Freelancer. Loves connecting people. Involved with @Woolly_Works CIC @OurSceneCIC and @MeadowPatchwork Activity Plan Consultant. ❤Dogs & red wine.
Birmingham, England
Joined November 2011
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NEW regular social opportunity for disabled and/or neurodivergent 18-30 year olds living in Selly Oak constituency. Funded by @SellyOakNNS Contact the team at Parks For Play. Details on poster.
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Thank you to the fab folk of The Good Yarners for the tree & fence decorations for Dawberry Corner Community Garden. Castle Cartons in Kings Road sponsored the tree & lights. It looks so pretty! Online gallery of makes here: ourscene.org/baubles/ project funded by @SellyOakNNS
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Dawberry Corner Community Garden is in the news! Full feature will be on Midlands Today at 6.30pm featuring more of the fab volunteers. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cr56…
So proud of @byTinaFrancis my friend and partner in stitch crime at @Woolly_Works for her brilliant MA show this evening. Congratulations!
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Premier Driveways just up the road have been going above & beyond for Dawberry Corner garden. A great job installing the new pathway, but also tapping up contacts to get us free gravel boards for the new fencing & doing some unexpected ground levelling, moving us forward. Thank U
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All welcome to this event to celebrate resident-led action as well as for shoppers and businesses in Kings Heath and elsewhere to find out more about the new resources and information available to support people with access needs along the High Street. Come along! #UKSPF
ALT Poster inviting people to event at All Saints Community Cafe to speak to residents behind the Access For All Project and to find our more about the access project in Kings Heath.
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Kings Heath trailblazing on the news! Tune in 4 mins. 34 secs! Check out the feature on our project in partnership with Kings Heath BID about supporting and encouraging business to improve accessibility along Kings Heath High Street. #UKSPF bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m0…
Proud to work with Parks For Play and delighted to share that we have received #NationalLottery funding from @TNLComFund for our Play Well project! Thank you to National Lottery players for helping #MakeAmazingHappen. Here is a serious announcement from Laura Watts, co-founder.
I feel blessed to meet amazing women through our projects whose lives I might never have connected with. Richer for it.
Today we celebrate #IWD2024 by expressing our thanks to all the women that have worked with us over the last year.
As the seasons change we send the light of the moon to all women across the world.
This image is from our project #WeCarryTheLight with @lunarsoc & @LegacyWM1
Inspirational women.
Today on #IWD2024 we want to 🥳celebrate the amazing women who lead *ALL* the non-profit community groups & social projects based in Brandwood, to benefit Brandwood communities @DawberryFields @Hub_AgeTogether @dvsouthbham @BrandwoodCentre Friends of BEC @OurSceneCIC Board🤩
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🎉Not long to go before the #GreatWinterGetTogether. What great way to spend a Sunday. Hopefully see you there.
📅 14th Jan
⏲️11am-1pm
📍The Hub Hazelwell, 318 Vicarage Road B14 7NH
Another fantastic year working with and with funding from @SellyOakNNS for @Woolly_Works and @OurSceneCIC projects. Thank you to the fabulous team for your support.
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🥳🥳Not long before the Christmas Celebration Event at Maypole Methodist Church. Looking forward to seeing everyone who wants to come and join us for some seasonal fun. @BhamCityCouncil @great_together #WarmSpaces
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🎶 It’s time to play the music, it’s time to light the lights! 🎶
We are green with joy to host a charity screening of THE MUPPETS (1979) in January 🐸🐷 A hilarious cult classic that is more entertaining than humanly possible!
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"Report THAT to the National Trust, mate"
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ALT Poster for Sightseers. Screening at Stirchley Baths, at 7pm, on Friday 24th November. Evil wears a knitted jumper!
Agreed. Lovely article. It makes me feel sad that uni students have those perceptions about the city. They need to leave their student areas and explore! I came to uni here in 1991 and probably only knew Selly Oak, the bullring and city centre clubs for first 4 years!
Just read a gorgeous article from @brumdispatch on the idea of pride in the city, which filled me with more warmth than this overpriced coffee from the coach station. I’m off to visit a pal but the article makes me want to stay and give Brum a big hug.
birminghamdispatch.co.uk/p/a…
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The first film I saw in a cinema after Lockdown was LIMBO. I cannot tell you how joyful it is! And @ScreenB14 are sharing the joy on 26th Nov. You will laugh, you will cry, you will support refugees.
Two weeks to go and 50% of tickets sold for our Limbo screening! All proceeds go to @KHAction. Book now to avoid disappointment.
🎥 Limbo (12)
📆 26/11
🕚 5.30 doors, 6pm start
🏠 Kitchen Garden Café
🍹 Drinks available at Fletchers
👂 Subtitled
🎟️ ticketsource.co.uk/screen-b1…
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If you missed our Swirly Snail Trail last week, don’t be😥our snails are still hiding for you to find! Come and enjoy Kingston Hill Park whenever you choose! @BOSFonline @OurSceneCIC @BhamCityCouncil @TAWSociety #lovewhereyoulive
