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How Are The Pages Of www.beeston.biz organised?
Updates are made daily, and you will find an A-Z Directory list of local businesses, with each business also being added to a menu section arranged by the type of service that is offered.
Social activities, information of local interest and items for sale are also added to sections of this website such as the Sports / Social pages, the Local History page and the Flog It !! page.
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Beeston 'Book Club' - With A Difference!
Ever heard of a stereotypical book club? You know, where loads of academics and student debating society members sit down and pontificate about the latest must-have novels and what kind of reflection upon 'society' the chosen subject matter of the modern authors of the day has? Beeston has a book club that is nothing like the sterotype!
This is a monthly social gathering where like-minded people enjoy a drink and chat casually as a group about the books they've read, their favourite authors, or books they've heard about and would like to read. Members recommend 'good reads' to each other and use the Book Club Library to trade in a book that they've read for one that they would like to try.
There never any obligation to return borrowed books from the library within a certain timescale, or to read a set text or novel before the next meeting. Conversations during a typical evening aren't all 'bookish' either - often the topics discussed spin off into films, music, live bands and theatre. The Book Club will eventually be organising days out, weekends away, group visits to the theatre and a pub quiz team. Interested? Send an email to - - to find out more. You can also - view the book club - page for some extra information.