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CLUB MEETINGS - Most club meetings feature a demonstration about turning by an invited guest or club member. The group also have club nights, with a number of lathes being operated by members demonstrating various techniques and projects. There is a club shop selling sandpaper, finishing…

Saturday 16 September | West Berkshire Museum | 11am - 2pm | Free, drop-in Learn the fundamentals of ‘fill the gap’ braiding with members of the Kennet Valley Guild of Weavers, Spinners and Dyers.. Lucet and Marudai braiding demonstrations will bring the craft to life.…

Saturday 2 September | West Berkshire Museum | 11am - 2pm | Free, drop-in Have a go at spinning with natural fibre and learn about preparation and drafting using either a drop spindle or working alongside a wheel with one of our experts. Spinning wheel…

Workshop: Have a go at weaving Saturday 26 August | West Berkshire Museum | 11am - 2pm | Free, drop-in Try your hand at stick weaving and learn about simple weaving techniques on our table and heddle looms. Experts from the Kennet Valley Guild of…

World Crafts at Newbury Library - Starts Friday 4 November, 10.30am-12.00pm.(Excl. every 3rd Friday on the month) Explore the arts and crafts of cultures around the world and master them yourselves in our weekly World Crafts workshops with artist Mandy Allport. New to the UK?…

Our Daycamp and Residential Camps deliver school holiday activities the YMCA Way.  Our unique approach brings our mission and 6 values to life, supporting each child to develop individually. We understand that finding good quality childcare can be a real challenge, so we offer fun, exciting affordable…

Our sessions are free, and open to anyone over 17 experiencing mental health problems. The sessions are lots of fun, for all abilities and all about getting as active as you like in a safe supportive environment. They are drop-in sessions, so no need to…

Sport in Mind, the charity that uses sport and physical activity to improve the lives of people experiencing mental health problems. This weekly session is free to attend, open to all abilities, delivered by a qualified instructor, Julie, and all equipment is provided. 

Sport in Mind, the charity that uses sport and physical activity to improve the lives of people experiencing mental health problems. This session is open to all abilities, all equipment is provided, and is delivered by a qualified session leader, Helen.

It can be rewarding to care and help your family cope but you should still be able to relax and have some fun, which is what West Berkshire's Young Carers Project is all about. The aim of the project is to help by... reducing the amount…

A free information service in West Berks offering support and resources to those diagnosed with YOD under the age of 70, including their family, carers and friends. The group works closely but independently with the charity Young People with Dementia (YPWD) Read further information on…

A weekly group for young parents aged 21 and under with children aged 2 and under This session is run by a Health Professional& staff at the Family Hub and supported byThatcham Youth.You will have the chance to ask questionsand meet other parents whilst giving…

Supporting Care Leavers and Homeless Young People aged 16-25 We help young people bridge the critical gap between leaving care and independent living.  We also help young people move on to independence after being homeless. More than 11,000 young people, aged 16-18, left care last…

From Summer 2015 young people aged 16-18 have a statutory duty to participate in learning or training. The options available include full time education at school or college, an Apprenticeship, Traineeships, Supported Internships or other full time work including volunteering alongside part-time education or training,…

A virtual and telephone based 'one-stop shop' platform to help young people, families/carers and agencies. Find links to activity groups, resources, support agencies and opportunities available (including volunteering during this time). This service has been created with funding partner Greenham Trust