Monthly fundraiser event for Dorothy House Hospice. January 2025 WAVERLEY ALBUM LISTENING CLUB The first 2025 WALC fund-raising event for Dorothy House Hospice, will be held as usual at The […]
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. […]
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. […]
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. […]
Following on from the success of last year’s showing of the film Cathy Come Home in the presence of legendary director Ken Loach, Doorway is pleased to be hosting a […]
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. […]
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. […]
Come along to our Chippenham Spring Health and Wellbeing Day on 5th April 2025, 10am-3pm, at Ladyfield Evangelical Church! Join us for a day of health, wellbeing, and community! Explore […]
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. […]
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. […]
Join us in John Coles Park for a night out under the stars..cold...and possibly rain! (Hopefully not) bring your makeshift base for the night, no tents allowed. There will be […]
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. […]
