Sunday, 10 March 2024
Safer Streets - Free Online Bystander Training Sessions
As part of the Safer Streets Project for Folkestone and Swale, online bystander training has been organised to help equip residents with the skills to intervene and prevent harmful situations.
If you would like to join one of the free interactive online coaching sessions, please scan the Eventbrite QR code links in the poster to register.
Funding for the campaign came after Swale, through the Community Safety Partnership, worked with the Kent Police and Crime Commissioner to successfully bid for the additional resources.
Upchurch Matters
Friday, 8 March 2024
St Mary's Church Fundraising Sale
Saturday 9h March between 10:00am - 11:30am
Homemade Cakes, Jams, Pickles, Scones and Savouries
Also Puzzles, Books, Bric-à-brac and sometimes Plants
Something for everyone!
Refreshments
Please help support this ancient building - Thank you
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Tuesday, 5 March 2024
Saturday, 2 March 2024
The Rainbow Café at St Mary's Church
On the 2nd Thursday of each month.
The Rainbow Café at St Mary's Church opens its doors again on Thursday the 14th of March, between 2:00pm and 4:30pm.
The first hour and a half is usually a more peaceful time for the grown ups, but if you have a toddler, you are very welcome too.
We are going to introduce the opportunity to play Rummikub.
Never played it?
It's very addictive!
Come along, and we will show you how.
Or you can just come and chat and enjoy our delicious home cooked cakes and savouries.
Where else can you get a hot drink and a slice of homemade cake for £2?
And, of course, when the children come out of school, we will be ready with our amazing snack deal of 5 items and a drink for £1, followed by crafts and a story for them to enjoy.
And if that's not enough good stuff, our income gives 4 children a chance to go to school in Uganda and feeds breakfast to a group of Ugandan children at their Saturday Breakfast Club.
Everyone is welcome.
Gill Gay and the Rainbow Café Team
Email: gilliangay99@yahoo.co.uk
Who do you Recognise? What was the Year?
Click the article to enlarge.
Thanks to Mark Hewitt for sending us this local newspaper article about the boat arriving from Chatham Dockyard in the playground at the old Annexe School in Holywell Lane, Upchurch.
Mark has some great memories of playing on the boat and wonders which children you recognise from the photo taken with Headmaster Mr Alan Andrews.
Also, what was the year?
The boat was later moved to the playground at the new Holywell School in Forge Lane, where the younger children enjoyed playing on it too.
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