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The Y Bus is a new mobile youth service bringing activities and support to young people in their local communities. The Y Bus has a small seating area inside and is fitted with a games console, iPad, TV and free WiFi. With its own generator and kitchen facilities, it can run a microwave and a toaster and provide hot drinks and other refreshments. It will provide a focal point for activities, as well as information, advice and guidance on issues such as staying safe, peer pressure and mental wellbeing. Look out for the Y Bus and their youth workers in Whitebushes on Wednesdays at 18:00-20:00.All of their youth workers have completed an enhanced DBS check.Stay Connected:

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Spring term information: 

Classes every Monday 10:15 to 1:00

Come to our Registration Coffee Morning

On Monday 6th January @ 10.30

Meet Other Members

Telephone 01737 277067 or 07504 913 289

Or email gemmaroulston@gmail.com for more information

Hi-Days

For all over 50+

Want to learn a new creative skill?

Want a varied programme of activities?

Want to meet new people?

Then come to

Redhill Methodist Church, Redhill

Monday morning during term times

Small, friendly classes include keep fit, cultural interests, games, silk painting and crafts

Monday 13th January-24th March 2025

Half term – 17th February 2025

Fees are £55 per term.

Telephone 01737 277607 or 07504 913 289

or email gemmaroulston@gmail.com

for more information

PROGRAMME

10.15 - 11.00   Exercise Class

​Exercise class suitable for the over 50s,

​with Julia Hunt

10.15 - 11.00 ​Pick ‘n’ Mix

​For an alternative to the exercise class why not try our varied programme of speakers on a variety of topics such as Three French Kings, Sicily, Sight for Surrey,quizzes, and games. Further details on the notice board.

11.00 - 11.45​Coffee Break

11-45 - 1.00​Creative Writing

​Do you love words and be creative in expressing yourself?  Are you a poet or have you got a story in you?  Come and share ideas and reading your work with other like-minded people.

11.45 - 1.00​Craft (1st 3 weeks), then Silk Painting

​Join Lynn for Gift Bags, Wind Chimes and Dried Flowers/Pen Pots (Decoupage). Maximum number of people is 8, the silk painting is with Gemma

11.45 - 1.00​‘Games Table’

Join other members and friends on where you can play Rummikup’.

11.45 - 1.00​History

​The Constitutional Monarchs of Great Britain and the Prime Ministers that guided them

The “Glorious Revolution” of 1688, was a peaceful invasion. It also heralded a change in the relationship between the Monarch and their advisors. It became a need to work together. These advisors would go onto form political parties – Whigs and Tories (who became Liberals and Conservative Unionists). The firstpolitician named as Prime Minister, Robert Walpole, was followed by others who led our Nation with a little help from their Monarch. ​​

​With Alan Berridge, first 5 weeks

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D day (planning, execution and aftermath) and Experiences of World War II at home. 

​The first 3 weeks of these talks will be about D Day, the planners, inventors, wizardsof deception, orchestrators of mayhem, that together achieved unlikely success.

​The second 2 weeks will be focused on what happened at home. Was there a darker side to the Blitz? The Dorking Refugee Committee is the story of how one local town welcomed and supported the numbers of displaced people.

​With Kathy Atherton, second 5 weeks

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Please support any Raffles

Monday Club and Wobble Class every Monday. Fresh cooked lunchtime snacks available to order from £2.00
Wobble Class is a seated exercise class £2.00 ideal if recovering from illness, operation or new to exercise. Led by qualified instructor Jill.
Call for more information 01737 645636

Salfords and Sidlow Parish Council presents a parent/carer and baby / toddler coffee morning.