After 18 months of COVID-19 restrictions , lockdowns working via ZOOM and virtual events 50 members of the Foreign Press Association in London were finally able to meet up in person mingle without social distancing , enjoy drink and snacks and relax in the garden of The Royal Over-Seas League . It was a huge relief and a very enjoyable evening for all those that attended after surviving 18 months of isolation . All attendees were double jabbed against the corona virus so enjoyed a relaxing evening and catching up in a COVID safe environment ...

After 18 months of COVID-19 restrictions , lockdowns working via ZOOM and virtual events 50 members of the Foreign Press Association in London were finally able to meet up in person mingle without social distancing , enjoy drink and snacks and relax in the garden of The Royal Over-Seas League . It was a huge relief and a very enjoyable evening for all those that attended after surviving 18 months of isolation . All attendees were double jabbed against the corona virus so enjoyed a relaxing evening and catching up in a COVID safe environment ... Stock Photo

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