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Information about other expats in Florence and their businesses as well as reference points such as expat groups and local churches.

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English Yellow Pages
Although based in Rome, it is a good website to check in on every now and again for Job Listings and other classifieds as well as to have a read of their newsletter.
www.englishyellowpages.it

St. James Church
St. James is a great place to make friends and to become part of a well established international community in Florence.
www.stjames.it

English Doctor in Florence - Dr Stephen Kerr
Located in the heart of Florence near Piazza della Signoria, Via Porta Rossa, 1. To make an appointment call 055288055 or 3358361682 or alternatively drop in without an appointment between 3pm and 5pm on weekdays.
www.dr-kerr.com

Studentsville
Rooms for students in Florence, Conversation Exchanges, On-line Student Flea Market, Accommodations in Florence and much more in the studentsVille.it on-line Forum! » Join Now!

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Australians in Florence

The Australians in Florence do not have a website however it doesn't mean that they are not organised!! Once a month there is a social potluck (bring a plate of food and a bottle of something) dinner hosted at someone's house.

This is an opportunity to met other Australians, catch up on what they are doing in Florence and just to socialise in a relaxed environment.

People who have the possibility to offer their homes for the dinner, do so on a rotating basis in such a way that no one should host the dinner more than once a year.

If you would like more information about the Australians in Florence Group please contact Nanette Davis at nanettedavis@bestel.it

The Florentine Newspaper

The Florentine's goal is to be a newspaper that provides up to date news and information to the English speaking community and thus a way for them to actively participate in and "connect" with Florentine and Tuscan life and culture. As well as local and regional news and events, the paper also offers articles and commentaries on daily living: from "understanding Italian politics", to "how to go to a soccer game", to "how, where and when to park a car".

The Florentine is distributed throughout the City of Florence. It is available to every family attending the International School, and can be found in bookstores, American universities in Florence, internet cafes, health clubs, all major hotels in the central area, and other key reference points for the English speaking community.

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