What’s on in East Northants Thursday Coffee Mornings at the Bridge Hotel Thrapston
The coffee mornings are held fortnightly and often followed by lunch. The group is very friendly and welcoming and have lots of ideas for future meetings and activities. Why not come along and have fun, you will be made very welcome. It costs £2.00 for coffee and home made biscuits. For more information and dates telephone Deana on 01832 733710
FITNESS for Seniors Improve Your Health, Fitness & Quality of Life
Using the ‘Use it or Lose it’ philosophy. In order to slow down the aging process and maintain & contribute to quality of life whatever the age. Functional Training for everyday life! NEW CLASS - Wednesday 11.30am - 12.30pm St Michaels Mission Rooms, Wells Street, Finedon, Northants NN5 5JP For more information contact Suzanne Tel: 07951 010079 or Email:
newphysique@talktalk.net
Coach trips update
Coach Trip to Windsor - 6th August FULLY BOOKED - Important Information. The coach will depart Daventry Bus Station at 7.30am. Depart - Christchurch Road (Abington Park end ) 8.00am. Depart - Victoria Street 8.15am. Please be at departure point 10 minutes before departure so we can be on our way. The time in Windsor is to do whatever we like with in the time available. The coach will depart for home around 4.45pm. Mobile number for use on the day 07964 532213. Tel 01604 718098 E-mail
sandra.frampton240@
btinternet.com Black Country Museum - 2nd September FULLY BOOKED - Important Info. Depart - Christchurch Rd (Abington Park end) 8.30am. Depart - Victoria Street 8.45am. Please be at departure point 10 minutes before departure so we can be on our way. This trip includes coach travel, entry fee into the Museum , a welcome talk and a lesson in the school room in the afternoon - time to be advised on the day. You are free to wander around at your leisure. There is a volunteer in each room to answer your enquiries. Maps of the site and details of refreshment options will be available on the day.
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