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November – December 2019
Sustainable Henfield 2030 will have regular social evenings where we will have guest speakers and also update local people on the progress of our group. This one is the first (7 for 7.30) and will see the launch of the campaign to “Make Henfield Plastic Free”.
Everyone with an interest in Henfield is welcome and it will be a good opportunity for our members to get an update on our progress since our launch meeting in September.
For further information, see our Group Entry.
For details of our programme, see our Clubs & Groups entry.
Visit a local historic Quaker Meeting House, founded by William Penn. Experience our peaceful garden, beautiful buildings and discuss its history. Facebook @BlueIdolQuakers,
Here at Age UK Horsham District we are working alongside OUTSET YOUTH ACTION to hold a Community Fridays project to give those over the age of 50 a chance to learn new skills to help them love life. Look at all the options you have!
Following on from last year’s lecture on Colditz Castle Piers Storie-Pugh returns to the extraordinary endeavours of the Chindits behind Japanese lines in Burma. Their exploits live on and are up there in the catalogue of astonishing achievements. A talk hosted by the Friends of St Giles.
The club caters for anyone interested in using and getting more from their computing devices. Members bring their own iPads, Android Tablets and Laptops for advice and assistance from our mentors and each other. If you don’t own a computer but would like advice on what would be suitable, we are ahppy to offer advice. Periodically we run special sessions on specific topics. The sessions will run alongside the usual club meetings. Our special sessions are posted on our Henfield Computer Club entry.
We have a team of enthusiastic and knowledgeable mentors to assist, in a friendly informal atmosphere. There is always time for a coffee break and chat.
We would also welcome new mentors. If you have a reasonable knowledge of computing on whichever device, we would be delighted to hear from you.
Visit a local historic Quaker Meeting House, founded by William Penn. Experience our peaceful garden, beautiful buildings and discuss its history. Facebook @BlueIdolQuakers,
Here at Age UK Horsham District we are working alongside OUTSET YOUTH ACTION to hold a Community Fridays project to give those over the age of 50 a chance to learn new skills to help them love life. Look at all the options you have!
The club caters for anyone interested in using and getting more from their computing devices. Members bring their own iPads, Android Tablets and Laptops for advice and assistance from our mentors and each other. If you don’t own a computer but would like advice on what would be suitable, we are ahppy to offer advice. Periodically we run special sessions on specific topics. The sessions will run alongside the usual club meetings. Our special sessions are posted on our Henfield Computer Club entry.
We have a team of enthusiastic and knowledgeable mentors to assist, in a friendly informal atmosphere. There is always time for a coffee break and chat.
We would also welcome new mentors. If you have a reasonable knowledge of computing on whichever device, we would be delighted to hear from you.
This group is currently full. Contact the Library if you like to be added to a waiting list.
If you would like to get involved you can find Henfield Women’s Group on facebook , or you can call Anne for more information. We would love to see you there …
This group is currently full. Contact the Library if you like to be added to a waiting list.
Here at Age UK Horsham District we are working alongside OUTSET YOUTH ACTION to hold a Community Fridays project to give those over the age of 50 a chance to learn new skills to help them love life. Look at all the options you have!
Come along to Woods Mill to celebrate our tree-mendous trees. Join us on a walk through the wood and search for the creatures that call it home. Mould a clay tea-light lamp and collect natural materials to make a willow wreath to take home with you. Gather together around the giant oak tree and enjoy a hot chocolate. Suitable for children aged 5-11. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Booking essential.
For find out more about us and details of our programme, see our Clubs & Groups entry.
For our year’s programme, see Our Club Entry.
The club caters for anyone interested in using and getting more from their computing devices. Members bring their own iPads, Android Tablets and Laptops for advice and assistance from our mentors and each other. If you don’t own a computer but would like advice on what would be suitable, we are ahppy to offer advice. Periodically we run special sessions on specific topics. The sessions will run alongside the usual club meetings. Our special sessions are posted on our Henfield Computer Club entry.
We have a team of enthusiastic and knowledgeable mentors to assist, in a friendly informal atmosphere. There is always time for a coffee break and chat.
We would also welcome new mentors. If you have a reasonable knowledge of computing on whichever device, we would be delighted to hear from you.
Here at Age UK Horsham District we are working alongside OUTSET YOUTH ACTION to hold a Community Fridays project to give those over the age of 50 a chance to learn new skills to help them love life. Look at all the options you have!
The club caters for anyone interested in using and getting more from their computing devices. Members bring their own iPads, Android Tablets and Laptops for advice and assistance from our mentors and each other. If you don’t own a computer but would like advice on what would be suitable, we are ahppy to offer advice. Periodically we run special sessions on specific topics. The sessions will run alongside the usual club meetings. Our special sessions are posted on our Henfield Computer Club entry.
We have a team of enthusiastic and knowledgeable mentors to assist, in a friendly informal atmosphere. There is always time for a coffee break and chat.
We would also welcome new mentors. If you have a reasonable knowledge of computing on whichever device, we would be delighted to hear from you.
For details of our programme, see our Clubs & Groups entry.