We were so lucky to be able to host an important evening on the subject of the menopause. This presentation was devised and offered to us by physiotherapist Deborah Thomas and GP Dr Rebecca Jacques, both who have expertise in women’s health issues. The evening,
We really appreciated the visit from two of the managers from our local Refuge at the February meeting. It is good to be kept up to date with the latest developments both with the Dispersed Housing and Refuge Accommodation and we’re always moved by the
At our February meeting we were delighted to welcome Pauline and Gill to SI Kenilworth and District. From their introductory speeches it was clear that they both bring a wealth of skills and enthusiasms with them. Whether they dive straight in or take their time
We’re getting ready for International Women’s Day! The theme this year is Rights, Equality, Empowerment Check out our Facebook postings as we get nearer to the date! And you can read more about it on our page
If it’s the 25th November, the answer is – A Lot! The 25th November marks the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and Girls. It’s the day we begin our 16 Days of Activism but it’s also the day for other groups
The Thought of an End to Violence Against Women and Girls With the colour orange representing hope for a violence-free future for women and girls, preparations began for an Orange Cafe to launch our 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence.
Paul Street, Project Manager for Safe and Sound, Colmore Business Improvement District #colmorebusinessimprovementdistrict provided much for us to think about at the November ’24 business meeting. He is a community safety expert coordinating highly practical projects within Colmore BID, to improve the working environment for those
At 11.00 am on Sunday 10th November, Kenilworth took two minutes to pause and remember. Standing at the War Memorial we could all read the names engraved there, of those local townspeople who lost their lives in war. Townspeople like us, and our neighbours. It
Our resourceful sister Sharon is presently in Madagascar. In the midst of her holiday preparations, she decided she couldn’t fly away from life here in Kenilworth without taking something to people who have so much less than we do. Here’s the message Sharon
