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“Hello! I’m Brain” Yes, Charlie’s Brain… Charlie Locke is a kind, funny and imaginative child who’s ready to share her thoughts with the world. But sometimes, confidence escapes her and her thoughts go on great adventures before they can be heard. Join Charlie and Brain as they navigate through primary school life, friendships and the […]
› Read moreThe Roses offers Subtitled Screenings (in English) to enable those who have difficulty hearing to enjoy the most popular film releases. Current available titles are: Fisherman’s Friends: One And All (PG) | Tuesday 6 September 6pm The sequel to the smash hit comedy picks up where the first film left off, following the group from the […]
› Read moreThe Chamwell Centre Boccia Club is one of Chamwell’s most successful weekend clubs. To celebrate our players (past and present) we are holding our second tournament in August. All abilities welcome – join in the camaraderie and sportsmanship that is typical of the Chamwell Boccia Club. So that we can plan numbers and schedules, if […]
› Read moreMobiloo make it possible for disabled young people and adults to take part in everyday activities, enjoy new experiences and make memories with family and friends. Slimbridge Wetland Centre in the Stroud area of Gloucestershire is home to a world of wetland wildlife, family attractions and prime birdwatching spots. With over 100 acres of habitats […]
› Read moreCheltenham Literature Festival 2022 (LF76) Ross Collins: There’s a Mouse in My House Bear and Mouse are the best of enemies. But will they ever get along? Illustrator and author Ross Collins’ books (There’s a Bear on My Chair / There’s a Mouse in My House) are guaranteed to have you howling with laughter. Join […]
› Read moreCome and join us for a Fun Family Picnic on Friday 19th August at Pittville Park, Cheltenham. We’ll be there from 10-2. There’s plenty to do and the café will be open for hot drinks or ice-creams. Be sure to pack the sunscreen with your picnic as the weather will hopefully be kind to us! […]
› Read moreA day of cricket at Chamwell Centre, Gloucester. On Tuesday 23rd August Table Cricket 11am – 12.30pm Cricket 1pm – 3pm Both sessions are free. Come along and try table cricket, and cricket. Everyone welcome to drop into either session. Why not have lunch at the cafe, or bring a picnic? For further information please […]
› Read moreDrop into the funday at any time between 10 and 2 to take part in some fantastic family activities. Get moving with a penalty challenge, cricket taster session, inflatable fun or some physical games. Make friends with the Barking Buds therapy dogs, create memories with Inspiring Families scrapbooking and join in with the Steps […]
› Read moreInclusive family fun day Saturday, August 13th, at Mary P’s Day nursery, Ashchurch, Tewkesbury GL20 8TU. ALT TXT – Banner with a blue back ground. Top right a smiling sun. Underneath the words ‘HAVE FUN!’ in bright colours and patterns. Top left the orchard toys logo, a blue circle with the words ‘orchard toys’ and […]
› Read moreCome and join us at The Chamwell Centre for some swimming, soft play and fun in the Pied Piper Playground. You can bring a picnic to enjoy on the playground or make use of the on-site café. If you’re not already a Gloucestershire Parent Carer Forum member its free and easy to join here: https://glosparentcarerforum.org.uk/join-the-forum/ […]
› Read moreThe Museum of Gloucester is delighted to announce that their new exhibition, Titanic Honour and Glory, will be sailing into the city on Wednesday 29 June, running until Thursday 29 September 2022. This incredible exhibition at the Museum of Gloucester, explores the legacy of the world’s most famous ship, revealing the unforgettable story of the […]
› Read moreSaturday 23 July – Saturday 3 September This summer, we’re inviting you to come and take part in our ‘Noah’s Ark’ family trail! The trail will guide you around this beautiful medieval building, and along the way, you’ll discover the many animals who are hidden in the stained glass windows, architecture and stone masonry. You’ll […]
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