Vintage fun for all the family If you love all things vintage then Helen Rollason Cancer Charity (HRCC) can help transport you back to a bygone era as the charity’s annual Vintage Fayre returns to Cressing Temple Barns on Sunday 6 September. The event is shaping up to be another classic and includes something for … Read More
Events/ Opportunities
Chelmsford Talking Newspaper for the Blind and Partially Sighted celebrate their 40th Anniversary
CHELMSFORD TALKING NEWSPAPER 40TH ANNIVERSARY 1975-2015 The 2000th Edition of the Chelmsford Talking Newspaper will be issued on Thursday 9th July 2015. This is a 90 minute voice recorded version of the Essex Chronicle issued on a SB stick and cassette tape. Ronald Sturt began the Talking Newspaper in 1975 and it has been produced … Read More
Kids Inspire have a free summer session club for 11-13 year olds
The Summer Sessions For 11-13 Year Olds Come and experience something new. Like Taekwon-do, Street Dance, Spray Can Art, Photography & Film Making. The club is FREE: Every Thursday 30th July until 27th August from 10.30AM – 1.00PM. Includes LUNCH! To book a place, call Dee on tel 01245 348707 or email: admin@kidsinspire.org.uk Kids Inspire, Fox Crescent, … Read More
Affected by epilepsy? Book your place now at the Epilepsy Explained Event 11 July 2015
Epilepsy Explained – Saturday 11 July 2015 9.45am to 4.30pm Meath Epilepsy Charity, Westbrook Road, Godalming, Surrey GU7 2QH (The event is 10 mins (max) walk from Godalming station and the venue has plenty of parking. Children over 11 years are welcome to attend with their parents at no charge). If you’re newly diagnosed; supporting … Read More
Advice on how to cope during this hot weather
Feeling Hot, Hot, Hot! NHS Choices have issued ‘Heatwave Be Prepared’ with lots of useful tips and advice for cooling in this hot weather! Please see: http://www.nhs.uk/Livewell/Summerhealth/Pages/Heatwave.aspx
Last chance for a Capacity Grant for training or accreditation
Last chance for a Capacity Grant Funding is available of up to £1,500 for Capacity Building. This can be used for: Training for staff and volunteers in 3rd sector organisations on mainstream routes to employment and training: (For example, this might include PTTLs/IAG) Actions to support the development of delivery and accreditation arrangements in-house: (this … Read More
The Chelmsford River Festival Sunday 26 July!
Chelmsford River Festival is on Sunday 26th July from 10.00-4.00 at the Springfield Basin and Wilkinsons Jetty. There will be the following attractions: Chelmsford Canoe Club Kayak Sprint Races at 10.30 Essex & Suffolk Rivers Trust J’s Hospice Dragon Boat Race The Chelmer Canal Trust and the ‘Susan’ Trust Enviroment Agency Essex and Suffolk Water Essex … Read More
Help save the Marconi Hall Street works & create a Marconi heritage and science hub in Hall St Chelmsford
Marconi Science WorX wants to create a Civic Space project in Essex. The development of radio and broadcasting is inextricably linked with Guglielmo Marconi and with the Company he founded. The Old Silk Mill in Hall Street, Chelmsford where he opened his first wireless telegraphy works in 1898, is the oldest and last building in … Read More
LGB&T Participation in Football Survey Open Now
Essex County Football Association are committed to making football accessible to all, and the cooperation of players, clubs, referees, coaches, administrators and volunteers is sought in completing a new survey to gather information which will help ensure everyone in grassroots football is treated fairly. The survey aims to identify the barriers and motivation for football from … Read More
There is still time to register for the Hate Crime Event that is taking place at the Civic Centre Tomorrow in Chelmsford
Understanding Hate Crime 25 June 2015, 1.30pm – 5pm. Council Chambers, Civic Centre, Duke Street, Chelmsford, CM1 1JE Have you been the recipient of a hate crime? Find out what hate crime is, and what the Trust and Essex Police are doing to minimise it AGENDA 1.30pm – Registration and Coffee 2.00pm – Welcome by … Read More