Dear Members The Town Hall has decided to close to all groups until 30th April. Unfortunately this means that we will be unable to hold any meetings until after this date. It also affects our plans for our 5th Anniversary Party and we have made the difficult decision to cancel it.  We will endeavour to … Continue reading →

A reminder that the Art Appreciation Group will be visiting The Laing Art Gallery next Tuesday 17th March to see an exciting new exhibition of works by Williams and Evelyn De Morgan ceramic designers and important to the arts and crafts movement.  Described as “two of the rarest spirits of the age. We will probably … Continue reading →

LITTER PICKERS After walking up Byron Walk from the cemetery the other day, I noticed most of the litter seems to be up at the top near the school field.  It is quite a far way from where we were going to meet therefore,  I have decided that we all meet up at the end … Continue reading →

**IMPORTANT MESSAGE** Please make sure you read this message from National Office. **If a member has returned from one of the areas identified by the government and has any of the symptoms identified on the government website they should not hold interest groups in their own homes, or attend interest groups or attend monthly meetings … Continue reading →

What a brilliant afternoon at Redhills – Miners Parliament. Lot of history, beautiful building. The guide we had was so knowledgeable. We’ll worth a visit. Continue reading →

If you are interested in joining The Creative Writing Group please contact Isabelle Connelly on 0748 415 362. It is proposed the meeting will be held at the Independent Methodist Chapel, Eastlea Road. Monday 2pm – 4pm.  No date as yet as this is dependent on interest. Continue reading →

What’s the risk of catching coronavirus in the UK? The NHS and Public Health England are well prepared for outbreaks of new infectious diseases. The NHS has put in place measures to ensure the safety of all patients and NHS staff while also ensuring services are available to the public as normal. The UK Chief … Continue reading →