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November 25, 2024
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November 22, 2024
Chester: AWS Youth Club Film Night - Arthur Christmas - 11 December 24
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Chester: Breakfast with Santa 7th Dec 24 - Hurry - closing date for booking is the 25th November 24
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November 21, 2024
Richmond: RAF Cadets 240 (Richmond) Squadron needs Adult Volunteers
RAF Cadets: 2040 (Richmond) Squadron need adult volunteers.
An RAF Cadet Squadron based at Richmond School, urgently need adult volunteers.
The group has become increasingly popular since Flying Officer Keith Hildred, took the reins last year. There are now 50 young people on the books, with enquiries for new starters filling his inbox on a weekly basis.
However, the squadron needs more adults, including parents and carers, to come forward and volunteer to help keep parade nights running smoothly.
There are several positions up for grabs, such as Cadet Instructor, and Civilian Committee Member. Full training is given, and a DBS check is paid for.
The benefits of volunteering are immeasurable for the cadets and the adults. Supporting our young people to get involved in the activities is incredibly rewarding. Watching the children develop their skills, gain confidence and make new friends is very uplifting.
Catterick: Beamish Tickets available to use for Serving Personnel and Families
Contact Daren.Dangerfield100@mod.gov.uk for availablity
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November 20, 2024
North Yorkshire: Your Libraries Need YOU!!
Your libraries need you!
Are you keen to help out in your community and ensure key hubs are able to run?
Join our team of volunteers and help us to offer our range of services to the local area.
Volunteering doesn’t just benefit our local community, it helps you too! Plus, you can give as much or as little time that you’re able to.
Just pop in or send an email to info@craccl.org - we’d love to hear from you.
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York: Family Hubs Christmas Parties in Dec
York Family Information Service and Raise York (free and impartial family information for 0–19-year-olds) who support families with a range of things such as childcare (nurseries and out of school), accessing funded nurseries places and tax-free childcare credits, special education needs and disability support services, family learning, parenting courses, toddler groups and much more.. So, they are a great service for all families to have an awareness of in the city.
Please let families with 0-5 year olds know that they are invited to a FREE Family Hub Christmas party.
There will be free mince pies, hot drinks, toys for the children to play with, and activities such as colouring in and simple crafts.
Parties are held 10am – 12noon and there will be a visit from Santa with a present for the children. (Santa visit 10:30am – 11:30am)
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November 19, 2024
Manchester: Christmas Markets Locations 2024
From Friday 8th November, the markets will then open daily right
through to Sunday 22nd December.
- Winter Gardens - aka Piccadilly Gardens. The Scandi-style tipi returns to the Winter Gardens, and will be festooned with sparkling lights and traditional log fires. Also home to the iconic Manchester Christmas Windmill which comes in at a towering 4 metres high, visitors can expect winter tipples and cocktails, alongside fresh churros, Korean corndogs, fresh gyros and local food treats
- St Ann's Square and Exchange Street - the oldest market site in Manchester was home to the city's first seasonal stalls 25 years ago. Visitors can check out the Manchester Shop, the continental cheeses, and even alien sculptures as you wander the stalls and take in the festive atmosphere.
- Market Street - Manchester's Market Street will host a craft and gift area. Over 40 stalls full of gift ideas - from tweed hats, spiced rum, Christmas decorations and candles, to jewellery, gift sets of cheese truckles and much more.
- King Street - known for its array of foody stalls, here you can expect authentic Italian deli, Ballaro with fresh cannelloni and arancini, as well as a host of food and drink gifts.
- New Cathedral Street - craft-lovers will be enchanted by the selection of handmade candles, ceramics, local spirits, and thoughtful keepsakes on offer. Here is where you can also grab a currywurst from the iconic The Witch House.
- Exchange Square - here you can warm up at The Mill Exchange with their Mancunian mulled wine made on site, all while enjoying the legends of Manchester artwork adorning their walls. This is also the place to try the legendary Yorkshire pudding wrap from Porky Pig.
- The Corn Exchange - set between Corn Exchange and Shambles Square, you’ll find some of the most unique gifts available here. Expect handmade pies, Nepalese woollen jumpers and Christmas decorations made from recycled wood, plus photo frames and much more.
- Cathedral Gardens - experience Skate Manchester’s huge, covered ice rink which is open daily and free live entertainment hosted every Thursday to Sunday all the way up to New Year’s Eve. Warm up with chocolate crepes, hotdogs and hot chocolate and more.
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Blackpool: Pleasure Beach Grotto - Santa has arrived and will be here until 24th Dec
Santa has officially arrived at Pleasure Beach Resort!
His elves are wrapping presents, his reindeer are eating all the carrots, and the big man himself is giving his grotto an extra dashing of magic.
🎅Meet Santa from 16th November to 24th December
🎅Walk through a magical interactive experience in our Grotto Wonderland
🎅Write a Christmas wish list to hang on the wishing tree
🎅Collect reindeer food and a magic key
🎅Get a little present from Santa
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November 18, 2024
Catterick: Criminal Damage in the Garrison
Appeal following Criminal Damage in Catterick Garrison
We’re appealing for information about a Criminal Damage that occurred in Catterick Garrison.
It happened at 6:50pm on the 14th November 2024, in Browning Close, Catterick Garrison, and involved two males kicking the front door of a property which has caused damage to the frame.
These two males are believed to be youths that formed a part of a larger group of around fifteen youths causing anti-social behaviour in the area on the night. The first male was wearing a black puffer style coat with a black hoodie underneath with the hood pulled up, black jogging bottoms, and black trainers. The puffer jacket had a small reflective logo on the front of the jacket on the left side. The second male was wearing a dark coloured baseball cap, a black soft shell sports jacket, with black jogging bottoms, and black trainers.
As the darker nights have drawn in we have seen an increase in anti-social behaviour in the Catterick Garrison area. As a result there has been an increase in police patrols in the area to deter this behaviour. I would also like to ask parents to consider where their children are at, who they are associating with, and what they are doing whilst out on a night.
We’re particularly appealing for information and CCTV that will lead to the identification of the two youths involved in kicking the door.
Please email Alex.Wilkinson@Northyorkshire.police.uk if you have any information that could help our investigation.
Alternatively, you can call North Yorkshire Police on 101, select option 2 and ask for PC 589 Alex Wilkinson, or contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 or via their website.
Please quote reference 12240208723 when passing on information.
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Catterick: Operation Cracker - Keeping your home safe
Operation Cracker
Catterick Neighbourhood Policing team along with the Royal Military Police have been conducting joint patrols over the last few weeks to raise awareness of the importance of keeping your properties safe and secure especially during the dark nights and festive period.
Our officers have attended almost 300 properties and spoke with residents under 'Operation Cracker'.
The operation is an initiative to help protect residents over the winter months. A dark empty house is a target for burglars and with Christmas just around the corner nobody wants to suffer a financial loss.
One in three burglaries happen because homes are left insecure.
Here are a few tips to help keep your home safe and sound.
* Make sure front and rear doors are shut and locked - both when you leave the house and on your return. If you lock the door behind you, it reduces the chance of forgetting it later and leaving it unlocked for thieves.
* Use a timer to switch on lights to make the house appear occupied, even when it isn't - LED energy saving bulbs can help keep the cost down and reduce fire risk as they don't heat up.
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