This year’s Christmas dinner took place at Kenilworth’s Holiday Inn in a spirit of friendship and fun. In the midst of 2025’s very busy 16 days of Activism it was good to step back and simply enjoy the company of friends. The evening was rounded
It was the turn of Kenilworth Soroptimists to host the Midland Arden Region meeting. As well as sharing the work of the different clubs in the region,there were presentations from speakers Donna Lewis and Katie Dixon from Anawim – the Birmingham based charity supporting vulnerable
Many thanks to Vicky and Ann from Read Easy #readeasy for their excellent presentation about teaching adult non-readers. This teaching programme grew from the Shannon Trusts work teaching reading in prisons and now is a national organisation working 1 to 1 with any person who
This year, the Sunday before Remembrance Day fell on the 9th November. At our War Memorial there was an impressive turn out of representatives of the many organisations that operate in Kenilworth, joined by our MP, Sir Jeremy Wright, and the town Mayor, James Kennedy.
This event took place at the Birmingham Conference and Events Centre between October 31st and November 2nd – three days of inspiration, interest, learning and fellowship . Day 1. This was the day to meet old friends and make new contacts. And importantly there were
We are really delighted to be donating £1750.55 to Baby Lifeline after our charity matinee on October 4th of Jane Austen’s “Emma” at Kenilworth Talisman.Theatre. Many thanks to the Talisman for working with us on this and many congratulations on superb production of Andrew Davies’
It may be some months ago now but we haven’t forgotten the excellent work done by Deborah Thomas, a women’s health physiotherapist and Doctor Rebecca Jacques, on our behalf, when they led an evening devoted to Your Menopause Matters. The project was the focus of
We loved hearing from the manager from our local Refuge organisation about their work. She radiates positivity and talked eloquently about the challenges and the solutions they find in Warwickshire to support women and their families who need safe places to rebuild their lives.
The ideal size for a club is the one in which every member has the opportunity to work to their strengths, make friends, learn and contribute. So what size is that – ooh, about our size, don’t you think! A very warm welcome to Alison.
