And you may be surprised how many discounts you are eligible for as a carer. Some organisations want to make sure that you aren’t penalised for looking after someone so provide free entry to attractions when you take the person you care for out and about. Others are keen to recognise the amazing sacrifices you are making, and the financial impact this can sometimes have, by providing you with discounted products, services or fees.
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May 6, 2026
Grantham: Carers First Lincolnshire - Events & Discounts for Carers
Carers First works directly with, and for carers, providing personalised information and tailored support in the way that suits them, helping them find balance, and to live their lives to the fullest - today, and for years to come. Every little helps when trying to make your money go further, especially if you are a carer. Discounts can make a big difference, so it is always worth keeping an eye out for opportunities to get some money off.
And you may be surprised how many discounts you are eligible for as a carer. Some organisations want to make sure that you aren’t penalised for looking after someone so provide free entry to attractions when you take the person you care for out and about. Others are keen to recognise the amazing sacrifices you are making, and the financial impact this can sometimes have, by providing you with discounted products, services or fees.
And you may be surprised how many discounts you are eligible for as a carer. Some organisations want to make sure that you aren’t penalised for looking after someone so provide free entry to attractions when you take the person you care for out and about. Others are keen to recognise the amazing sacrifices you are making, and the financial impact this can sometimes have, by providing you with discounted products, services or fees.
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Northern Ireland - Health and Social Care NI - Phone First Before Going to Accident & Emergency - Antrim or Causeway Hospital
Phone First is for patients (including children):
- who are unwell and considering travelling to Antrim Area or Causeway Hospital emergency departments or the Mid Ulster Hospital minor injuries unit
- with an injury or illness which requires urgent treatment but is not immediately life threatening.
- with an injury or illness which requires urgent treatment but is not immediately life threatening.
Information provided by HIVE NI
May 5, 2026
Brecon: Free Parking every Saturday in Brecon until March 2027
Free Parking Every Saturday in Brecon!
Thanks to the continued support and funding from Brecon Town Council, parking at CANAL ROAD car park in Brecon is free every Saturday until March 2027.
This is a great opportunity to visit our town, support local businesses, and enjoy everything Brecon has to offer without worrying about parking costs.
Information provided by Wales HIVE Hub
Moray: Weekly Nature Walks in Moray alternating between Forres and Elgin, Wednesdays 13:30-15:00. Next walk is 6th May
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🌿 Weekly Nature Walks in MorayEvery Wednesday — alternating between Forres and Elgin.
13:30–15:00
Free, open to all, no booking required. Just turn up and enjoy!
Information provided by Leuchars HIVE
Haverfordwest: The Edge Youth Club Weekly Schedule in Haverfordwest
For more information visit The Edge Youth Centre - Haverfordwest Facebook Page.
Information provided by Wales HIVE Hub
St Annes: Splash is Back - Water Play Park Opens for the 2026 Season
Families across Fylde are in for a treat this Bank Holiday weekend as the much-loved Splash park in Promenade Gardens, St Annes, opens its gates for the 2026 season today.
The popular water play area, which first made a splash back in 2019, returns for another summer of fun with its fantastic range of features including spray loops, water sprays, bucket drops, water domes and a paddling section – perfect for keeping the little ones cool and entertained throughout the warmer months.
Designed for children aged 3-12 years, Splash will be open from 10am to 4pm, seven days a week, through to September, offering five hourly sessions daily. Sessions can be booked online up to one week in advance or on the day – with same-day sessions available for walk-in customers paying by card at the venue at the start of each session – for just £2 per child for an hour of play. Weekly sessions for children with disabilities and special educational needs are available throughout the season.
A spokesperson for Fylde Council said: “Splash is one of those facilities that genuinely brings joy to families summer after summer, and we’re delighted to be opening the doors again for 2026. Whether you’re a local family making it a holiday weekend treat or visitors discovering the Fylde Coast for the first time, we hope to see you there — fingers crossed for a fantastic summer!”
To book a session or find out more, visit www.discoverfylde.co.uk/splashparkzone or call 07917 234442.
The popular water play area, which first made a splash back in 2019, returns for another summer of fun with its fantastic range of features including spray loops, water sprays, bucket drops, water domes and a paddling section – perfect for keeping the little ones cool and entertained throughout the warmer months.
Designed for children aged 3-12 years, Splash will be open from 10am to 4pm, seven days a week, through to September, offering five hourly sessions daily. Sessions can be booked online up to one week in advance or on the day – with same-day sessions available for walk-in customers paying by card at the venue at the start of each session – for just £2 per child for an hour of play. Weekly sessions for children with disabilities and special educational needs are available throughout the season.
A spokesperson for Fylde Council said: “Splash is one of those facilities that genuinely brings joy to families summer after summer, and we’re delighted to be opening the doors again for 2026. Whether you’re a local family making it a holiday weekend treat or visitors discovering the Fylde Coast for the first time, we hope to see you there — fingers crossed for a fantastic summer!”
To book a session or find out more, visit www.discoverfylde.co.uk/splashparkzone or call 07917 234442.
Information provided by Weeton HIVE
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