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May 1, 2026
Shropshire: Armed Forces Community Support Lunch - Friday 26 June
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Creative Burntwood and Lichfield Garrick Theatre - Musical Theatre Dance Workshop- 5 May - FREE
PLACES AVAILABLE – FREE MUSICAL THEATRE DANCE WORKSHOP
This workshop is FREE and is part of the Creative Burntwood project.
To book a place, click on this link: www.lichfieldgarrick.com/events/cb-dance-workshop
Musical Theatre Dance Workshop | Lichfield Garrick
When: Tuesday 5th May – 7:00– 8:15
Where: Burntwood Rugby Club, The Sportsway, Burntwood, WS7 3PH
Information received: Central HIVE Hub
April 30, 2026
Staffordshire: The Big Clothing Sale - Lichfield - 3 May
FREE ENTRY - CASH ONLY
Information provided by: Central HIVE Hub
Staffordshire: Mencap Training Academy - Programmes referrals based in Lichfield
Mencap Training Academcy are currently taking referrals aged 16-24 with an EHCP for our programmes based in Lichfield. Please see attached information.
Pre-Internship Study Programme
1 academic year (Sept–July).
For young people needing to develop confidence, social skills and employability skills before moving toward employment.
3 class-based days per week.
Skills Coach Support!
Goal: to move onto a Supported Internship the following academic year.
Supported Internship Programme
1 academic year (Sept-July).
For young people ready to leave formal education to move toward employment.
2 class-based days per week.
1-3 days work-based training. Work placements based on individual skills, needs and aspirations.
Goal: paid employment following completion of the programme!
Skills Coach Support!
Refer Here👉 https://trainingacademy.mencap.org.uk/supported-internships-pre-internships-EOI
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April 29, 2026
Grantham: Gingerbread Festival Dysart Park Sunday 10 May 2026 - 11am - 4pm
“Run, run as fast as you can!” It’s time to lace up your running shoes and take on the Foxes at Dysart Park! This exciting and lighthearted race is inspired by the classic fairy tale and is perfect for families, children, and anyone who wants to join in the fun.
With race categories for different age groups, everyone can take part — whether you’re a speedy sprinter or prefer a leisurely jog. The course is set within the beautiful surroundings of Dysart Park, creating the perfect atmosphere for a day of laughter, movement, and community spirit.
Prizes will be awarded for the fastest finishers as well as other bonus awards throughout the day.
Beyond the races themselves, the day will be packed with fun activities for the whole family. Expect face painting, games and activities for little ones and stalls selling locally produced goods. There will also be food stalls selling warm drinks, delicious lunches, and, of course, plenty of gingerbread goodies!
This event is all about encouraging an active lifestyle while having loads of fun, and we’re delighted to be partnering once again with with Inspire+. Whether you’re taking part in the race or cheering from the sidelines, it’s a fantastic way to enjoy the park and bring the community together.
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Grantham: A polite Dog Rules on Camp reminder
When pets are outside the workplace they must be kept on a lead at ALL TIMES, (apart from the areas on the map, Annex D to Grantham Station Orders refer).
Failure to follow this policy will result in owners being directed to remove the pet from the working environment. Dog walking area guidance
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Grantham: Green Synergy Better Together
Green Synergy invites you to join our two social gardening groups created especially for Armed Forces Veterans:
🌿 Seeds of Recovery
Thursdays | 10am–12pm
Hillside Community Garden, Lincoln
A calm, creative gardening group designed to support your mental health and wellbeing.
Come and grow at your own pace, meet others with shared experiences, and enjoy time in nature.
No pressure, no expectations — just a welcoming space to heal, connect, and plant new beginnings.
🌼 Green Chances
Wednesdays | 10am–12pm
Hillside Community Garden, Lincoln
If you love muddy boots, fresh air, and a good brew, this group is for you!
Join fellow veterans for relaxed gardening activities, friendly chat, and hands‑on outdoor fun.
Why join?
Meet other veterans in a supportive, understanding environment
Enjoy gentle gardening and being outdoors
Build confidence, routine, and wellbeing
Completely free to attend
No gardening experience needed
Tea, tools, and warm welcomes provided!
Interested?
Just come along — or get in touch if you’d like more info.
📧 info@greensynergy.org.uk
📞 01522 533077
🌐 greensynergy.org.uk
We’d love to welcome you to the garden. 🌱💚
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April 28, 2026
Hereford: Is your child with SEND starting secondary school this September?
The move to secondary school can feel like a big step — for both young people and their families.
A FREE short specialist online course is available for parents, relatives, and carers of children with additional needs / SEND, designed to help support you and your child through this transition.
Gain practical advice
Feel more confident about the move
Better support your young person
If you live in Herefordshire, you can access this course (and others) completely free.
Find out more and register here: https://orlo.uk/Dx4Q2
Use password: APPLEHERE
Better support your young person
If you live in Herefordshire, you can access this course (and others) completely free.
Find out more and register here: https://orlo.uk/Dx4Q2
Use password: APPLEHERE
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April 27, 2026
April 23, 2026
Lichfield: Residential letter - Whitemoor Lakes 3-5 August -
Information provided by: Central HIVE Hub
April 22, 2026
Hereford: Free Online Training for Herefordshire Families
Families across Herefordshire can access free online courses designed to support you and your child.
Using the code APPLEHERE, you can sign up to training including “Understanding your child with additional needs”—covering:
Understanding behaviour and feelings
Effective communication techniques
Supporting your child’s needs
There are a wide range of workshops available, all designed to be completed at your own pace. Find out more and get started: https://orlo.uk/InOurPlaceFREEtraining_vVkxm
A great resource for parents, carers and families looking for extra support.
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Hereford: Walk to School Week - 18 -25 May
18 -25 May is national Walk to School week - why not give it a go this month? Walking to school has lots of benefits from spending time together to leaving your child feeling refreshed and ready to concentrate once in the classroom. Find out more from our partner Stride Active. If you need some inspiration check out our blog walking to school and an active commute.
Walking also offers the opportunity to connect with others, learn new skills and spend some mindful moments taking in the world around you, which can help with feelings of depression or anxiety. It also offers the opportunity for volunteering - if you have time to give to others and would like to find out how to become a walks leader for one of the Wellbeing walks please get in touch, email hlts@herefordshire.gov.uk or phone 01432 383567.
Hereford: Families invited to enjoy new free Stay and Play sessions in Herefordshire libraries
Parents and carers of young children are being encouraged to visit their local library as Herefordshire Council launches a brand‑new programme of free Stay and Play sessions.
The weekly drop-in sessions will run from 27 April at Hereford, Leominster, Ross‑on‑Wye and Ledbury libraries, offering a welcoming space for children aged 0–5 years and their families.
Building on the success of the libraries’ popular Storytime sessions, Stay and Play gives families the chance to enjoy toys, games, crafts and stories in a relaxed and friendly environment and supports early learning and development in young children through play.
The sessions aim to make libraries fun, inclusive places where families can meet and feel part of their local community.
Parents and carers can find out more about the Stay and Play sessions by contacting Hereford, Leominster, Ross‑on‑Wye or Ledbury libraries, or by visiting the Herefordshire Libraries Storytimes and Stay and Play Eventbrite page.
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