Your
ADULT
Guide to
A Local Summer To Contact Brereton Million… Visit www.breretonmillion.co.uk
Head to https://linktr.ee/BreretonMillion On social media, look for Brereton Million Email breretonmillion@gmail.com Call 07376 093726
#AllInThisTogether
CRAFT CLUB Every Tuesday morning 10.30am—12.30pm At Brereton Community Hub on the Armitage Road WS15 1DF. All ages and abilities welcome. £2 per person to include refreshments. Feel free to come for a cuppa and chat. Telephone or text Sarah on 07964 592945
Every Tuesday 9.30am—10.30pm At Brereton Community Hub on the Armitage Road WS15 1DF. A place where all people feel safe to belong, connect and contribute. www.placesofwelcome.org.uk www.tctogether.org.uk
We have various vacancies in roles needed to support your local community. Your help, however big or small, can make a difference. Get in touch to speak to one of our co-ordinators.
https://linktr.ee/BreretonMillion
Safeguarding Officer for the BV Youth group Secretary for the BV Youth Group Fishing group assistant leaders for BV Youth group Youth leader assistant - 8 - 12 years for BV Youth Group Youth Group assistant 12-19 years for BV youth Group School Holiday Activity Assistant leaders Delivering Newsletter and Leaflets Washing up, making drinks, cleaning up Social skills, talking to Residents, Community groups and Businesses Photography Help create competitions for the community Event support; Marshalling, stall manning, setting up stalls/gazebos, carpark closures, etc Gardening projects Litter picking - join our litter pick group Cooking projects Serving meals and setting up for groups Disability buddies, join our group to help make the village a better place for everyone to live IT Community Support - helping people use social media, face time, zoom, online shopping, etc Crafting, sewing, knitting, crocheting etc projects - Craft buddies group Woodwork projects - Wood buddies group Walk & Talk volunteers Compassionate Ambassadors - bereavement supporters Risk assessment writing Grant Writing Doing the write up of what our group does to go in newsletters/papers Website maintenance Brereton Library - Lego Coordinator St Michaels Church Lunch bunch team
Get in touch if one of these roles is the one for you
Covid restrictions: Changes in England from Monday 19th July 2021
No limit on meeting people but try to meet others outside where possible
People currently working from home should return to the workplace gradually
Nightclubs open and a return to full capacity for theatre and cinema audiences
Businesses and large events encouraged to use Covid-certification to limit the spread of the virus
Face coverings recommended in crowded public spaces, such as public transport
Social distancing no longer mandatory
Source: UK Government
For full and up-to-date details of Government and public health advice on Coronavirus, visit the UK Government website and the NHS website—www.gov.uk/coronavirus. Information correct at time of print.
As restrictions on movement caused by the pandemic are eased, the public is being warned to keep safe around rivers and canals.
Top tips for river safety
Don’t jump or dive in as the depth may vary and there can be unseen hazards.
Don’t go in near weirs, locks, pipes and sluices. These and some other water features are often linked with strong currents.
Inland waters can be very cold, no matter how warm the weather. Those going into cold water can get cramp and experience breathing difficulties very quickly.
Keep a look out for boat traffic. Boaters, especially on larger vessels, can find it very hard to spot swimmers. Parents and guardians can help keep children in their care safe by:
teaching them to swim
warning them not to go into water alone, or unsupervised
ensuring they know where the children are and what they are doing
supervising them closely when near any open water
ensure that young people are not drinking alcohol before entering the water Drowning can occur very quickly, even in shallow water, and the key to keeping safe is to take all necessary precautions to avoid getting into difficulty in the first place.
Visit https://linktr.ee/BreretonMillion to sign up to one of these new clubs Forest Visions (with a Forest school ethos) Monday and Tuesday 26th—27th July, Monday and Tuesday 2nd—3rd August, Wednesdays and Thursday 12, 13th, 19th, 20th, 26th, 27th August Mondays and Wednesdays 9.30- 11.30am Family stay and play for all ages 12.30 - 2.30pm Key Stage1&2 children only, parents can drop off Tuesdays & Thursdays 9.30-11.30 Parent & Toddler stay n play 12.30-2.30 Key Stage1&2 children only, parents can drop off 3.30 - 5.30 Teens session Year7 to Year 11 All free. Book online. Fishing club Introduction to Fishing and sign up day Learn all the skills needed to fish. Saturday 31st July 10am—12 at The Brereton Community Hub Then every Saturday,
Gardening club Thursdays from 29th July for 5 weeks. From 10am until 11.30am. Parents stay and limited places so you need to book online.
Running club Coming soon, a youth running club in partnership with Rugeley Runners. Express your interest online.
Volunteering club Follow us on Facebook and Instagram. Volunteer in projects that match your interests. Launching 8-11 year old new group this September, alongside our existing 12-19 year old group. Contact us for more details.
Saturday 4th September Starting at 10am In partnership with Rugeley Runners with money raised going towards local Youth activities. 6 mile walk around the Power Station site highlighting the whole area starting at Ravenhill Park. Join us in the park before or after for refreshments and to find out more about the local area.
Visit https://linktr.ee/BreretonMillion to sign up.
This summer, come to the park, use our equipment to collect a bag of rubbish on
every Monday at 12pm and Thursday at 6pm between 26th July and 26th August and we will swap your bag of rubbish for an ice cream!
Respect, Protect, Enjoy Respect: consider the local community and others using the countryside and local spaces. Protect: please take any litter and dog poo home with you, and keep dogs under control. Don’t have BBQs or light fires. Enjoy: we want you to enjoy the areas wonderful green spaces, so do your research and Know Before You Go, and stick to social distancing measures.
Your
Guide to
Young persons
A Local Summer Find the Youth Group online at... Visit www.facebook.com/ breretonmillionyouthclub Head to www.instagram.com/ brereton.volunteering.youth/