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Alex James hosts London picnic table world record bid Alex James hosts London picnic table world record bid
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Londoners are being asked to help set a world record for the largest picnic table, in a park near Tower Bridge. Londoners are helping set a world record for the largest picnic table, in a park near Tower Bridge.
Organisers want people to join them in Potters Field Park in the City where a 90m (295ft) table will be laden with free food and drink from noon. Organisers asked people to join them in Potters Field Park in the city where a 295ft (90m) table was laden with free food and drink from noon.
Blur bassist turned farmer Alex James will be overseeing the event and taking the final table measurement. Blur bassist turned farmer Alex James was to oversee the event and take the final table measurement.
After the record attempt the table will be divided and sections donated to parks and communities in the capital.After the record attempt the table will be divided and sections donated to parks and communities in the capital.
The event is also in support of the third annual Big Lunch on 5 June, which is led by the Eden Project and funded by the Big Lottery Fund.The event is also in support of the third annual Big Lunch on 5 June, which is led by the Eden Project and funded by the Big Lottery Fund.
The Big Lunch is aimed at encouraging people to work together, building stronger relationships and better communities.The Big Lunch is aimed at encouraging people to work together, building stronger relationships and better communities.
Evidence of the record attempt will be sent to Guinness World Records for verification.Evidence of the record attempt will be sent to Guinness World Records for verification.