, will appear at Diss Corn Hall on Friday 7 November at 8pm. Described by The Guardian as "the funniest Marxist since Groucho", he will promote his new book 'What's Going On?' and launch the Tom Paine Festival.
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