Here you will find details of clubs, societies, places to visit, and many other entries that are welcoming to, or specifically for, people with disabilities. Please feel free to comment on any of the places mentioned or to suggest some new ones.
Showing posts with label Wisbech. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wisbech. Show all posts
Tuesday, 23 February 2016
Transport
All the local bus information can be obtained from the Fenland @ your service shops or libraries. If you have access to the internet you can also use the bus services websites which are listed below. You can use the computers in the libraries to get this information. The library staff will be glad to help.
W: Stagecoah website
Bus route numbers
33 March town
46 and 56 March to Wisbech/Wisbech to March
66 Wisbech town circular routes via Tesco
Women’s Institute
The Women's Institute (WI) was formed in 1915 to revitalise rural communities and encourage women to become more involved in producing food during the First World War.
Since then the organisation's aims have broadened and the WI is now the largest voluntary women's organisation in the UK. The WI will celebrate its centenary in 2015 and currently has 212,000 members in over 6,300 WIs.
The WI plays a unique role in providing women with educational opportunities and the chance to build new skills, to take part in a wide variety of activities and to campaign on issues that matter to them and their communities.
There are local meetings at the March Community Centre and The Rosmini Centre in Wisbech, and in many other village locations.
March:
2nd Thursday of the month @ 2:30pmSt Peters Church Hall,
PE15 9JR,
March Community Centre,
2nd Thursday of the month @ 9:30am
PE15 8LE
Wisbech:
Once a month, @ 1:00pmThe Rosmini Centre,
PE13 2PH,
Contact the centres for more information (details are in this booklet) or visit the WI website.
W: The Women's Institute
Tower Hall Carpet Bowls Club
Carpet bowls club.
Tower Hall Community Centre,
Maltmas Drove,
Friday Bridge,
Cambs,
PE14 0HW
Tuesday 7.30pm-10.00pm. Friday 2.00pm-4.00pm
Contact JOHN HEELEY:
T: 01945 581683
E: heeley.highside@talktalk.net
Tower Hall Community Centre,
Maltmas Drove,
Friday Bridge,
Cambs,
PE14 0HW
Tuesday 7.30pm-10.00pm. Friday 2.00pm-4.00pm
Contact JOHN HEELEY:
T: 01945 581683
E: heeley.highside@talktalk.net
The Hubb
This is a social club for people with learning disabilities and their carers.
There are always lots of different activities happening during the evening.
3rd Thursday of the month.
From 7:00pm until 9:00pm.
Victoria Lodge
Larksfield
Wisbech
PE13 2UW
T: 01354 750335
W: Victoria Lodge Blog
Rosmini Centre Wisbech
A community centre in Wisbech that offers many activities and rooms for hire. Visit the website or call for details of their current timetable
69A Queens Road
Wisbech
Cambridgeshire
PE13 2PH
Monday
IAG session
10.00am - 16.00pm
Please call for an appointment
Interpreters available on request and availability.
Tuesday
IAG Sessions
11.00am - 15.00pm
Information, Advice & Guidance sessions with Bi-Lingaul Interpreters, please call or pop in to make an appointment
Thursday
IAG session
10.00am - 13.00pm
Please call for an appointment
Interpreters available on request and availability.
Womens Institute
13.00pm - 17.00pm
One session per month
Credence Law Group
16.00pm - 18.00pm
Legal counsel
Friday
Folk dance
10.00 - 12.00
Fortnightly - 2nd and 4th Friday of the month.
All ages welcome :-)
U3A Ping Pong
2nd and 4th Friday of each month
13.00pm - 15.00pm
Contact the centre for a full and up to date list using the details below.
T: 01945 474422
W: The Rosmini Centre
E: anita@rosmini-wisbech.org
Ramblers Fenland Group
Opportunities to walk, and work with, a friendly group. Meeting other people who are interested in walking and also maintaining footpaths.
Walks are organized fortnightly on Sundays and some weekdays. A mixture of short and long walks to suit all ages and abilities.
Sunday 9.00am at:
Church Terrace car park,
Wisbech.
W: Fenland Ramblers
TheLight Cinema Experience
Before your film begins, you can have a drink in the Green Room, our cafe bar. And as all our screens are licensed, you are free to take your refreshments into the screen to enjoy with your movie.
Wheelchair spaces are available in all screens and we provide IR headsets for the hard of hearing, so you can fully enjoy the film of your choice. Private screenings and corporate bookings are easily organised, just get in touch via one of the methods on the contact us link. There is ample free parking on site at Cromwell Road.
You can book online; choose your film and time from the list on the website. You will then be presented with ticket types. Select which one you would like, choose your seats and then follow instructions on payment by credit card.
Alternatively you can come into the cinema, either on the day or in advance, and book your tickets with a member of staff.
Please note that we have unallocated seating on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, which means you will not be able to choose a seat. You can sit where you like when you go into the auditorium.
T: 01945 651 410
W: TheLight Cinema
CEA Card
TheLight is one of the cinemas taking part in the CEA card scheme. This allows you to apply for a card that will provide 1 carer with a free ticket to support you in the cinema. The card costs £6.00 per year. You can get full information and apply for the card online using the address below.
W: Cinema Exhibitors' Association (CEA)
Leisure Centres
Chatteris Leisure Centre, Eastwood, Chatteris PE16 6FN
George Campbell, City Road, March PE15 9LT
Hudson Leisure Centre, Harecroft Road, Wisbech PE13 1RL
Manor Leisure Centre, Station Road, Whittlesey, Peterborough PE7 1UA
There is a huge range of activities from sports courses, holiday activities and crèche facilities at your local leisure centre. The leisure centres hold activities throughout the year and run extra activities during the school holidays.
For information about what is going on contact your local centre.
T: 01354 622399
E: leisureservices@fenland.gov.uk
W: New Vision Web Site
Fenlands Association for Community Transport Ltd
FACT operates as a not-for-profit organisation serving the Fenland area of Cambridgeshire to people who have difficulties using conventional modes of transport. We aim to provide accessible, affordable and safe transport services. You must be a member of FACT to use this service.
We are a membership organisation, therefore groups/individuals are required to register with us before they can benefit from our services.
Our fleet of vehicles range from minibuses with seating capacity of 12 – 16 passengers which can carry up to four wheelchair users and cars carrying one wheelchair user/two passengers. Our vehicles are fully accessible to accommodate wheelchair users.
All drivers are trained to a nationally recognised standard – MiDAS (Minibus Driver Awareness Scheme) which is endorsed by ROSPA (The Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents).
We aim to achieve a good quality, friendly and flexible service and we encourage people to telephone or write in with complaints/grievances/suggestions, etc.
In conclusion, we are a Community Transport organisation, which will co-ordinate and develop the use of our vehicles in order to bring greater mobility to people living in the Fenland area of Cambridgeshire.
5 Martin Avenue
March
Cambridgeshire
PE15 0AY
Telephone: 01354 661234
Fax: 01354 661235
Email: contact@fact.gb.com
Fenland Equestrian Centre
Fenland Equestrian Centre is located midway between the villages of Elm and Fridaybridge and the town of Wisbech in North Cambridgeshire.
The centre began modestly in 2001 when Steven and Amanda Pinder moved to the area from Yorkshire with their Racehorse "Efaad" only to find that there was no suitable stabling in the area. Undaunted, they set about building their own livery yard with a capacity to stable 9 horses. Such was the demand that they very soon had to expand the stabling to accommodate 18 horses.
Following a successful bid, "Olympic Legacy" funding was obtained from Sports England to assist in the building of further facilities. The centre now covers 20 acres and includes fenced arenas including an all-weather arena, floodlit to Olympic standard, stabling for 34 horses, and a cafe.
As a genuine community facility the centre is open for equestrian and non-equestrian events such as football and dog training. In addition to providing much- needed facilities the centre has also created employment and training. All staff are qualified first aiders and are CRB checked and trained in Child protection. On the other hand you may be interested in riding lessons or want to arrange livery for your horse or pony.
Our new building includes a cafe - just the thing if you're dropping someone else off for a lesson or passing by and in the need of refreshments - much more comfortable than waiting in the car or having to make two trips!
The Tack Shop has everything you need for horse and rider. Friendly staff are always willing to help and give advice.
Looking for Birthday ideas, why not give one of our gift vouchers or hold your birthday party here. Birthday parties can be tailored to your needs or have a theme.
Whatever you're looking for, we hope you find it, but if you need any further information, please feel free to contact us or pop in and have a look around.
Open every day from 8.30 am to 5.30pm We are often open late most evenings until about 9pm and Sundays for Shows and Events.
Fenland Equestrian Centre
Redmoor Lane
Begdale
Elm
Wisbech
Cambs. PE14 0RN
T: 01945 466617
M: 07876 764497
E: info@fenlandec.co.uk
W: Fenland Equestrian Centre
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