The cost to watch this fabulous film is £1 for children and £2 per adult. To secure a place you can pop in and see a member of the welfare team or turn up on the day.
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February 10, 2025
Leuchars: Movie time in the Community Centre, MUFASA on 13th Feb
The cost to watch this fabulous film is £1 for children and £2 per adult. To secure a place you can pop in and see a member of the welfare team or turn up on the day.
Leuchars: Cafe and Soft play in the Community Centre
Until a decision is made, the soft play and seating area will be open for use from Mon 10 Feb (Mon – Thurs) between the hours of 0900 – 1430 hrs and Fri between 0900 – 1200 hrs, however individuals using the area will do so at their risk and supervise their own children. A cleaning kit will be available in the area and we ask all users to clean and clear up after themselves to ensure the areas remains clean, hygienic and safe for other users.
If this does not happen, both areas will be closed.
Information provided by Leuchars HIVE
Basingstoke: Ready Steady Mums walking group every Wednesday
Ready Steady Mums walks are free, fun and informal social walking groups for new parents. Giving you the social support and motivation to get out in the fresh air.
We will meet you at the War Memorial Park Bandstand, we will be stood in or next to the Bandstand ready to greet you and will be wearing bright green Barnardo's lanyards.
Click HERE for more information.
Information provided by South East HIVE Hub.
York: Vacancy for General service Assistant Imphal Bks closing date 7th March
As a General Assistant, you will mainly be working front-of-house. You will support day-to-day operations by serving food and beverages to our customers, alongside till work, cleaning dining areas and supporting both front and back of house areas. You will provide excellent customer service and report to the General Manager on site.
To be eligible for this role, due to the sector requirements: you must have been a UK resident for the past 3 years and have legal right to work in the UK and be able to pass full security vetting and DBS checks.
Chippenham: 'She Can Be Active' network forum - Wed 5 Mar
- Wednesday 5th March
- 18.00 - 20.00
- Abbeyfield School, Chippenham
Book your free place here!
Open to all sports clubs, activity providers, community groups and participants; let's work together to support more women and girls to be active!
- Updates from She Can Be Active Wiltshire
- Digital Marketing Workshop
- Touch Rugby taster session
- Networking Opportunities
Surrey: Apply For A Surrey LINK Bus Card
The Surrey LINK card is for young people aged 20 and under who live in Surrey. It can be used on any single or return bus journey that starts and/or finishes in Surrey and allows you to get 50% off the adult fare for the journey you are taking. On most routes this is the equivalent of a child fare.
The LINK card is free. A £10 administration charge will be made for replacement cards (that have been lost, stolen or damaged).Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust: New funding to support bereaved military families
The Empowering Bereaved Military Families programme will seek to build a strong, collaborative network to meet the needs of those who have given most.
Understanding the needs of the bereaved military community
In late 2024, the Trust commissioned Alma Economics to explore the needs, experiences and priorities of the bereaved Armed Forces community, as well as to map the scope of support currently available.
Anna Wright, Chief Executive of the Trust, said: “Using the findings from our commissioned research, we have ensured this new programme will facilitate partnerships across the bereavement sector, while creating a centralised list of all bereavement support available. We will seek to expand the support available to family members, including wider family members, and increase mental health provision for both adults and children. Ultimately, we hope this programme will support the development of a long-term bereavement strategy.
In designing the programme, we have been mindful that the lived experiences of the military bereaved shine through, and we will expect to see this in the successful projects too.”
Hampshire: Healthy Families