Herefordshire Together: Community Paradigm Showcase
On Thursday 16th May, Herefordshire Community Partnership will be hosting the Herefordshire Together: Community Paradigm Showcase. Held at Hereford Football Club, Edgar Street, the event will be a great opportunity for members of the voluntary and community sector to find out about the progress Herefordshire has made developing the community paradigm approach (and what the plans are for the coming 12 months), and hear from the organisations who were successful in their Herefordshire Together funding bids.
Put a spring in your step and enjoy the magic of walking this May
National walking month celebrates the many benefits of walking and wheeling. As we move into May, we welcome lighter evenings and hopefully some spring sunshine, making it the perfect time to get walking! Visit the Talk Community Directory to read more about National Walking Month and to explore some of the walking groups/events in Herefordshire.
New football team for women aged 16+
Hereford Lads Club is putting together a women’s football team for the 2024/25 season. Training sessions are every Friday from 7.00pm – 8.00pm at the Hereford Lads Club, Widemarsh Common. All levels of experience are welcome. Players must be aged 16+ years. Matches will be played on Sundays once the season starts.
If you’re interested, please email HerefordLadsClubJuniors@gmail.com or call Lee on 07399545320 or Oli on 07435662286.
Peer support for men in Leominster (get the kettle on)
A new friendly peer support group has been launched for men of all ages in Leominster. Relate Now meet monthly, bringing together like-minded individuals who may be feeling lonely and struggling with low mood. The group meet at The Rankin in Corn Square on the 2nd Tuesday of every month, offering a safe space for people to come together, to talk or play board games (there’s something to do even if you don’t feel like chatting).
Find out more on the Talk Community Directory
Protect yourself and others from whooping cough
Whooping cough cases are on the rise both nationally and locally. Whooping cough is a bacterial infection which affects the lungs and is highly infectious. All pregnant women and parents with young children are being urged to check their vaccination status and to contact their midwife, or GP practice if they need to catch up.
Read more about the signs and symptoms of whooping cough and how to protect yourself and others, on the Talk Community Directory.
Herefordshire Waste and Recycling Webinar Change of Date
Unfortunately, we’ve had to reschedule the webinar. It will now take place on 25th June, 12:45 – 14:00. We are sorry for any inconvenience and hope you can still make the new date. If you’ve already signed up, you don’t need to do anything, your spot is secured. If you haven’t but would like to, you can sign up through this link: Herefordshire Waste and Recycling Webinar Tickets, Tue 25 Jun 2024 at 12:45 | Eventbrite
The webinar will provide an opportunity to hear about Herefordshire Council’s ambitious new waste service, learn how plans to expand the service will provide improved recycling opportunities helping us to minimise waste and increase reuse, repair and recycling. It will also provide a significant contribution to our investment in low carbon projects, and strengthen our stewardship of Herefordshire's natural resources.
If you have any questions in the meantime, or want to share what you would like to see covered in the session, please get in touch via email at: climate@herefordshire.gov.uk.
What’s new on the Talk Community Directory?
The Talk Community website showcases a huge selection of other activities, events, services and groups that are waiting to be discovered (not just this week, but every week)!
Here are this week’s latest additions:
Our socials are a great way to keep in touch with what’s on too, whether you’re • a Facebook fan • tuned in to Twitter • or instantly on Instagram.
Herefordshire Cares
Do you want to make a difference to people's lives every day? Working in social care is a rewarding career – to find out more about a career in adult social care, visit the Herefordshire Cares website.