Camberley

Me and Ben.

Are we? We're playing Camberley.

We are, yeah.

Yeah, Camberley.

Have you played that, Kev? Is it nice? It's not a golf podcast.

You haven't played it? It's not a golf podcast.

Online order fulfilment will move from the UK to Ireland in November, with next-day delivery expected to launch in December.

Turning to store openings, Rituals Cosmetics opened a new location at The Square in Camberley, offering a range of perfumes, skincare, bath and body products, and home fragrances.

And Palmer's is bringing its Vanilla Dreams Diner pop-up to Manchester's Trafford Centre, marking the launch of its extended Tahitian Vanilla Body and Hair Care range.

Moving on to DIY and gardening, garden centre operator Blue Diamond reported a 16% increase in pre-tax profit to £24 million in the first half of the year to June.

This is the sound of the suburbs.

Out of Camberley in the UK, that was the members and the sound of the suburbs.

One of the many great 45s that I did not include on my mix, which you can get for $35.

But I should also say that The more you pledge, the more you get.

And that in the British Army Officer Corps at that particular time, is not what is required, is not what people want, is not really how the army functions.

There was, in the 1930s, there's an American officer who goes to the British Staff College, Camberley, which is also just here.

This is where my office is right now.

I might have said this before.

And he said, well, you're a good chap.

let me win at this match.

Okay, I'm going to send you to Camberley.

This is how it worked in these good old days.

In fact, it sounds like it's his fault.

Let's have Camberley.

Hello, Karen.

Hello.

We've got Dorking Halls.

We're going back to Esher, Camberley, a new theatre in Bognor.

So Camberley is Camberley Theatre? Yeah.

Okay, so you've got Camberley Theatre.

Because the other venue that's, because I'm over that neck of the woods, the other venue that's really good over there is the Login Lounge.

I don't know if you've ever been there.

Well, I don't think we ever really knew about what was going on there.

I mean, I remember, for example, in from back from my army days, there was a time, this was back in the m- shall we say, late '60s, where there was a special Soviet studies department in, uh, Camberley, basically trying to analyze what was going on in terms of Kremlinology, and they even came up with this ridiculous theory, the Esau-Jacob theory of Russian leaders, that the hairy ones like sort of Stalin and Brezhnev were the reactionaries, and the sort of Slavophil anti-Westerners.

But the smooth bald ones like sort of Lenin and Khrushchev and so forth were more likely to be able to do business with.

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Particularly Camberley's stash as well being worn at training.

That is still an ongoing issue.

No, that's got to go.

Some other things to note as we're coming up to them, we have on the fifteenth of November, the under tens are planning a sponsored run to raise funds for tour.

Uh, the idea being that it's at the club.

We have a bit of a clash with Camberley home training, but we'll see how we work that out.

We've got the minis Christmas party on the twentieth of December, which promises to be a fantastic occasion, if a little loud.

I hope the Jockey Club have more luck because I haven't had much luck this morning.

I've rung the office of the third-party provider in Camberley in Surrey and was informed by a receptionist that Mr. Weatherall was unavailable, uh, to talk to because he was away on a job for two weeks.

I said it wasn't a problem.

I had his mobile telephone number, which I rang twice.