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Lego Club. See poster for details. If not already registered please register your child/children in the link below.
AWS Annual Registration & Consent Form
Information provided by Wales HIVE Hub.
June 25, 2025
Haverfordwest: AWS Lego Club at Cashfield Community Centre on Tuesdays
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Lego Club. See poster for details. If not already registered please register your child/children in the link below.
AWS Annual Registration & Consent Form
Information provided by Wales HIVE Hub.
London: Visit London Official Visitors Guide
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Information provided by South East HIVE Hub
June 24, 2025
Crawley: Mission Motorsports Veterans Karting Championship
We'd love to invite members of the Armed Forces community to take part in the Mission Motorsport Veterans Karting Championships, in partnership with TeamSport Karting.
While the name might sound a bit formal, this series is all about fun, connection, and some friendly competition out on the track! Whether you’d like to join us for one event or several, you’d be most welcome. And no previous karting experience is needed—just come along and enjoy.
Mission Motorsport, the Forces’ Motorsport Charity, supports the recovery and rehabilitation of those affected by military service by offering exciting opportunities in motorsport and the wider automotive industry. It’s all about helping individuals regain confidence, build new skills, and have a great time doing it.
Attached, you’ll find a flyer with all event locations and dates. Registration is now open for all rounds—you can sign up via the links below or simply use the QR code on the poster.
June 23, 2025
St Athan: Rainbow Group Drop in for under 5s with additional needs, at the Gathering Place on Tuesdays
We have an additional Rainbow group on Tuesday afternoons at The Gathering Place, St Athan, CF62 4JH.
Rainbow group is specifically for children under 5 with additional needs and is delivered in partnership with the Vale’s Early Years ALN team. If you’d like further information on this group please contact Flying Start on 01446 732180
Mae gennym grŵp Enfys ychwanegol ar brynhawn Dydd Mawrth yn The Gathering Place, Sain Tathan, CF62 4JH. Mae’r grŵp Rainbow yn benodol ar gyfer plant dan 5 oed ag anghenion ychwanegol ac yn cael ei danfonwyd mewn partneriaeth â thîm ADY Blynyddoedd Cynnar y Fro. Os hoffech ragor o wybodaeth am y grŵp hwn, cysylltwch â Dechrau’n Deg ar 01446 732180
Information provided by Wales HIVE Hub
Mae gennym grŵp Enfys ychwanegol ar brynhawn Dydd Mawrth yn The Gathering Place, Sain Tathan, CF62 4JH. Mae’r grŵp Rainbow yn benodol ar gyfer plant dan 5 oed ag anghenion ychwanegol ac yn cael ei danfonwyd mewn partneriaeth â thîm ADY Blynyddoedd Cynnar y Fro. Os hoffech ragor o wybodaeth am y grŵp hwn, cysylltwch â Dechrau’n Deg ar 01446 732180
Information provided by Wales HIVE Hub
Increase to Early Years childcare funded hours for eligible working families assigned overseas
Early Years funded childcare overseas.
To reflect the offer available in England, all families assigned overseas with children aged 3 to 4 years old, and 2-year-old children in receipt of additional government support, are entitled to 15 hours of funded childcare per week during term time (38 weeks per year).
Defence is expanding the childcare offer for working families assigned overseas with children aged 9 months to school starting age, to match the entitlement in England.
From September 2025 eligible working families can claim funding for up to 30 hours per week, per child aged 9 months old to school starting age, during term time (38 weeks per year).
This is an increase to the additional funded hours that became available in September 2024, in which 15 hours of Early Years childcare funding, per week, per child, during term time, became available for eligible working families with children aged 9 months to 3 years old.
For more information about the Early Years Childcare available in England, please go to Early Years childcare | Childcare Choices (GOV.UK).
NHS ‘Say You Served’: Why Declaring Your Military Affiliation Matters – For You and the Forces Community
Whether you’re serving in the Armed Forces or supporting a loved one who is, one simple action can make a big difference: declaring your military connection when registering with your GP, local council, or other public services.
It may seem like a small tick in a box, but this information is crucial—not only for you and your family, but for the wider Armed Forces community.
Why It Matters for You
Declaring your military status ensures that you and your family can access the right services, at the right time. The NHS and local authorities recognise that the needs of serving personnel, reservists, veterans, and their families can differ from those of the general population—particularly around mobility, deployment, mental health, and continuity of care.
By identifying your military connection, healthcare professionals and service providers can take these unique circumstances into account. This could mean faster access to treatment (Dependent on personal circumstances), for a better understanding of your housing and educational needs during a posting or resettlement.
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