Another full house for this very popular event that is always a joy to produce. There is nothing like the atmosphere at our events and this one was just as good as any we have had in the past. It’s thanks to all of you who turned up with the intention of having a good time and it’s thanks to Rich for calling the numbers and the rest of the committee for producing the food and running the whole evening. The next one will be in March next year so look out for the details in the magazine or online.
Trip to Otter garden centre
This was a new venue for us and one that I hoped would appeal to most of the people who travel with us on our trips. I was not disappointed as everyone really enjoyed the day out. The garden centre is a real gem with ample parking, an exceptional array of plants and a restaurant with a lovely selection of lunches and cakes. The whole place is clean and bright and the staff very helpful and pleasant. The consensus was that we should visit this one again in the future.
Christmas Shopping Trip – 26th November 2025
Yes, it’s getting to that time of the year! We will be returning to Cardiff for a Christmas shopping trip. The coach will be leaving the village at the normal time of 10am and the cost will be £20pp (£22 for people outside the village). Ring Peter on 778119 for a seat, it’s a lovely place to shop or just window shop.
Christmas Party Time – 6 December 2025 (3.00pm-6.30pm)
Once again as Christmas draws closer and we start planning our festivities, we will be inviting our qualifying residents to join us for an afternoon of entertainment and Christmas celebration. You’ve probably already noticed our posters about the village or on our social media. If you would like to attend, please call Jean on 01793 771304 to book your place. £8.00 per person. As usual street wardens and minibus crew are invited to attend free of charge.
Burns Night Celebration – Saturday 24th January 2026
As this event is always a popular one, we have decided to start selling tickets earlier this year. If you would like to attend, please call Andrew on 01793 956095 to reserve your ticket. As usual there will be a 3-course supper and ceilidh all for £26 per person.
Chatter Club continues
We will be holding our next Chatter Club on Wednesday 5th November, looking forward to seeing our growing group of residents at The Red House which will continue to host the club on the first Wednesday of every month. Offering a warm space for chatting, playing pool or cards, sipping tea or coffee, and enjoying cake — all free of charge. Join us from 11.30am to 2pm. If you need minibus transport, please book via Hazel on 770862.
The November meeting will include a taster session and brief talk from a representative of Wiltshire Farm Foods, so if you haven’t been before and fancy trying some of their main courses and desserts come along on the day at the usual time of 11.30.
Stay Connected
Do not forget to follow us on social media and join our mailing list to keep up to date with events, news, and fundraising. To be added, email secretary@purtonageconcern.com
Together, we keep Purton thriving — thank you for all your support!
Peter Berry Chairman, Purton & District Age Concern
Our once-a-year trip to Weston-Super-Mare went ahead on August 27th and we managed to get over 40 people on board for the day. The wet weather was coming in from the West and passed over us on the way down, leaving a lovely clear, bright, and sunny day for us to enjoy. The sea was almost visible which is high tide down there! Everyone had good feedback and they all got back to the coach on time for us to leave as arranged. Thanks to Tim our driver from Ellisons who looked after us and thanks to all the people that made such a nice day happen.
Christmas Shopping Trip – 26th November 2025
Yes, it’s getting to that time of the year! We will be returning to Cardiff for a Christmas shopping trip. The coach will be leaving the village at the normal time of 10am and the cost will be £20pp (£22 for people outside the village). Ring Peter on 778119 for a seat, it’s a lovely place to shop or just window shop.
Burns Night Celebration – Saturday 24th January 2026
As this event is always a popular one, we have decided to start selling tickets earlier this year. Publicity posters will be circulated over the next few weeks but if you would like to attend, please call Andrew on 01793 956095 to reserve your ticket. As usual there will be a 3-course supper and ceilidh, all for £26 per person.
Chatter Club continues
We will be holding our next Chatter Club on Wednesday 1st October, looking forward to seeing our growing group of residents at The Red House which will continue to host the club on the first Wednesday of every month. Offering a warm space for chatting, playing pool or cards, sipping tea or coffee, and enjoying cake — all free of charge. Join us from 11.30am to 2pm. If you need minibus transport, please book via Hazel on 770862.
The November meeting will include a taster session and brief talk from a representative of Wiltshire Farm Foods, so if you haven’t been before and fancy trying some of their main courses and desserts come along on the 5th November at the usual time of 11.30.
Event for carers – Saturday 11th October 2025
There will be an event at the Village Hall on 11th October, from 10am-1pm called Carers Community Event which is designed for people who are caring for someone and are seeking advice. Purton & District Age Concern will be represented there, and we would love to see anybody that wants to know what we do in the village and how we can help.
Swindon WOW (What’s On When)
Swindon WOW is a guide produced by a company called Home Instead. It is a directory of the activities in the local area suitable for older people in general including those groups specifically living with dementia. For enquiries phone 01793 234439 or email cat.attewell@homeinsteadswindon.co.uk There are lots of activities in the local areas.
Tai Chi for Health and Wellness
Our Tai Chi classes continue Thursdays at 1.30pm (term-time only) at the Millennium Hall. This gentle exercise is known to be beneficial for balance, wellbeing, and even conditions like Parkinson’s Disease. First-timers get a FREE taster session; subsequent sessions cost £7. No need to book, just come along! For more info, contact Graham on 07950 510420.
Wiltshire Bobby Van
The Wiltshire Bobby Van Trust is still operational, providing home security checks and installing smoke/fire detectors — all FREE. Visit www.wiltshirebobbyvan.org.uk or call 01225 256867 (Mon–Fri, 9am–5pm) to book a visit.
They are also offering ‘Ring’ Doorbell installations which allow the homeowner to see who is at their door. It is essential that you have a smart phone with the appropriate software and internet connections. We know that a lot of people do not have this equipment but for those that do and are interested in discussing further you can contact them on 01225 256867 or email BobbyVan@wbvt.org for details.
Could We Support Your Group?
If you are involved in a local group or club that supports older residents and needs a bit of funding, we would love to hear from you. Email secretary@purtonageconcern.com with details of your project and we will see how we can help.
Are You 65+ and Living in Purton?
If so, and you have never heard from us before, please reach out. We want to make sure all qualifying residents are aware of the support we offer, including who your street warden is. Contact Georgina on 07966 222967 or email secretary@purtonageconcern.com.
Need Transport?
If you are over 60 and need help getting to the surgery or a shopping trip, call Hazel on 01793 770862 to arrange a seat on the Purton & District Age Concern minibus.
Wheelchairs and Mobility Aids
We have a small stock of wheelchairs, walkers, crutches, and walking sticks available for loan. Contact Peter on 01793 778119 or email secretary@purtonageconcern.com if needed.
Stay Connected
Do not forget to follow us on social media and join our mailing list to keep up to date with events, news, and fundraising. To be added, email secretary@purtonageconcern.com
Together, we keep Purton thriving — thank you for all your support!
Peter Berry – Chairman, Purton & District Age Concern
Purton and District Age Concern (PADAC): Celebrating 60 Years of Community Support
Purton and District Age Concern (PADAC) is a dedicated organisation serving older residents aged 65 and over in and around Purton village. Our mission is to improve the quality of life for our community’s older members by offering a wide range of services designed to support their independence, wellbeing, and social connections.
We have a team of street wardens who regularly check in on residents, ensuring they are safe and encouraging social interaction. Our minibus service provides transport to local events, the community café, doctor’s appointments, coffee mornings, and more. In addition, we offer Tai Chi classes at heavily subsidised rates and host free coffee and cake mornings to promote socialising and relaxation.
Education is also a key part of our work. We help older people understand who they can trust and raise awareness about potential scams or unsafe situations.
What makes PADAC special is that it is entirely run by volunteers — no one receives payment. Our activities and services are funded solely through fundraising events and donations.
As vice chairman of the committee, I am actively involved in our fundraising efforts. One of our popular events is the “3B’s” — Bangers, Beans and Bingo. For a ticket price of £15, attendees enjoy a two-course meal and six bingo cards. These events are well attended, with around 90 people coming each time. Preparing meals for such numbers is no small task: cooking 100 baked potatoes, 24 tins of beans, 200 sausages, alongside delicious puddings requires a lot of hard work, but it’s incredibly rewarding.
Our biggest annual fundraiser is Burns Night, which attracts around 100 guests for a three-course dinner, whisky, and dancing. The preparation for this event is especially demanding — from peeling 25kg of swede and potatoes to cooking and organising the evening — but the sense of community and enjoyment makes it all worthwhile.
I enjoy the kitchen side of things, but we also have the more creative members setting up the rooms for the events. The Burns Night decorations, always looks amazing.
On average, I dedicate 1 to 2 full days and one evening each month to meetings, planning, and preparation. Beyond the regular committee volunteers, many other friends and helpers contribute by supporting events, serving food, and creating a welcoming atmosphere.
I love volunteering for PADAC because I have made new friends that I wouldn’t normally meet in my everyday life. PADAC is an essential part of my life, and I am proud to be part of a team that makes such a positive difference.
Is now fully booked, which is great, thank you all for showing such interest, it makes us feel good when our events are so well attended. For those coming please make sure you put the right date on your calendar as it is Tuesday 24th June. I have a small waiting list so if you haven’t booked the best we can offer is any cancellations we might get.
Our trips are intended for people of pensionable age and a friend or carer, if necessary. Occasionally we may open the trips for the general public if we need to fill the spaces. Village connections are a must.
Wine Tasting evening 13th June
There are still some tickets available for this very indulgent evening, who wouldn’t want to try different wines and snacks and learn something about where and how these wines are produced. The event will be hosted by Magnum Wine Shop in Swindon. Tickets are still available at £23 per person and can be booked by emailing events@purtonageconcern.com or calling Georgina on 07966 222967.
Coffee Morning
Our annual coffee morning at Dick & Jackie Scott’s garden on the farm at Bentham is on the 5th July and is a £2 entry for tea/coffee and biscuits on the gate. There will be cakes to buy, tombola, raffle and lots of sun (we hope) in this idyllic surrounding. The minibus will be available if needed. More details in the next magazine.
Chatter Club
We ran the first of these on Wednesday 7th May and after a slow start we had about 25 people turn up and by the reactions they will be telling other people what a nice time they had. We have made arrangements for Chris at the Red House to host our Chatter Club on the first Wednesday of each month giving people the opportunity to get together for a chat, play pool, cards, bridge, along with a coffee or tea and some cake, perhaps even a roll up on the bowls green all for FREE between 11.30am-2pm so keep in mind the 4th June. We hope to see you there! The minibus will be available for those who need it – remember to book your seat with Hazel.
Let us know
We are always looking for ways to support the older residents in Purton and sometimes it’s very difficult to ensure that we include everybody. If you are part of a club or group in the village and have a project that specifically focuses on our older residents, but you could do with a little bit of help with the funding, send us a message including details all about your project to secretary@purtonageconcern.com and we’ll see if we can help.
Pancreatic Cancer awareness event
What a great event was organised by a group of people from this village to raise funds to help towards finding treatments for this very serious cancer. It was held at the Red House starting with raffle sales the week before and at 11am on Saturday 10th May with a darts competition then food from 1pm, lots of things for children to do, a tombola with amazing prizes and at 7pm an auction with donations from companies, restaurants, traders and individuals that was frenetic from the start. I hope that they have made plenty of money for this worthwhile cause, and congratulations to the team that organised it so professionally, what a village we live in.
Dementia Adventure
This is something that came to light when a couple (one with dementia) went on one of these holidays recently and couldn’t wait to tell me about it. It is a small group, only 8 people and with four carers felt very safe. They asked about being picked up, and they were – from their front door.
The itinerary was as follows:
Staying at Tre-Vern, Llangarron, Ross-On-Wye, HR9 6PQ. Monday: Meet and greet at Pengethley Garden Centre. Peterstow, Ross-On-Wye, Herefordshire HR9 6LL. Tuesday: Dean Heritage Centre Museum & grounds. Then in the afternoon enjoy a Falconry handling experience onsite back for dinner at the accommodation. Wednesday: Breakfast at the accommodation then drive to Norchard station for a steam train ride (about 85 minutes). On board the train will be treated to a delicious picnic. Back to Norchard Station, drive to Ross Cider for a tour of the farm and press , followed by a tasting that includes non-alcoholic options. Return to the accommodation, have a cooked meal with the group, followed by a sing-a-long session with Helen from Singplicity. Thursday: After breakfast drive down the Wye Valley to board a boat for a cruise along the river Wye. Go to Old Ferrie Inn for lunch. After lunch drive to Symonds Yat Rock for coffee and cake in the cafe and walk up to the viewpoint. Dinner at the accommodation before a performance from the Got2Sing choir. Friday: Breakfast at the accommodation before checking out at 10a.m. Coffee and cake at Goodrich castle.
Did you know that there is a free check by the fire service for anyone over 65 to replace/install smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors? If you or any of your neighbours/family are interested the link is below.
The Tai-Chi classes continue to run weekly (term time only) at 1.30pm on Thursdays at the Millennium Hall. Come along and enjoy the benefits of this gentle exercise. Apparently one of the best exercises for Parkinsons Disease is said to be Tai Chi. Anyone is welcome to join the group. There is a FREE taster session for all first timers. New members will have to fill in a health form at the first lesson. Cost is £7.00 per session. If you have any questions, please contact Graham on 07950 510420.
Qualifying residents
Are you 65 or over and live in the Purton Area? Do you know who your street warden is? We try to maintain an up-to-date list of the ‘qualifying’ residents but it’s not always possible to keep up with all the changes. If you answer ‘yes’ to the two questions but have never received any communication from Purton & District Age Concern please contact Georgina, our secretary, to find out what services we offer and who the street warden is for your patch. Email: secretary@purtonageconcern.com or call 07966 222967.
Minibus
If you need to use the Purton & District Age Concern transport for surgery appointments or to go on one of our shopping trips, and are over 60 years of age, then please contact Hazel on 01793 770862 as usual.
Useful contacts
If you have a problem or need to speak to anyone on any other topic, then your first port of call should be your street warden. Failing that other contacts are Peter Berry from Purton & District Age Concern on 01793 778119 or Debbie Lawrence, Clerk of the Parish Council, on 01793 771066. Remember that Purton is a very special village and there is always somebody that can help and will help.
Wheelchairs etc
We have a couple of wheelchairs, walkers, crutches, and walking sticks, so if you think you might need to borrow any of these at any time then you can contact Peter on 01793 778119 or email secretary@purtonageconcern.com for details.
If you need it!
Bobby Van – This service has now ceased and you will have to phone 0800 038 2323 and you will be directed to Dorset & Wiltshire Fire & Rescue Service who will try and help you with battery or alarm replacements.
Pheonix – This is no longer a free transport service on your bus pass. You need to ring 01249 890794 to book with them. Remember that you now have to pay for this service.
Keep in touch
Why not check out our social media to keep up to date with our events and fund-raising.
If you would like to be added to our events mailing list, please drop us a note email: secretary@purtonageconcern.com
We had our first Bangers, Beans & Bingo night on the 28th March and what a great night it was. The atmosphere was noisy & fun, which seems to be a Purton trait, as people catch up with their friends. Richard our caller always manages to rhyme each number called, often very funny and often full of inuendo! The food was delicious with locally sourced sausages, jacket potatoes and baked beans with cheese sprinkles and a variety of desserts which went to seconds for some people! We catered for 100 people and the kitchen staff worked so hard to get it ready ‘banger on time’. We will be running another one of these on 3rd October so look out for the contact information in the magazine or online nearer the time.
First coach trip of 2025
We have organised a coach trip for Wednesday the 21st May which will be a journey up to Great Malvern for some wonderful sightseeing then on to Birdwood near Gloucester for lunch and a different route back to Purton. The cost of £30 per head (£32 for non-qualifying residents & people living outside the village) will include lunch from a two-course menu. Ring Peter on 778119 to book. The pickup time will be 10am at all the usual places through the village.
Wine Tasting Fund Raiser
Back by popular demand, we are holding our second wine tasting event, hosted by Magnum Wine Shop on Friday 13 June in the Village Hall. Tickets are now on sale at £23.00 per person. This was a very popular event for us in 2023 so be sure to get your ticket requests in quickly so you don’t miss out. The evening will involve sampling some fine wines and enjoying some light food accompaniments while learning all about the grapes, regions and wine making process. If you are interested in attending this event, please email events@purtonageconcern.com or call Georgina on 07966 222967.
Cardiff Bay boat trip
We have booked a 50-seater boat for a 2-hour cruise around Cardiff Bay on the 24th June which unusually is a Tuesday as I couldn’t get one for our regular Wednesday slot because of availability of coaches. So please make sure you put the right date on your calendar. This trip includes a fish & chip lunch on board and the cost is £40 per head (£42 for non-qualifying residents & people outside the village). The pickup time will be 10am at all the usual places through the village.
Our trips are intended for people of pensionable age and a friend or carer, if necessary. Occasionally we may open the trips for the general public if we need to fill the spaces. Village connections are a must.
Chatter Club
We are always trying to think of more ways to involve the wider population of our older residents in the events and trips we run. We have therefore decided to trial a monthly Chatter Club in the hope that it will give more people the opportunity to get out and socialise with like-minded residents. We have made arrangements for Chris at the Red House to host our Chatter Club on the first Wednesday of each month giving people the opportunity to get together for a chat, play pool, cards, bridge, along with a coffee or tea and some cake, perhaps even a roll up on the bowls green all for FREE between 11.30am-2pm so keep in mind the 7th May. It’s for our Purton residents 65 yrs + (Carers welcome too).
We hope to see you there! The minibus will be available for those who need it – remember to book your seat with Hazel.
Let us know
We are always looking for ways to support the older residents in Purton and sometimes it’s very difficult to ensure that we include everybody. If you are part of a club or group in the village and have a project that specifically focuses on our older residents, but you could do with a little bit of help with the funding, send us a message including details all about your project to secretary@purtonageconcern.com and we’ll see if we can help.
If you would like to be added to our events mailing list, please drop us a note email: secretary@purtonageconcern.com
We have organised a coach trip for Wednesday the 21st May which will be a journey up to Great Malvern for some wonderful sightseeing then on to Birdwood near Gloucester for lunch and a different route back to Purton. The cost of £30 per head will include the lunch which will be from a two-course menu. Ring Peter on 778119 to book. The pickup time will be 10am at all the usual places.
How can we help more?
We are always looking for ways to support the older residents in our village and sometimes it’s very difficult to ensure that we include everybody.
If you are part of a club or group in the village and have a project that specifically focuses on our older residents, but you could do with a little bit of help with the funding, send us a message including details all about your project to secretary@purtonageconcern.com and we’ll see if we can help.
Smoke and fire detectors
Did you know that there is a free check by the fire service for anyone over 65 to replace/install smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors? If you or any of your neighbours/family are interested the link is below.
The Tai-Chi classes continue to run weekly (term time only) at 1.30pm on Thursdays at the Millennium Hall. Come along and enjoy the benefits of this gentle exercise. Apparently one of the best exercises for Parkinsons Disease is said to be Tai Chi. Anyone is welcome to join the group. There is a FREE taster session for all first timers. New members will have to fill in a health form at the first lesson. Cost is £7.00 per session. If you have any questions, please contact GRAHAM on 07950 510420.
Qualifying residents
Are you 65 or over and live in the Purton Area? Do you know who your street warden is? We try to maintain an up-to-date list of the ‘qualifying’ residents but it’s not always possible to keep up with all the changes. If you answer ‘yes’ to the two questions but have never received any communication from Purton & District Age Concern please contact Georgina, our secretary, to find out what services we offer and who the street warden is for your patch. Email: secretary@purtonageconcern.com or call 07966 222967.
Minibus
If you need to use the Purton & District Age Concern transport for surgery appointments or to go on one of our shopping trips, and are over 60 years of age, then please contact Hazel on 01793 770862 as usual.
Useful contacts
If you have a problem or need to speak to anyone on any other topic, then your first port of call should be your street warden. Failing that other contacts are Peter Berry from Purton & District Age Concern on 01793 778119 or Debbie Lawrence, Clerk of the Parish Council, on 01793 771066. Remember that Purton is a very special village and there is always somebody that can help and will help.
Wheelchairs etc
We have a couple of wheelchairs, walkers, crutches, and walking sticks, so if you think you might need to borrow any of these at any time then you can contact Peter on 01793 778119 or email secretary@purtonageconcern.com for details.
If you need it!
Bobby Van – If you need the Bobby Van for replacement batteries or if your smoke alarms are not working properly then call them on 01225 256867.
Pheonix – This is a free transport service on your bus pass. You need to ring 01249 890794 to book with them. Remember if we don’t use it, we lose it!
Keep in touch
Why not check out our social media to keep up to date with our events and fund-raising.
If you would like to be added to our events mailing list, please drop us a note email: secretary@purtonageconcern.com
This is our biggest event of the year, and it didn’t disappoint, in fact I think that this was probably our best one so far.
We had a capacity attendance of people who had obviously come out to enjoy themselves. The evening started with the piper, Simon, welcoming guests with his music as they entered the hall and everyone taking their seats for the dinner. The haggis was piped around the hall and then Laura, our Vice-Chairman, read the ode “To a Haggis” by Robbie Burns. We then toast the haggis, everyone standing and drinking their dram of whiskey.
Convention finished, out came the three-course meal, beautifully prepared by the committee and helpers, which, from the feedback I had, was enjoyed immensely by everyone there. Simon played music between courses, and everything was cleared away ready for the dancing.
Sarah and her band, Rock ‘n Reel, then started the ceilidh which is very much like country dancing, well that’s what we did anyway, and the enthusiastic ones joined in and bounced around the hall, not always in the right direction!
Halfway through the evening we enjoyed Heads and Tails, a knockout event governed by the toss of a coin which was hilarious and run by Alan and Richard who have done this many times before, followed by the raffle and then on to more dancing. The evening goes so quickly, and the excitement is palpable. The day is a lot of hard work but so worthwhile.
I am pleased to say that we raised approx. £1500 during the evening, which is a great start to our 2025 fundraising efforts.
This year’s events
We realise that our events are very popular, and we have planned a lot of events again this year, so you need to keep an eye on our website and check out this magazine for the dates and type of event.
Please only contact us once we have announced the date and the point of contact for a particular event.
All events must be first come – first serve for us to reach the widest group of attendees. We are sorry if you have already missed out on 3B’s in March which has already sold out but keep an eye out for more as we start planning and announcing them.
Smoke and fire detectors
Did you know that there is a free check by the fire service for anyone over 65 to replace/install smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors? If you or any of your neighbours/family are interested the link is below.
The Tai-Chi classes continue to run weekly (term time only) at 1.30pm on Thursdays at the Millennium Hall. Come along and enjoy the benefits of this gentle exercise. Apparently one of the best exercises for Parkinsons Disease is said to be Tai Chi. Anyone is welcome to join the group. There is a FREE taster session for all first timers. New members will have to fill in a health form at the first lesson. Cost is £7.00 per session. If you have any questions, please contact GRAHAM on 07950 510420.
Qualifying residents
Are you 65 or over and live in the Purton Area? Do you know who your street warden is? We try to maintain an up-to-date list of the ‘qualifying’ residents but it’s not always possible to keep up with all the changes. If you answer ‘yes’ to the two questions but have never received any communication from Purton & District Age Concern please contact Georgina, our secretary, to find out what services we offer and who the street warden is for your patch. Email: secretary@purtonageconcern.com or call 07966 222967.
Minibus
If you need to use the Purton & District Age Concern transport for surgery appointments or to go on one of our shopping trips, and are over 60 years of age, then please contact Hazel on 01793 770862 as usual.
So many people really suffered over the Christmas period last year! There were all sorts of flu, bad colds and chest infections that simply refused to go away, and we all suffered for several weeks. We hope that you all managed to fit in some sort of Christmas festivities. I know of a lot of people that were happy to write off Christmas this last year. Let’s hope that It will all be different in 2025 and a distant memory by this Christmas coming. We hope you all stay fit and healthy throughout the year.
We have a lot of functions for you to enjoy once again and look forward to catching up with everybody. We will update our website with all the information on our fund-raising events and dates for our coach trips so if you are able, then please look at the website or if not in the magazine for information if you aren’t online for when these events will take place.
We hope that all of you that qualified enjoyed the vouchers that were issued, we will work hard to make sure we can do the same this year.
Three B’s
This will be our second event of the year, after Burns night in January and will be on Friday 28th March in the Village Hall. For those of you that haven’t been to one of these we have Bangers, Beans and Bingo hence the 3B’s with a raffle and money prizes on the bingo. This is always a popular event so please make sure you book early by ringing Andrew on 01793 956095 for tickets as it is ticket only on the night.
Wheelchair or electric bath riser seat
If anyone wants details of either of these, which incidentally are free to obtain, then ring Peter on 778119 for further information.
Smoke and fire detectors
Just to let you know that there is a free check by the fire service for anyone over 65 to replace/install smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors. If you or any of your neighbours/family are interested the link is below.
The Tai-Chi classes will be running weekly at 1.30pm on Thursdays at the Millennium Hall, so come along and enjoy the benefits of this gentle exercise. There was a talk recently at the Surgery about Parkinsons Disease and the best exercise was said to be Tai Chi, so if you know anyone with the problem then they are welcome to join our group. We will be offering a FREE taster session for beginners. New members will have to fill in a health form at the first lesson. Cost is £7.00 per session. If you have any questions, please contact GRAHAM on 07950 510420.
If you would like to be added to our events mailing list, please drop us a note email: secretary@purtonageconcern.com
