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• Tai Chi classes take place every Friday at  the Essex Unitarian Church, 112 Palace Garden Terrace, W8 4RT at 11 a.m. - 12:15 pm 

• Chair Exercises take place every Monday afternoon at Binbrook House,  Sutton Way, Dalgarno Gardens, North Kensington, W10 5HF and Cremorne Sheltered Housing, Jean Darling & Chelsea Farm Houses, Milman Street, Chelsea, London, SW10 0BY

• Digital Hub sessions at Cremorne Sheltered Housing and Kingsmill House, Sutton Estate. To help with any digital issues. Please call 0203 719 4954 to book.

• Art Classes Every Monday at Cremorne Sheltered Clubrooms. Please call 0203 719 4954 to book.

• Every Wednesday 2pm on Zoom our Weekly Get-Together. Whether you want to catch up with old friends, meet new ones, or share ideas on activities and initiatives, this is the perfect space for us to connect as a community. This is an open space for all members to come together, chat, and enjoy some time in good company. Whether you have something on your mind or just want to listen, everyone is welcome!

• Inside Leighton House Museum with Charlotte Villiers. Thursday 9th October at 2-3:30 pm. Holy Trinity Sloane Square, 146 Sloane Street, London SW1X 9BZ. We’re pleased to announce a special upcoming talk by Charlotte Villiers (Learning and Public Programme Manager) from the renowned Leighton House Museum — a hidden gem in the heart of Kensington and Chelsea. Join us as Charlotte shares the fascinating story behind this unique museum, once the home of Victorian artist Lord Frederic Leighton. She’ll explore the history, recent restorations, and the extraordinary architecture and art collections that make Leighton House one of London’s most inspiring cultural spaces. Whether you’re a lover of art, history, or local heritage, this promises to be a truly engaging and informative session.

• Who was Charles Dickens. Thursday 16th October at 2-3:30 pm. St Mary Abbots Centre, Vicarage Gate, W8. One of our best known novelists, Dickens was also a social campaigner, journalist, actor and many other things. But who was the real Charles Dickens? This talk looks at the many aspects of Dickens' life and career - a man who kept elements of his childhood secret, who behaved badly towards his wife but is celebrated as the Man who invented Christmas. Organisations. Our speaker is Peter Whitehead who, after a 40 year career in the Civil Service, now volunteers at a range of institutions. In the past these have included the Charles Dickens Museum, the Old Royal Naval College Greenwich and the Royal Academy. He now is a volunteer at The Charterhouse and The Guards Museum and gives talks to help fundraise for these institutions.

 

 

Please call 0203 719 4954 if you require further information or to book your attendance