Strensall & Fulford: Easter Family Fun Session 29th March

The Army Welfare Service is hosting two sessions in Fulford and Strensall to bring children and families together for some EGGcellent fun!

Fulford 10-11.30am: Low Moor Community Centre, Bray Road YO10 5JG

Strensall 2-3.30pm : Hurst Hall Community Centre, Border Road YO32 5SR

Activities include:

Easter Egg Hunt with Prizes
Egg & Spoon and Bunny Hop Races
Easter Arts & Crafts
Easter Cupcake Decorating
Bubble Play
Sensory Play for Under 5s
Refreshments

Children must be accompanied by a parent or carer who will be responsible for supervising them, and a small contribution of £2 per child towards the costs will be appreciated as the sessions will be largely self-funded. Please pay in cash on the day.

Please book places no later than 15th March using this link: https://forms.office.com/e/3m4tiJC1Vj

Please contact Michael Bailey, Community Development Worker, Army Welfare Service, for more information.

Email: michael.bailey124@mod.gov.uk Tel: 077 6700 8982 | 0303 372 1263

Information provided by North HIVE Hub

Catterick: Vacancy for Steward/Bar Steward at Vimy Bks closing date 20th March

 Information provided by North HIVE Hub

Chepstow: Pinnacle Vacancy - Part Time Housing Officer, Closing Date: 18th March 2026

Pinnacle - Housing Officer

Salary: £12500 - £14212
Frequency: Annual
Job Reference: P2271
Contract Type: Permanent
Closing Date: 18 March, 2026
Job Category: Office
Business Unit: Housing
Location: Chepstow, United Kingdom
Posted on: 6 February, 2026

This is a part-time role to work 3 days a week based in Chepstow with frequent travel across St Athan, Brecon and Hereford. An electric company vehicle is provided.

Click here to access the Job Description & apply.

Information provided by Wales HIVE Hub.

Cardiff & Vale of Glamorgan: Population Needs Assessment: Learning Disabilities

Population Needs Assessment: Learning Disabilities

Have your say about what is working well in your life and what needs to change.
The Regional Partnership Board is asking people to complete a survey to help shape the Population Needs Assessment for Cardiff and Vale.
There are three surveys in total, one for people with a learning disability, one for parents and carers, and one for professionals working with people with a learning disability.

The closing date is the 23 March.

The button below will navigate you to the Shine Together webpage. You will find all 3 versions of the survey under Hot Topic at the right hand side of the screen.

Shine Together webpage

Information provided by Wales HIVE Hub.

St Athan: Risk Assessment L2 Course - Free for family members of serving personnel - Wednesday 11th March at West Camp Community Centre

 
Master the Essentials: Free Risk Assessment Course

Looking to upskill or give your CV a professional edge? The Family Foundation is offering a Level 2 Risk Assessment course designed specifically for our military community.

Whether you want to understand the "how-to" of safety or need to add a valuable certification to your portfolio, this course provides the tools you need with no prior experience required.

Course Details:
When: Wednesday, 11th March
Time: 9:45 AM – 2:30 PM (4 hours)
Where: St Athan MOD Community Centre, Starling Road
Cost: Completely FREE – fully funded by The Family Foundation’s latest project

Who Can Attend?
This session is open to any family members of serving personnel, veterans, or reservists.

How to Sign Up
Spaces are limited! Secure your spot by:
Scanning the QR code in the attached flyer.
Visiting the link: https://forms.office.com/e/NmsNiFeArt.

For any questions, please contact The Hive at 01446 798381 or email RC-PERS-HIVE-WALESHUB-OMAILBOX@MOD.GOV.UK.

Vale of Glamorgan: Vale of Glamorgan Council Vacancies

Vale of Glamorgan Council.

Please find all Current live job vacancies available in Vale of Glamorgan Council:

Live External Vacancies: Job Vacancies (valeofglamorgan.gov.uk)

Please Sign up to our External Job alerts here: Job Alerts (valeofglamorgan.gov.uk)

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Llantwit Major: 2026 Summer Fixed-term job opportunities with UWC Atlantic

2026 Summer Fixed-term job opportunities with UWC Atlantic

This summer, UWC Atlantic goes beyond classrooms, offering transformative programmes that help students explore their passions, uncover purpose, and create memories that last a lifetime.

Now, we’re looking for bold, energetic individuals to join our team on a fixed-term basis, delivering residential courses, leading outdoor adventures, and bringing our community events to life. Step in, make an impact, and be part of something bigger.

If these roles aren't right for you - help us spread the word and share these opportunities with friends, family and networks.

For UWC Vacancies please click here

Information provided by Wales HIVE Hub.

March Quest Magazine is Out Now

To read this issue online, or any archived issues, please go to: https://www.questonline.co.uk/magazine-archive

Department for Work & Pensions: Latest News Update

Department for Work & Pensions: Latest News Update

Mobile Jobcentres

Jobseekers are to benefit from the roll-out of mobile jobs vans across Great Britain.

Following hugely successful pilots in the Scottish Highlands, North and Mid Wales and Greater Manchester, the number of Jobcentres on Wheels will provide enhanced support in six new areas, with a view to explore rolling out the scheme more extensively after testing its impact.

The vans will take jobcentre staff on the road to communities with some of the highest rates of unemployment where support is needed most. Vans will park up outside family hubs, leisure centres, supermarkets, local events and football matches to make taking that first step towards work as easy as possible.

Once on board, people can meet with one of the DWP’s experienced work coaches who will who offer expert support with job searching and training opportunities.

They can also provide information to those with health conditions or disabilities and for accessing childcare costs.

As well as existing customers, the service is open and accessible to all members of the public and forms part of the government’s wider plans to Get Britain Working, kickstart economic growth and give more opportunities for people to get on in their career.

Read the full press release

Non-UK Nationals: Guidance on Changes to Entering the UK as a Dual British National

Changes to Entering the UK as a Dual British National

From 25 February 2026, dual British nationals must be able to demonstrate their right of abode when entering the UK. British citizens cannot apply for an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) and must instead provide approved documentation confirming their right of abode.

Dual British nationals must present one of the following documents when travelling to the UK:
• A valid British passport, or
• A valid passport of another nationality with a Certificate of Entitlement.
The same requirements apply to children with dual British nationality.

Consequences of Missing Documentation
Failure to provide the correct documents may result in:
• Delays during check in or boarding.
• Being stopped at the UK border.
• Refusal of entry into the UK.