Hereford: Sing, Sign & Rhyme at Hereford Library

Fun-filled signing for babies and toddlers

Have you ever wondered what your little one is trying to tell you?

Come and join Ailsa for a fun filled session learning sign language to help your little one communicate with you.

Sessions are beginner friendly with singing, rhymes, actions, bubbles and the parachute!

Mats are provided for you to sit or lay your babies on but please bring a blanket if you’d prefer.

Suitable for babies & toddlers from birth to 3 years.

Scotland: Veterans Housing Scotland

Veterans Housing Scotland has over 100 years’ experience in providing homes for Veterans in Scotland who are disabled.

As we celebrate our 110th Anniversary in 2025, we complete a five-year strategy of significant but organised change. The charity now starts the next five-year phase of its strategy that will see huge investment into property refurbishments. We are incredibly proud of our history and the service we have provided to those who have served their country. We are equally excited about our future and how we as a charity will continue to work with and support members of the Veterans Housing Scotland family.

👉 Read the full Autumn 2025 newsletter here:
https://www.vhscot.org.uk/news/vhs-newsletter-autumn-2025

Grantham: Come & join the ESS family

ess-compass.co.uk

Information provided by Grantham HIVE

Grantham: Days Out With The Kids DOWTK

Best things to do and days out in Lincolnshire: DOWTK

Information provided by Grantham HIVE

Wiltshire: 'Be Flood Ready' campaign

 

With winter approaching and the risk of heavy rainfall increasing, Wiltshire Council is encouraging residents and businesses to take simple steps now to prepare for potential flooding.

Flooding can happen quickly and cause serious disruption to homes, roads, and communities. That's why the council has launched a campaign to raise awareness of local flood risks and promote practical actions that can help reduce damage and keep people safe.

Key steps to prepare can be found at https://www.wiltshire.gov.uk/news/be-flood-ready-wiltshire-council-urges-residents-to-prepare-ahead-of-winter-weather

Information provided by Colerne & Lyneham HIVE

Northern Ireland: Carnmoney Detachment Army Cadets

 

Carnmoney detachment, Forthill Drive, Newtownabbey every Thursday evening 7-9 pm.

Interested in gaining new friends, Qualifications, or learning new skills in the 1st (Northern Ireland) Battalion, Army Cadets, check out the details below.

Find out more; https://armycadets.com/.../1st-northern-ireland.../

Ready to Join: https://armycadets.com/find-a-detachment/

Information provided by HIVE NI

Salisbury Plain: Salisbury Plain Military Coworking Network Hub - Free weekly Tuesday Virtual Co-Working Sessions

 What are you doing on Tuesday between 9:30am and 12pm? Why not join us for our FREE virtual co-working session?

As well as having our Salisbury Plain MCN hub we run FREE weekly Tuesday virtual co-working sessions. Whether you’d like to work alongside others, refresh your CV, study, plan your weekly shopping list or meal plan or simply carve out some focused time to write, draw or plan. This is your space for accountability and productivity. 

Here’s a simplified version of what happens

💬 15 minutes of welcome chat

💻 1 hour of muted working

💬 15 more minutes of chat

💻 Then a final hour of work before we all head off for lunch.

Can’t stay for the whole session? Don’t worry, we totally get that interruptions happen or you need to do other things!

It’s completely free to join, and you can sign up on our site

 Events | Military Coworking Network

Information provided by South West HIVE Hub

Staffordshire: SEND Sessions at Amerton Farm

This is a calm, low-capacity evening designed for children and young people with Special Educational Needs & Disabilities and their families.

Book online now to secure your space:
https://amertonfarm.digitickets.co.uk/event-tickets/61217

Information provided: Central HIVE Hub

Dorset: Home Start support and friendships for families

 

Home-Start offers friendship, practical support and emotional advice in the homes of families who are having difficulties managing parenting for a variety of different reasons such poor mental health, post-natal depression, disability, domestic abuse, bereavement, isolation and multiple births.

Our mission is to give children the best possible start in life, by supporting parents so they grow in confidence, strengthening and enjoying their relationships with their children and widening their links with the local community.

For details of Home Start click HERE

Information provided by Bovington HIVE

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month – Types of Domestic Abuse

For information on sources of support and advice on domestic abuse, please see this topic area on the HIVE Blog at https://armyhiveinfo.blogspot.com/search/label/Domestic%20Abuse

Our information sheet on domestic abuse support can be downloaded at: https://armyhiveinfo.blogspot.com/search/label/Information%20Sheets

MODnet users can also find additional resources on the HIVE Sharepoint site at: Domestic Abuse