Relax and enjoy a social activity with others. Alzheimer’s Support Memory Cafe meets at Sheldon Road Methodist Church from 10.30am -12pm every other Thursday morning. The cafe offers people living […]
Join us for a fabulous afternoon of live music, stalls and family fun to help raise funds for Chippenham District Transport. There will be a cash bar, BBQ and a […]
This is the twelfth year we have held this event and it grows in size and popularity every year. We will have a large variety of attractions for all the […]
Wilts & Berks Canal Trust – Volunteering in the Melksham / Chippenham Local Area We are looking for more volunteers to further progress the restoration of the canal. We have […]
Our first café opened in 2009 as a meeting place for people with dementia and their families, at a time when there were few opportunities to socialise with others affected. […]
A day for carers of those with life-limiting and palliative conditions, to come in and see what support is available to you. This may be around health and well-being support, […]
Wilts & Berks Canal Trust – Volunteering in the Melksham / Chippenham Local Area We are looking for more volunteers to further progress the restoration of the canal. We have […]
Our first café opened in 2009 as a meeting place for people with dementia and their families, at a time when there were few opportunities to socialise with others affected. […]
Seven-mile charity walk for Alzheimer's Support and a great day out for the whole family! Pull on your walking boots and take part in A Walk to Remember on Saturday […]
Relax and enjoy a social activity with others. Alzheimer’s Support Memory Cafe meets at Sheldon Road Methodist Church from 10.30am -12pm every other Thursday morning. The cafe offers people living […]
Join us 11am - 1pm at Salvation Army, Foghamshire: Let the kids release their inner madness, have fun, get messy and enjoy a lunch on us. It’s all free and […]
Our first café opened in 2009 as a meeting place for people with dementia and their families, at a time when there were few opportunities to socialise with others affected. […]
