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The cover photo is supplied by Photo by Gary Bendig on Unsplash
3 CREATIVE WEST FREE holiday activities across the area to get
kids’ creative juices flowing.
5 PLAY GLOUCESTERSHIRE Local play ranger James: success
story of a nature lover.
6 PARENTING COURSES Low cost parenting courses for families at
Family Space, sign up now!
8 EASTER EGGSTRAVAGANZA More about this annual treat in St
Marks—from police horses to tombola there’s something for everyone.
11 CHELTENHAM ANIMAL SHELTER Helping animals in need
since 1926 – pamper your pet, visit the shop or lend a hand.
16 parkrun Saturday morning running club for all at KGV.
18 MARY POPPINS All Saints Academy’s Mary Poppins was a
practically perfect performance—see the photos!
20 CYBER HUB CONSULTATION A sustainable Hesters Way? Join
the forum and have your say.
26 POPPS bringing together older people locally for fun and
companionship over tea coffee and cake!
29 OASIS There’s lots on for everyone at this great local venue
30 HESTERS WAY LIBRARY New year a new you, health kick!
31 ABILITY HUB Come and enjoy sports, arts and crafts at this
all inclusive weekly club at Oasis.
News, events, activities and
stories from the West of
Cheltenham in spring 2020
For electronic copies see
hwpartnership.org.uk/directory
The views and opinions expressed within Viewpoint are not necessarily those of the Hesters Way Partnership.
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Creative West is the latest arts project to come to west Cheltenham and is supported by local organisations who want to offer FREE exciting creative opportunities to inspire young people.
Arts and community groups from across the town have worked together to offer Easter and summer holiday activities that they hope will encourage young people to get out of the house, off the iPad, take up a new hobby, meet people and generally let their creative juices flow.
The project will take place at venues across the area so that all young people can get involved. The key locations will be The Rock, Springfield Park, Oasis, Hesters Way Community Centre and KGV.
Funds raised for the project will pay for FREE activities including; junk percussion sculpture, circus skills, street dance, samba drumming, animation and visual arts. For what’s on at Easter see the table below.
Contact Andy Hayes on 01242 575638 or email [email protected]
Supported by Cheltenham Borough Council, The Everyman, The Wilson, Cheltenham Borough Homes, Bromford, Play Gloucestershire, The Rock,
Oasis, Wiggly Worm and Hesters Way Partnership
TUESDAY 7th April Artshape sculpture 2—5pm OASIS 8-12 yrs
WEDNESDAY 8th April Street Dance 2.30 - 3.30pm SPRINGFIELD PARK 7-14 yrs
THURSDAY 9th April WoW Art 2—4pm THE ROCK 8-13 yrs
TUESDAY 14th April Artshape sculpture 2—5pm OASIS 8-12 yrs
WEDNESDAY 15th April Street Dance 10am—4pm SPRINGFIRLD PARK 7-14 yrs
THURSDAY 16th April Samba Drumming 2—4pm THE ROCK 8-13 yrs
FRIDAY 17th April Animation 2—4pm HESTERS WAY CRC 8-12 yrs
Photo by davisco on Unsplash
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The parenting course is for anyone
with a pre-school age child and covers
topics such as your child's personality,
parenting styles and positive discipline.
Family Space for 5 weekly sessions
Monday 20th April 10-12am
at
Contact Lindsey Power
at Family Space on
01242 580812 or
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cheltenhamlottery.co.uk/support/hesters-way-partnership
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Cheltenham Animal Shelter Providing loving care for homeless animals
The Gloucestershire Animal Welfare Association and Cheltenham Animal Shelter (known as CAS for short) has been helping animals in need since 1926, when two ladies started taking in stray cats. With the support of the local community, the Shelter grew and in 1940 moved to the current site on Gardners Lane, off Swindon Road.
We rescue and rehome around 600 unwanted surrendered and abandoned cats, dogs and small animals every year. Our team and volunteers give ongoing love and care to homeless pets, supplying medical treatment when needed and behavioural training to help improve a pet’s chance of finding a new family.
We believe in the importance of animal education, so we spend time in our local community or invite groups into the Shelter for talks and tours. We offer education programmes on animal welfare, attended by many local children and our specialist HALT Project (Humans and Animals Learning
Together) helps children who are facing challenges and lack confidence.
The care we provide costs more than £750,000 a year and as we don’t receive any government funding, we are always grateful for donations. We also gratefully receive unwanted bedding and unopened pet food.
Did you know?
Alongside the rehoming shelter, we also have an onsite vet, CASVet, that provides quality care at a lower cost and further concessions for pensioners and people on income support. Half of any profit funds the work of CAS, so you will get great care for your pets while supporting us.
Our grooming salon, Short Bark & Sides offers pampering for mucky mutts at competitive prices. We offer a 10% discount for former CAS dogs and all profits support the charity. We also offer cat and dog boarding and doggy day care for while you are at work.
If you haven’t yet visited our onsite charity shop, it’s worth a visit and stocked with bargains! The shop is open six days a week from 9am – 4.30pm and 12 – 4.30pm on Saturdays.
If you’d like to find out more about CAS and pets seeking loving homes, please visit www.gawa.org.uk, follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter or call 01242 523521.
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- No internet access? Need help with computers?
Then come along to our volunteer-led classes
Learn basic skills with friendly help:
Its easy when you know how!
Wednesday 1.30 - 4pm / Thursday 10.30 - 1pm
In the DIGI DEN at Hesters Way
Community Resource Centre, GL51 7SU
01242 521319
www.hwnp.org
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Lilian Faithfull Care opens
DEMENTIA MEETING CENTRE Lilian Faithfull Care are opening their doors to support people newly diagnosed with Dementia in Gloucestershire. The first of this kind in the county and forms part of the ‘Meeting Centres UK Support Programme.’ Lilian Faithfull Care, with specialist knowledge of Dementia, are inviting people to the new meeting centre with their loved ones weekly on Wednesdays. Based in their Royal Gardens Community Hub, next to their Royal Court care home on Fiddlers Green Lane in Cheltenham. Lilian Faithfull Care’s trained Dementia team will provide a safe environment for people to spend the day. The visits will be flexible and equip people with useful information i.e. provide support with practical, emotional and social challenges, give one-to-one guidance and allow people to form new friendships for extra support. There will be various activities designed to help adapt to the new daily challenges people encounter as well as being active and creative. Such as gardening, art, games, history, walking, dancing and outings. Georgina Kirby, Care Support Worker says, ‘We recognise the affect being told you have dementia has on people and their loved ones, and we are here to help.’ Yvonne Kelly-Fox, Dementia Link Care Support Worker says, ‘We welcome people to get in touch so we can support them through this journey and build their confidence out within the community.’ Evidence shows people that attend experience better self-esteem, greater feeling of happiness and sense of belonging than those who don’t. Those who attended more regularly showed fewer of the more distressing symptoms of dementia. Family carers also experience less burden and feel better able to cope. Martin Hughes, CEO of Lilian Faithfull Care says, ‘In Gloucestershire there is an estimated 8,610 people living with dementia and it is expected to double over the next 20 years. We remain true to our Founder, Lilian Faithfull’s principles, “a desire to improve the lives of others through care and dedication,” by helping people to live well with dementia in our county.’ Open weekly every Wednesday between 10.00am and 3.30pm, people can attend for as many weeks as they need, the expert team will be there with a friendly welcome and a helping hand.
If you would like to find out more, attend or refer someone to Lilian Faithfull Care’s Dementia meeting centre support programme please drop in on a
Wednesday 10am-3:30pm,
email at [email protected] or
visit www.lilianfaithfull.co.uk/our-homes/meeting-center
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(Nearly) 5 things you didn’t know about Cheltenham’s newest parkrun Cheltenham has a new parkrun and it’s on your doorstep! Every Saturday at 9am, a group of people turn up at King George V playing field, near the Saracens club house. Cheltenham has had a parkrun at Pittville for a number of years, but a small group worked with the Council and Cheltenham Borough Homes to secure funding and the event started in September. We’d love to have you along but, in case you’re unsure about what it’s all about, here are some key facts about parkrun: It’s free. And we really mean free. Every week, people show up and enjoy themselves without paying anything! It’s not about running. Every week someone volunteers to tail walk the event. So nobody comes last. If you want to run super fast, then you can. If you want to
KGV parkrun
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have a walk, then that is also great. If you don’t fancy running at all, then you can always come along and volunteer or even just support. Everyone is welcome and it’s a great way to meet new people. We ask that you register first. You only need to so this once. Do this online (www.parkrun.com) and print out your own barcode, but that is quick and easy to do. If you don’t have access to the internet or a printer, come and talk to the Run Director one Saturday and we’ll be able work something out for the next week. It is 5km. The event itself is over 5km comprising of 3 laps of the playing field. That may sound a lot, but doing it with other people where everyone supports each other, make it far easier. And you can always start and see how it goes. It’s for the whole family. We love to see whole families coming down and taking part. We ask that under 11’s stay with an adult, but parkrun is for everyone who wants to give 5km a go on a Saturday morning. CAKE! Every week, the wonderful Sally from the Saracens rugby club makes a fabulous array of cakes. The Sarries don’t stop there as they put on bacon butties and hot drinks as well. It’s every parkrunners top secret – they do it for the cake! If you’re still unsure then either pop down one Saturday morning and have a chat about it. Alternatively, you can check our website www.parkrun.org.uk/kinggeorgevplayingfield/ or email [email protected].
We’d love to see more new faces on Saturday morning!
All Saints’ Academy students put
on a Practically Perfect Show!
To kick start 2020 the students from All Saints’ Academy were successful in wowing audiences with their more than ‘Practically Perfect’ whole academy production of Walt Disney’s ‘Mary Poppins Jr’. The corridors were filled with familiar songs bringing a real sense of nostalgia and community to the Performing Arts Faculty. A whopping number of 100 students including cast and crew showcased
their professionalism, determination and confidence with four spectacular performances of the show.
What made this one really special was how many KS3 students joined the cast and we must say a special congratulations to the many Year 7 students that joined and were really brave auditioning this time.
This year, the talent from the auditions overwhelmed us so we had two different casts as they were all too hard to choose from in the end. Year 10 student Logan made his debut performance as a lead role on the ASA stage
as loveable but troubled George Banks. Our younger students Amelia P and Alfey K took on the huge responsibility of the iconic and cheeky children Michael and Jane Banks along with Lucy W and Charlie S in Year 8 showing us that our KS3 students are more than capable of stepping up to forefront of stage from a young age.
Our lead cast consisted of
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Sixth Form Music and Drama students Reece A Chantae S, Oliver R, Jose L, Mitra H, Natalie H, Hannah A and Harvey W along with Year 11 students Ellie S and Katie S. Audiences exclaimed that our very own Mary Poppins was “better than Dame Julie Andrews herself!” and that is down to the sweet harmonies and enchanting tones of talented Sixth Form student Shana K.
It was another iconic, ambitious but memorable production from our students that continue to take such pride in the Performing Arts. We performed to a jam-packed audience every single evening which just reflects the kind support of our surrounding community and the following that Cheltenham now has when it comes to hearing about an All Saints’ Academy show. There was laughter, there were tears of joy, reminiscence and pride and audiences were blown away by Mary, her magic umbrella, the charismatic Chimney Sweeps that taught us all how to ‘Step in Time’, the enchanting characters and the entire cast, crew and company. All Saints’ Academy’s ‘Mary Poppins Jr’ was ‘Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious’ in every way! Bravo!
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We will help you to ensure that your children are properly provided for, enjoy the living arrangements that best suit them and have the right amount of contact with both parents in the future. Our experienced legal team also works with a range of advisors who can give additional assistance along the way too, such as counsellors, children experts and financial advisers. In the first instance we will always look for a settlement reached by agreement where possible, but if all else has failed we will apply to court for the appropriate orders.
There are some occasions when a child’s safety is in issue and emergency court orders are needed. Our highly experienced team of family lawyers can all make emergency applications to court, the same day if necessary, to ensure your child’s safety is legally protected.
Can we help you?
If you would like to get in touch with us to find out how we can help you, please call Mark or alternatively, please email us at [email protected]. We work in the strictest confidence and we are here to help you.
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Photo by Jordan Whitt on Unsplash
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The Neighbourhood plan is taking shape, come and help us make it a real
community plan!
NEXT MEETINGs:
Hesters Way Community
Centre
Monday 30th March
Monday 20th April
5.30pm—7pm
See the website below for what we’ve done so far
www.hesterswayforum.co.uk
COMMENTS WELCOME
Chair, Charmian Sheppard
Tel 01242 575638
W www.hesterswayforum.co.uk
T @hesterswayforum
FB hesterswayforum
Hesters Way Forum HELP SHAPE THE FUTURE OF HESTERS WAY
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CYBER HUB CONSULTATION
In January Cheltenham Borough Council and partners unveiled the Supplementary Planning Document (SPD) which describes strategic proposals for the new Cyber Hub and Garden Village development on farmland to the west of Springbank and Fiddlers Green.
Consultation events were held between 13th January and 17th February offering the public an opportunity for comment. These comments are now being reviewed and the SPD masterplan will then be updated and presented to both Cheltenham and Tewkesbury Councils. If approved the SPD will help shape future planning applications for developments on the cyber site and be an important guide when Council planning committees make planning decisions. Over 50 specific comments were made to the dedicated website and are still available to view here; cybercentral.commonplace.is/overview The Hesters Way Forum (HWF) having already produced its own masterplan has studied the SPD and was generally encouraged that the aspirations for sustainable design, walking, cycling and public transport were creditable.
However, local opinion as expressed at the group, is concerned in relation to how well the new development will integrate with the existing community. Concerns have been raised on several counts, the first of which relates to the provision of a buffer zone which would provide an accessible and attractively landscaped park between Fiddlers Green Lane and the development. This feature, if implemented, would prevent the cyber hub office blocks from overlooking the current residential area and also provide a superb green facility for health and leisure pursuits currently lacking in the vicinity.
Another key worry for the local community and for Cheltenham as a whole is the additional traffic and associated pollution that the provision of 7,000 jobs and up to 3,000 houses will generate. Although new road improvements around the A40 and GCHQ are due in the coming months the future redevelopment of the M5 junction 10 is still undecided and it is arguably this project which will have most impact on local traffic.
However, the only effective means by which to address the traffic issue is through “modal shift” as described in the SPD. In lay terms this means large numbers of people getting out of their cars and walking, cycling or using public transport. This would be a fundamental change in the way most people travel.
Can a planning document change the way people behave? It’s a long shot but unless infrastructure is provided with an emphasis on people and health and not the private vehicle then the traffic issue will only escalate. The recent announcement of the Local Transport Plan by the County Council is very significant in this respect. If approved it will offer a framework for county wide improvements for active travel and could be a catalyst for the sort of change that will be needed to make the Cyber Hub a success for everyone.
The Borough Council have scheduled discussion and potential approval of the SPD in April 2020. To keep up to date with Cyber Hub issues and to have your say in what goes on locally join the Hesters Way Forum. You can contact the Hesters Way Forum via email or visit the website
[email protected] www.hesterswayforum.co.uk
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CYBER CENTRAL GARDEN COMMUNITY MASTERPLAN
Hesters Way Community
Resource Centre “…run by local people for local people…”
Activities, Groups & Services include:
The Neighbourhood Charity Shop 16 -18 Hesters Way Road (next door to Co-Op and Post Office)
Open Mon to Fri 9am to 3pm, 01242 252325
Bargains Galore! Donations Welcomed!
Save money, recycle and help raise funds for local projects
Job Club with CBH
AA
10.00 -12.00
19.00 - 20.30
FREE - Staff led
Donation - Volunteer led
Monday
Health Walking Group Meet at 10.30 FREE meet at JTs Cafe Tuesday
AL ANON
Job Club with CBH
Computer Drop In Class
10.30 - 12.00
10.00 - 12.00
13.30 - 16.00
Donation - Volunteer Led
FREE - Staff led
FREE - HWNP volunteer led
Wednes-
day
Money & Benefit Advice
Computer Drop In Class
P3 Welfare Support
English Speaking Club
09.30 - 13.00
10.00 - 13.00
13.30 - 15.30
18.00 - 19.30
FREE 01242 387618 08004080000
FREE - Volunteer Led
FREE - Staff Led
FREE - 01242 774783
Thursday
AA
POPPS 50+’s (fortnightly)
Cheltenham West Carers
(every 3rd Friday)
Heartfulness Relaxation &
Meditation (starts 26th April)
12.00 - 13.00
14.00 -16.00
16.00 - 18.00
18.30 - 19.30
Donation - Volunteer Led
£1 - Volunteer led
FREE - Volunteer Led
FREE (Last event 13th December)
Friday
Mon - Fri
Mon - Fri
JT’s Café
Lobby Computer & WiFi
08.00 - 16.00
08.00 - 18.00
Charges apply
FREE
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Springbank Community
Resource Centre
“…run by local people for local people…”
Activities, Groups & Services include:
The Living Room 12 Devon Avenue, Rowanfield Exchange, 01242 263420
Rowanfield’s very own community hub. Activities Mon to Fri including;
Family Drop–In (Mon 10-1pm), Coffee Afternoon (Tue 1—4pm), Knit
and Natter group (Wed 10-12pm), Social Action Group, IT Drop In/Job
Search and Social Evenings
Craft Club (fortnightly)
Art with Graham
Samurai Martial Arts - 3 age
groups classes
10.00 - 12.00
10.00 -12.00
17.30 - 20.30
£3.50 - Volunteer led
£5 per term - Volunteer led
Brian Jarvis 07971 584901
Monday
Dance Fit (inc. toddlers)
Infinite Tai Chi with Gillian
Help and advice with P3
Church of Christ (Service)
9.30– 10.15
10.30 - 11.30
11.00—13.00
16.45—20.45
£4 Abi 07738 082246
£5/£3.50 - Gillian 01242 248663
FREE
All Welcome
Tuesday
Active Fitness gentle exercise
POPPS 50+’s (fortnightly)
Writers Group
Line Dancing
10.00 - 11.00
14.00 -16.00
15.30– 17.00
19.00 - 20.30
£5 Abi 07738 082246
50p - Volunteer led
John Morrish 07788 515387
£5 - Sandra 0777 942 3414
Wednes-
day
Miniaturists (first Thursday)
Health Walking Group
Writers Group
9.30– 11.00
Meet 10.00
14.00 -15.00
Marlene 01452 505388
John Morrish 077885151387
Thursday
Smart Art with Graham
Craft Club
Springbank Garden Group
Fab Friday (monthly)
10.00 - 12.30
10.00 - 12.00
14.00 - 16.00
14.00 - 16.00
£5 per term
£1
FREE - Volunteer led
Mike 07925 858297
Friday
Mon—Fri Wi-Fi 08.30 - 18.00 FREE
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Cheltenham POPPs (Springbank)
POPPS aims to bring together older people locally for fun and companionship. We hold fortnightly meetings on a Wednesday afternoon (2 p.m. till 4 p.m.) at the Springbank Community Resource Centre, Springbank Way, GL51 0LG.
Sometimes we have guest speakers or performers, or we participate in an activity together. Usually we also have a raffle and Bingo.
The afternoon charge is £1 for members (£1.50 for non-members) with tea/coffee and biscuits.
Spring Programme finishes on
1 April 2020
Summer Programme
22 April to 29 July
For information contact :
Doreen Spiers on 01242 226890 or Anne
Holderness on 01242 300120 Photo by Priscilla Du Preez on Unsplash
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Hesters Way Partnership have updated the directory which will be distributed to all households in West Cheltenham at Easter. Please look out for it , it’ll probably arrive with other, perhaps less welcome post, but please don’t throw it away!
If you don’t get one through the door we’ll have copies available at the Hesters Way and Springbank Community Centres and the Hesters Way library. Otherwise you can view it online here;
hwpartnership.org.uk/directory
West Cheltenham Directory
ART at Springbank with Graham Art with Graham started at Springbank Community Centre over 11 years ago as a session funded by the 2gether Trust. The aim of the project was as therapy for people from all backgrounds who were struggling with the ups and downs of daily life.
Unfortunately after 18 months the funding was lost but local artist Graham Brindley decided to continue it himself, with the support of the Hesters Way Neighbourhood Project who continue to provide the community hall free of charge.
Graham is a very talented artist with a knack for sharing his skills with all comers, whether experienced artists, or novices who just love to paint. Graham is also willing to help any students that may need assistance for school projects.
One of Graham’s works is displayed in Cheltenham Art Gallery and is named the ‘Bird Lady’ which is a portrait of a lady that used to feed the pigeons on Cheltenham Promenade many years ago.
All are welcome to attend Graham’s sessions on Mondays & Fridays 10am-12pm no matter the age or artistic skill level. Standard brushes, paints and canvases are all provided FREE but Graham can provide special equipment at an added cost.
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ORGANISATION ACTIVITY TIME CONTACT
MONDAY Time Out for Mums (By invitation only)
10am – 12pm 01242 580812 [email protected]
Football Fitness 1.45 – 2.45pm 07392 340 414 Maxine Greenwood
Children’s afterschool club Term Time 4.30 – 6pm
Sharon Walker 07873 125563
Cheltenham Town Football Club Youth Drop-In
6—7.30pm
Beckem Foley
Tai Chi 6.45-7.30pm 07861 301368 Rose Kong
TUESDAY Parents Drop In (term time only)
Term Time 9.15am -11.30am
01242 580812
Gentle Pilates (term time only) Term Time 1 – 2pm
07934 977171
#Fuel Tuesday (term time only) 5.15 – 7pm Community Investment Team 01242 387593
|Community Choir (term time only)
7 – 9pm 07919 052895 Paula Gomersall
Football Academy Futsal Sessions
7— 9pm 07754 466939 Nick Housedon
WEDNESDAY Balance & Exercise for the less mobile
10.30 -11.30am 07817 851214 [email protected]
Football Academy Futsal Sessions
5—7pm 07754 466939 Nick Housedon
Football Fitness 7—9pm 07392 340 414 Maxine Greenwood
THURSDAY Stay & Play (term time only)
9.15 – 11am 01242 580812 www.familyspace.org.uk
stay&[email protected]
Clubbercise Exercise Class
6 – 7pm 07896 786 135
Zumba Exercise Class 7.15 – 8pm 07896 786 135
FRIDAY Coffee Shop & Family Drop-in
1st Friday of the month 10am-1pm 3rd Friday of the
month 10am-12pm
01242 580022
Social events
(inc Bistro night on 1st Friday’s of the
month)
01242 580022
Cheltenham Town Football Club Youth Drop-In
6—8.00pm Beckem Foley
SATURDAY Cheltenham Child Contact Centre
(By referral only)
9 – 5pm 01242 580812 www.familyspace.org.uk
SUNDAY Church Services 9am Communion
(first Sunday of the
month)
01242 580022
Joining the Library:
Simply bring photo ID and a piece of formal paperwork with your name and
current address. Passport and utility bill or up to date driving license. If
unsure, ask staff for details. Contact Hesters Way Library on 01242
514969
Monday 1 - 5 Tuesday 10 – 6 Wednesday 10 – 1
Thursday Closed Friday 2 – 5 Saturday 10 – 1
The Hesters Way Library
Check out your local library - you’ll be surprised at the range of
activities on offer. It could be the first step to the new you!
Regular Activities:
Library Club 1st Wednesday of the month 10.15am - 12noon
We can provide transport to the library allowing members to choose their own books and meet others. Contact the library for more information or if you would like to volunteer.
Baby and Toddlers Songs and Rhymes Free fun at Hesters Way Library
Tuesdays 11.00 to 11.30 AM
Saturdays 10.30 to 11.00 AM
Once a month we have toddler time with stories,
rhymes and colouring/craft for pre school children.
Look out for posters in the Library
Lego Club every Saturday 11.30 to 12.30. Thanks to
Baylis Cheltenham for the donation of the Lego
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OPENING TIMES
A New Year and a New You
Check out our fantastic range of Health Books
in the Health Zone in Hesters Way Library.
We have self help, diet, lifestyle and
information for carers and much more.
Feel free to ask at reception for help and
advice.
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