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Wellness Networks

Erewash Borough Council enable three of the five wellness networks in Petersham, Kirk Hallam and Cotmanhay, whilst Erewash Voluntary Action enable the Sawley and Sandiacre networks.

Find out more about upcoming walking events in the borough on the walking page of erewash.gov.uk and on the Walk Erewash Facebook page.

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Without volunteers the council wouldn’t be able to run its walks. Volunteering is a great way to engage with the community, helping to keep people active and healthy, whilst enjoying the outdoors.

Find out more about volunteering at walkderbyshire.org.uk

Erewash in Bloom

Did you know that there are five Community Wellness Networks in Erewash which aim to develop community health and wellbeing?

The networks, which operate in Petersham, Kirk Hallam, Cotmanhay, Sawley and Sandiacre, deliver health and wellbeing related projects.

The community wellness networks are made up of local groups, residents and organisations who come together to support and help drive health and wellbeing outcomes in the community. Each has a dedicated Community Activator working in each area to drive the work and enable the network to grow.

Each network has an action plan with agreed priorities for its community. The networks have regular face-toface meetings and are always open to new members and receiving input from the local community.

If you are interested in being a part of a Community Wellness network please contact: becky@erewashcvs.org.uk for Sandiacre & Sawley aija.cirule@erewash.gov.uk for Kirk Hallam laura.minall@erewash.gov.uk for Petersham isabel.greed@erewash.gov.uk for Cotmanhay

Residents, community groups, businesses and schools are invited the take part in this year’s Erewash in Bloom Gardening Competition.

People are encouraged to create jubilant planting schemes to mark the Coronation of His Majesty King Charles III.

The competition is one of the largest in the East Midlands with categories including front and rear gardens, wildlife and environmental gardens and hanging baskets and planters. As well as some cash prizes, there are garden centre vouchers and trophies for some categories.

To enter submit up to eight photos of your garden using the online form at erewash.gov.uk/bloom

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