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Merv celebrates 25 years at the Community Centre
This week we held a little celebration with Merv to thank him for the 25 years he has spent with us. We presented him with a sketch of his beloved dog Charlie, who was also the inspiration for the cake. … Continue reading →
Carols on the Doorstep: 20 December at 5:30pm
We hope many of you will join in with Winchester’s Carols on the Doorstep on Sunday 20 December at 5:30pm, a great initiative from our Trustee Debbie Deeney in association with Winchester Radio. I wanted to let you all know … Continue reading →
Neighbourhood Watch Alert: Incident in Broad Chalke Down
Neighbourhood Watch have made us aware of the following incident that took place in Broad Chalke Down in Badger Farm this week. “I wanted to let you know about two worrying incidents involving my elderly mother who is over 100 … Continue reading →
BFOBRCA Trustees needed
We are seeking experienced members of the public to join our Board of Trustees. We are particularly keen to recruit members of the local community in Badger Farm and Oliver’s Battery who have one or more of the following skills: … Continue reading →
Winter 2020 Edition of Community News
I don’t know about you, but I’m making the most of the Christmas season this year (following the Covid rules, of course). I think after the exceptionally difficult year we’ve had, a little bit of hygge goes a long way. … Continue reading →
Care Choices’ Dementia Friendly Hampshire Guide 2020 is published
Care Choices is an organisation that works with local authorities to produce social care information guides. These are designed to support you and your family in the choices you need to make when you are looking for care. Care Choices … Continue reading →
The Giant Lantern Project
Winchester Cathedral invite you to get involved with their new community project by creating a lantern for their Christmas art installation. As the days get shorter and darker and we look towards the light and hope of Christmas, Winchester Cathedral … Continue reading →