Wimbish: ESS Recruiting

Information provided by Wimbish HIVE

Northumberland: Mental Health Resources

 

Cheshire: Snowdrop Walks at Rode Hall, Congleton 5 Feb - 6 Mar

Rode Hall Gardens are the setting of one of the most spectacular displays of Snowdrops in the North West of England and Rode’s Snowdrop Walks have a strong and well respected reputation throughout the UK. With over seventy different varieties of snowdrops to be seen in the magnificent setting of Rode’s Humphry Repton landscape, this mile-long walk (approximately) is a perfect morning or afternoon stroll out in the fresh air for nature-lovers of all ages. The swathes of cascading white flowers at Rode are a sight to behold and one of Cheshire’s little known natural treasures.

Further details HERE

Domestic Abuse support: Aurora New Dawn

To visit the website please click here

Wimbish: Weekly Schedule

Information provided by Wimbish HIVE

Chester: Adult and Family Cycle Training for Cheshire West & Chester Residents

 

Get out and about on your bike to boost your mood and play your part to tackle the climate emergency, our Road Safety team has adult and family cycle training available to residents, more details here: http://cwac.co/36f0g

Blackpool: Free Event - Junior parkrun every Sunday in Anchorsholme Park

Anchorsholme Park, Anchorsholme Lane West

THORNTON-CLEVELEYS,Lancashire, FY5 1LY

 

Blackpool junior parkrun (no capitals) is held every Sunday at Anchorsholme Park and is a totally free event for runners aged between 4 and 14.
Parents or guardians are allowed to run with their children.

Anchorsholme Park is one of the first Parks in the world to build it's footpaths with parkrun in mind so the course has great undulation and the two laps starting and finishing in the ampitheatre measure a perfect junior parkrun course of 2KM's.

Children and their families are asked to arrive for around 8.50am in the Parks ampitheatre in the centre of the Park for a run briefing and warm up event. The run will start at 9am

All abilities are welcome, everyone wins in parkrun!

Information provided by Preston & Weeton HIVE

Gloucestershire: Wellbeing support

With all the uncertainty around COVID-19, it is completely normal to feel worried about how it could affect your life. You are not alone in how you are feeling.

There are lots of steps you can take to help look after your well-being and the well-being of people around you. Make sure you get further support if you feel you need it.

Speak to your GP.

Telephone NHS Direct: 0845 4647 (24 hours) | Visit the NHS website.

The Samaritans – Offers a 24-hour helpline for those in crisis | Telephone the Gloucester Branch: 01452 306333 | Telephone the District Branch: 08457 909090 | Visit the Samaritans website.

Let’s Talk – Gloucestershire’s 2gether NHS Foundation Trust Improving Access to Psychological Therapy (IAPT)Service | Telephone: 0800 073 2200 | Visit the Talk2gether website.

Disaster Action –support and guidance to those people who are affected by disasters | Telephone: 01483 799 066 | Visit the Disaster Action website.

Cruse – bereavement care, offers advice and support throughout the UK. | Gloucestershire Branch telephone: 01242 252 518 (Monday - Friday 9.30am - 5pm) | Visit Cruse website.

Information provided by Chepstow HIVE

Kinloss Military Wives Choir

Open to all women with a Military connection.

Kinloss Military Wives Choir meet every Wednesday, at 7pm, childcare included, contact us for more details.

Information provided by Leuchars HIVE

Advance to Justice - HM Prison and Probation Service

​If you're a service leaver or armed force veteran, you have a wide range of transferable skills that are a good match for prison officer roles. Available across 50 prisons, 'Advance into justice' is a bespoke recruitment scheme that provides an opportunity to fast-track into a second career where you can continue to protect the public

​More Information at: Advance to Justice​