Every Wednesday 6pm to 8pm for people 18-26 years with additional needs. For more information contact 01724 296759. New members please call the Hub. Date reviewed: 24.10.19
Provides support, advice and information to people with Parkinson’s, their carers & families. Contact Mrs Crowe on 01724 856 704 or Mrs Brackenbury on 01724 720 867. Date Reviewed: 7.8.19
Social morning of coffee, with a pub-style quiz and information on local community activity. Activities change on alternate weeks. A bingo session is also available for a small fee of £1, sessions are otherwise free. Sessions are held every Wednesday … Continued
Meets every Wednesday at Hibaldstow Village Hall from 7.15pm to 9.15pm for practice sessions and also play at evenings and weekends for competitions. Cost: £2 per session which includes refreshments and there is a £10 annual fee which you pay … Continued
This Carers Group meets every first and third Tuesday of the month from 1pm to 3pm at Baysgarth Leisure Centre, Brigg Road, Barton, DN18 5DT. Groups are a great way to meet other carers, socialise, develop friendships and share information. … Continued
Meet fortnightly every Tuesday mornings 10am to 12 noon (term time only) at 20/21 Visuals Arts Centre, Scunthorpe. Call 01652 650585 for more information Date Reviewed: 6.2.20
Weekly crafting sessions every Tuesday from 10am to 12 noon. Contact Linda on 01652 656 043 for charges, as costs vary. Sessions are for Advanced Crafters. Date reviewed: 23.10.19
Friendly social games of dominoes and whist with refreshments. £1.50 to cover drinks and snack. Contact Kirton Town Hall on 07752 246255 for further information. Date reviewed: 27.12.19
Legs, bums and tums class that runs every Tuesday from 9.15am to 10.15am at the Kimberley Performing Arts Centre (which is situated on the South Leys Campus on Enderby Road in Scunthorpe). £4 per session, with every 4th session being … Continued
This Carer Group meets on fortnightly Tuesday from 1pm to 3pm at Ashby Meadows, The Link, Ashby, Scunthorpe. Groups are a great way to meet other carers, socialise, develop friendships and share information. Alternative care and transport may be available. … Continued
