Latest Events in Maldon(May Updated)

This interactive day course encompasses Palliative care topics including: managing expected deaths symptom management advance care planning escalation of treatment decisions Who should attend? This course is aimed at all health professionals involved in the care of children with life limiting or life threatening illness from hospital, community and hospice settings F or further information please contact Mandy Thorpe (mthorpe@martinhouse.org.uk)or education@martinhouse.org.uk L unch will be provided - please email education@martinhouse.org.uk with any specific dietary requirements after booking. Terms and conditions 1. Bookings We accept all course bookings via our online booking system or via email for invoices. The Customer shall pay any invoice submitted by Martin House within 30 calendar days of the date of the invoice, and in any event prior to the Training taking place, to a bank account provided on the invoice by Martin House, or in the case of online bookings, shall make payment as required by the Online Booking Process. A 10% uplift will be applied to any invoice not paid within the required timeframe. 2. Insufficient Bookings If there are insufficient bookings for a course, Martin House Children’s Hospice have the right to cancel the course. Where possible this decision will be made no later than 1 week before and all candidates will be informed, and any fees fully refunded. 3. Cancellations and refunds In order to receive a full refund, cancellations must be made with 14 days before the course date. These refunds will incur a 10% administration fee. After this date no refund will be offered. Fees are non-refundable for non-attendance at a course. 4. Transfers Transfer of bookings to a new date after the 14-day cut off will incur a 10% payment cost to cover administrative costs. 5. Intellectual Property All intellectual property rights in or arising out of or in connection with the Training, including any associated Training Materials shall be owned by Martin House. No reproductions, recordings, scans or copies (wholly or in part) shall be made of the Training Material without the prior written consent of Martin House Information Source: Martin House Children's Hospice Education Centre | eventbrite

A beginner’s guide to watercolour pencils with Amanda Beck Learn about techniques used with watercolour pencils to create your own vibrant sketches. This one-day course will guide you through some top tips and techniques to get you started with watercolour pencils. Watercolour pencils are so versatile and are a great way to introduce colour into your drawings as well as build up your confidence in painting. Watercolour pencils are portable and also fun to work with if you’d like to start sketching on location. What will be covered in this workshop? · Easy to follow Demonstrations using watercolour pencils and water pens · Group step by step exercises putting the techniques into practice · An explanation of colour mixing and how to choose colours for the subject matter · You will be supported by a comprehensive handout you’ll learn how to apply a range of techniques to create a simple landscape · Learn the process and which techniques to select to create atmosphere and depth in your landscape · Advice on materials along with the best papers and sketchbooks to use · Encouragement to experiment and enjoy the creative process of drawing and painting with watercolour pencils · How to create a mini palette and use a water pen · How to present and mount your mini landscape painting Cost: £65 An artist mount will also be provided to present your finished piece. You may like to give it as a gift for someone special! Or keep it for yourself to display at home. All materials will be provided (includes a professional set of Artist’s watercolour pencils to use). However, if you have a set you’d like to use and bring along please do. I can advise on similar colours. Artist quality work best as they pigment is brighter and stronger. Student feedback from a previous watercolour pencil course 'Just wanted to say thank you so much for a brilliant day. I enjoyed it immensely - it was such a treat. I found all the information you gave was interesting and inspiring and came away feeling more confident in using watercolour pencils in a more exciting way.' Information Source: The Craft House | eventbrite

RE:VAMPED WEEKEND 2025 Goth City Promotions present - the third Re:Vamped Weekend of vampire-adjacent culture! After the success of our first two events, we are delighted to announce that we are back for a bigger bite! The schedule will include: - The Re:Vamped vampire masquerade ball in the Midland Hotel ballroom on the evening of Friday 23rd May (8pm-midnight) featuring DJ Pinka Belle. - the fifth World Dracula Day Lecture presented by Rosie Garland, plus stalls and much more in the Midland Hotel ballroom on the afternoon of Saturday 24th May (12pm-3pm) - Great live music at the famous 1 in 12 Club on the evening of Saturday 24th May (5pm-11pm) featuring 1919, Last July, Byronic Sex & Exile, Chaos Bleak, and Hurtsfall, - and all in aid of PAFRAS (Positive Action for Refugees & Asylum Seekers) Information Source: Goth City Promotions | eventbrite

**Bradford's Annual Town-Wide Garage Sale will be held on Saturday, May 24th, 2025. **There is a $10.00 fee to be included to be on the map. **Once spot on map is paid for follow the promps to fill out all information for your individual sale. *The map will be posted on the Historic Downtown Bradford Facebook page prior to event. Information Source: Downtown Bradford Business District Authority | eventbrite

Local artist & designer, Wendy from Wiggy Creates, invites you to come along to her woven vessel workshop and enjoy a fun and relaxing day learning how to construct strong, colourful and memory provoking vessels. Wendy developed her fabric pots from her love of travel, exploring various cultures, their colours and textiles. Having lived overseas for 6 years, she had gathered a huge collection of fabrics, each provoking memories of trips and friends she travelled with. Wendy encourages you to learn how to coil and weave your memories into your pots via the fabrics you bring along to the workshop and maybe share those memories over a cuppa whilst weaving. It could be a memory of a loved one, childhood, special event or even your favourite pair of old ripped jeans you can’t bear to part with. The binding of your materials with coloured threads will always compliment your fabric choices.You might not have time to finish your individual design in class but you will leave with the know-how to complete it at home and move on to more ambitious and bigger vessels. The workshop includes rope, thread, scissors, needles and some of Wendy’s fabrics from her travels. We would ask you to bring pieces of fabric and/or items of clothing from home to personalise your pot further. Skill Level: No previous experience required. Cost: £80 per person (includes materials and equipment use). Information Source: The Craft House | eventbrite

On arrival you will complete profiles which I can later use for matchmaking with previous attendees if you are interested. For safety ID cards will be requested. This is followed by speed dating. You will be able to speak with individuals for 5 to 10 minutes depending on the number of people. Later, you can enjoy a 2 course meal, hopefully with good company. There will be an activity to help develop your social skills. At the end you can chat again to people you wish to get to know further. EARLY BIRD TICKETS DEADLINE 30/3/25 For furher information contact Naz via saeedan@hotmail.com or 07487699396. Rules and policies Please be prepared to show ID cards to verify ages and ensure safety of participants. Refunds are allowed up to 7 days before the event. Management may remove participants if behaviour is deemed inappropriate. Participants are asked to be polite and respectful even though they may believe someone is outside of their age range. Please use the opportunity to network and develop connections. Safety Tips and Precautions Please take a chaperone when meeting people, and keep work and home addresses private for atleast 4 months when getting to know potential partners. Controlling behaviour and sudden explosive anger should be an indication that the relationship should end abruptly without explanation. Information Source: Naz | eventbrite

We're delighted to be joined by The Pukka Peacock, for an evening of exceptional indian-inspired cuisine, and Beautiful Beer. The Pukka Peacock is one of Bristol's new, independent, family-run restaurants. A cosy, 20-cover space on the up & coming Sandy Park Road of Brislington, the vastly experienced Chef Dhayalan Paul, is welding a little magic within this, his local community, in South Bristol. 'Authentic South Indian food', 'home cooking' & 'a local hidden gem' are some of what the recent guest reviews say. And of course, they serve some beautiful Wiper and True beers! Indian food and beer have often walked hand in hand and now we take it to the next level, matching some of Chef Dhayalan's fresh, innovative & flavourful dishes with our exciting beers. You'll be treated to a five course menu, expertly crafted and presented by chef Dhayalan, owner and head chef of The Pukka Peacock. Each course will be accompanied with a Wiper and True beer, selected to perfectly compliment the dish infront of you. We've invited one of our knowledgable brewers to come along and guide you through this experience, providing insight into the brewing process, and flavours that inspired the pairings. So join us for a casual and informative dining experience at our intimate neighbourhood bar, nestled in the heart of St Werburghs, The Barrel Store. Tickets are £65 per person, and include 5 courses, and 5 ⅓' s of Wiper and True Beer. Full menu below, Vegetarian/Vegan options available, you will be required to pre-order via bookings@wiperandtrue.com. If you would like to come along, but have specific dietary requirements, please contact us, and we will do our best to accommodate you. https://www.thepukkapeacock.co.uk/ Information Source: Wiper and True | eventbrite

Introduction to Line and Wash Painting Join International Artist Linda Hollingshead, well known for her friendly, inspirational and enjoyable courses and workshops to be introduced to Line and Wash. This enjoyable relaxed style of painting combines drawing and sketching with pens, with the addition of colour using inks and watercolour washes. Discover how by using waterproof pens and watercolour wash, you can soon capture the likeness of a subject and create expressive and loose sketches and paintings. Linda guides you through a variety of techniques, tools and the materials to use. Interactive easy exercises will give you a step-by-step introduction to how best to use a pen as a drawing tool and how liquid inks and watercolour can be used to create different effects. Using photographs, we will cover a range of subjects to give you the chance to practice the techniques. The afternoon’s focus is on gaining confidence with these techniques and best practice. Using simple subjects and photos to follow steps to create results to be proud of. Participants will be shown demonstrations and have guided one to one help and advice with opportunities for Q&A’s to achieve best results. There will be plenty of time to practice Line and Wash at your own pace. The round up session suggests ideas and ways going forward to continue your creative practice. The Workshop Involves…. ● Painting demonstrations ● Knowledge of the best materials and tools to use. ● Brush handling techniques ● Introduction to using and working with line and wash to explore and express your creativity. ● Step by step process of creating line and wash sketches and paintings. ● Time to practice new techniques This is for you if you want to…. Combine drawing and painting Discover a relaxed quick way to capture a subject Introduce an enjoyable pastime into your life Gain confidence in your art Try something new Cost: £85 per person - includes materials and equipment use and expert tuition. You will take home the new drawing pens you use in the workshop so you can continue your artistic journey at your leisure. Information Source: The Craft House | eventbrite

1-2-1 Muslim Marriage Event BRADFORD for Ages 22-37. ✅ BURGER/FRIES INCLUDED. ⛔️ NO BOOKING FEE ON TICKETS! ✅ OPEN TO: Single,Divorced,Widow,Reverts ✅ FOR ALL MUSLIMS, RACES & ETHNICITIES. ✅ BRITISH CITIZENS ONLY. THIS EVENT IS 1-2-1 (NO group of 8-10 people on round tables, like other organisers) . Our events all attendees speak to each other for up to 5 minutes. This event is open to all Muslims, all races, ethnicities & backgrounds. All Single, Divorced, Widowed and Reverts are welcome. Book Now & Pay No Booking Fees! Join us for our next Bradford event, don't miss this opportunity to meet like-minded individuals in a relaxed and friendly environment. The perfect event for Muslims aged 22-37 looking to find their life partner. Taking place on Saturday May 31st , 12PM at the beautiful new Bison Steakhouse Bradford where delicious Burger & Fries will be served. If you're looking for life long companionship, then this event is the perfect opportunity. EVENT FORMAT: During the event, you will take part in 1-2-1 rotations allowing you to engage in one-on-one conversations lasting up to 5 minutes. This is NOT a group rotations event (we DON'T sit 8-10 people on round tables) , you speak to the person sat opposite only. If you come across someone with whom you share a mutual interest, we can assist in exchanging details. All attendee information is strictly confidential and only shared with consent. ADDITIONAL DETAILS: ✅ Open to all Muslims & all Ethnicities. ✅ All Single, Divorced, Widowed & Reverts. ✅ Delicious Burger/Fries included. ✅ British Citizens only. ✅ 1-2-1 rotations event. NO Group tables. ✅ Experienced team will be at hand to help. ✅ Starts at 12PM, late arrivals pay £25 FEE. Don't miss out! Get Tickets now and join our Muslim Marriage Events Bradford. IMPORTANT: THIS EVENT IS OPEN TO BRITISH CITIZENS ONLY . A VALID PASSPORT OR A FULL UK DRIVING LICENSE NEED TO BE PRESENTED AT REGISTRATION. NO ID = NO ENTRY. DRESS CODE: Dress to impress, the dress code is smart-casual. Please keep it halal. HAVE QUESTIONS? Please email hello@blushevents.co.uk, a member of the team will respond within 24 hours or call 0800 772 0806. Information Source: Single Muslim Events | eventbrite

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Location: The wild orchard - Bradford Time: 11 - 1:30pm Date: Sunday June 1st 2025 Agenda: Ice breaker Quick recap and review of our book Break for brunch Flower arranging workshop Book: Women around the messenger All ages welcome, girls only Information Source: Nihayah book club | eventbrite

Join us for this half day workshop where we will turn the humble can into something beautiful to treasure for years to come. I will show you how to transform your left-over drinks cans into usable material. You will then learn metal shaping and embossing skills to enable you to create your own unique floral designs. You will be shown a range of techniques and get to experiment a little before committing to your final framed design. I will be on hand throughout the session to provide guidance, tips and templates to help the design process go smoothly. You will take away a beautiful framed creation at the end of the session. Made from humble drinks can; proving that one man's trash can most definitely be another's treasure! It is the perfect eco-friendly workshop to get your creative juices flowing. Suitable for beginners. All materials will be provided but please feel free to bring along any unwanted rinsed used drinks cans and they can be added to your creation (the more the merrier). Skill Level: Suitable for beginners. Cost: £35 per person. Information Source: The Craft House | eventbrite

Subhumans at 1 in 12 Club Bradford Iconic punk band Subhumans come to the world famous autonomous DIY venue. Support from Retsu and Under the Influence. Information Source: Tory Crimes | eventbrite

Social Venture School is a free c ourse made up of 4 classes for individuals and groups who have an idea that will create social or environmental change. You only need to purchase one ticket which will include all the classes. To complete the course you must attend each class, all of which will take place in Lower Grange Community Centre. Classes: 2 June 2025 from 10am to 12.30pm 9 June 2025 from 10am to 12.30pm 16 June 2025 from 10am to 12.30pm 23 June 2025 from 10am to 12.30pm In each class, you will get expert help to explore and develop your idea and come away with a plan for kickstarting your enterprise journey. Plus, you’ll meet other like-minded people, build a network and hear from local people who’ve already set up a social enterprise, co-operative or other social venture. Social Venture School is delivered by Participate Projects in partnership with Lower Grange Community Association, and sponsored by Yorkshire Building Society Charitable Foundation. What will we cover in the classes? We will guide you through the Social Venture Toolkit, which includes: - Choosing the right legal structure/business model - Communicating your ideas - Understanding finance and creating a sustainable model - Finding and applying for funding - Considering stakeholders and relationships - Demonstrating the benefits of your work and completing impact monitoring You will leave with a basic business plan, a support network of local people who are on a similar journey to you, and the contacts and information you need to take the next steps. There will be an opportunity to access additional one-to-one support upon completion of the course. Information Source: Participate Projects | eventbrite

Join professional mosaic maker Abigail Barker, for a fun and informal day, learning to create a beautiful mosaic bird bath. Please note: the bird bath base is terracotta which can crack in freezing temperatures. Please make sure to protect your finished mosaic in very cold weather. Skill level: Suitable for beginners as well as experienced mosaic makers. Cost: £90 (includes all materials and quipment use). Information Source: The Craft House | eventbrite

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A hare gazing at the Moon is meant to bring luck to anyone who sees it. Create your own luck in this half day workshop covering the basic skills of decorative paper cutting. Spend a relaxing session tuning out the outside world whilst learning the techniques to create something beautiful from the simplest of materials, the humble sheet of paper. You will be given the opportunity to sharpen your knife skills on some practice activities before moving on to produce your own framed hare to bring a bit of spring time warmth to your home all year round. You can expect to walk away at the end of the session with your own framed piece of paper cut artwork to proudly display in your own home or perfect as a gift for a loved one! Don't worry no drawing skills are needed! You will be working on templates created by myself. All you need is a steady hand and a bit of patience! Suitable for beginners and more experienced cutters alike. Cost: £40 per person - includes all materials and equiptment usage Information Source: The Craft House | eventbrite

In this 1-day course we will be working with oil paints and a medium called cold wax to create paintings with depth and atmosphere. Paula will share with you her techniques for creating atmospheric landscapes and dramatic skies with transparent colours and blending techniques using squeegees, palette knives and brushes. The workshop will include information about techniques, as well as demonstrations and plenty of time for practice. You will be amazed by what you can create in just one day! What will be covered? • Introduction to using cold wax medium with oils • Introduction to the tools • Working wet-on-wet • Using transparent and opaque colours to create depth and atmosphere. • Incorporating pigments into your work • Blending techniques Do I have the experience? Whether you are a professional artist or haven’t picked up a paint brush since school, absolutely no experience of painting or of working in oils needed. Just come prepared to have fun and to experiment. What shall I bring with me? All materials and use of tools are covered in the price of the workshop. Please bring your own apron or shirt that you don’t mind getting splashed with paint. Where is the workshop being held? The workshop is held at the Craft House in Bingley, West Yorkshire which is also where Paula has her studio. Bingley is easy to get to by road, train and plane and we have lots of people who travel from all over the country to attend one of Paula’s workshops. There are lots of places to visit within a short distance from Bingley including the World Heritage site, Saltaire where you can see some original David Hockneys; the beautiful village of Haworth, made famous by the Brontes; and the stunning Yorkshire dales with its three peaks and Malham cove. There’s so much to see and do you’ll want to make a weekend of it! I’m hooked… what other workshops can I do? Why not join the 1-day Exploring oil and cold wax workshop and experiment with techniques for building rich layers of texture, patterns, marks, and colour to form rich, complex foundations to your paintings. We will focus on mark making with drawing materials and explore different ways to create textures, patterns and lines using a variety of tools and solvent reduction techniques. Alternatively, if you want to immerse yourself in a 3-day workshop then you could progress to the Advanced oil and cold wax workshop where we will experiment with advanced techniques as well as work on creating a series of paintings. * Please note that some of the materials used during the workshop are not vegan. This includes the paper used throughout the workshop which unfortunately cannot be substituted for another product. Workshop cancellations There are occasions where workshops do not achieve enough bookings to allow them to viably proceed. In these instances, we will notify you at least 14 days prior to the scheduled workshop. We will either: a. issue a refund or b. with your permission, transfer your booking to a rescheduled date/workshop. The only circumstances under which we would seek to cancel/reschedule your workshop within 14 days' notice would be those outside of our control, for example artist illness. We have many workshop attendees coming to us from across the UK and beyond. Please note that we cannot guarantee that any workshop will proceed, so any travel plans or associated costs are not the responsibility of The Craft House where a workshop is cancelled or rescheduled. Information Source: The Craft House | eventbrite

The Evening Praise Gospel Concert has become an annual event that brings together diverse communities in the spirit of worship and celebration. Following the success of our maiden edition in 2023 and 2024 editions, we are poised to make an even greater impact in the community this year. Our Objective: Our primary goal is to create an uplifting and spiritually enriching experience for attendees while fostering a sense of unity and community. Through the power of music and worship, we aim to promote healing, inspiration, and fellowship. The Evening Praise Concert embodies a commitment to transforming lives, fostering talent, and providing a platform for individuals from diverse backgrounds to freely express their worship to God without inhibition in the beauty of His holiness. In this year's edition, we are patnering with LIFE PLAY an arm of Life Church, Bradford to make the event richer and more glorious. LIFE PLAY - (Life Play is a place to connect with the whole family. We facilitate a safe and fun environment where children can play, imagine, explore and create). This year's edition will be held at the prestigious Life Centre, Bradford, UK and we can't wait to host you on the 14th of June, 2025 for another evening of uninhibited praise, dance, worship and prayer. God bless Information Source: COMMON IMPACT CENTRE/OAK INITIATIVE | eventbrite

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Join Bristol Parent Carers and Catrina Lowri from Neuroteachers for Understanding Neurodivergence in Early Years. Neurodivergence is a difference not a deficit. The term covers a variety of different conditions such as Autism, ADHD, Dyslexia and Dyspraxia as well as cognition and learning needs such as Down's Syndrome or Global Developmental Delay. It can be hard for parents to differentiate between what is an age related matter and what is caused by a neurodivergent need. In this training session we will look at typical, age related development in babies and children aged 0-5. We will then outline how to differentiate between stages of play, physical development, communication, sensory needs, emotional development and possible neurodivergent needs. Book your place to secure your spot. * Please note, to attend this event you must live in Bristol (your bin will be collected by Bristol City Council) or your child must attend a school in the Bristol city area and you must have a child with Special Educational Needs but they do not need to have a diagnosis. Information Source: Bristol Parent Carers | eventbrite

Working Together for Access and Success in Higher Education: Teachers’ and Advisers’ Conference Following the success of our inaugural event, Go Higher West Yorkshire (GHWY) is excited to announce the return of our collaborative Teachers’ and Advisers’ Conference in 2025! This free, one-day event brings together professionals who support young people in their education journey — including teachers, advisers, youth workers, pastoral teams, and local authority staff — for a day of insightful discussion, student voice, and meaningful networking . Hosted at the University of Bradford, the conference will showcase the power of partnership. Delivered by our diverse consortium of 13 higher education providers , including universities, HE-in-FE institutions, and a small specialist provider, the day will explore the breadth of post-16 options — from Higher National Certificates and Diplomas, to apprenticeships and undergraduate degrees. Join us as we work together to improve access and success in higher education for all students. Waiting List If you get here and we are already full then do register to add yourself to the wait list. Things change, life happens so we expect that a few people will need to drop out closer to the date. Cancellations If you are no longer able to attend this event, please cancel your place as soon as possible to give others the opportunity to attend as we will be operating a waiting list for the conference. Information Source: Go Higher West Yorkshire | eventbrite

Lucy began quilting in Spring 2020 and fell in love fast! Inspired by modern quilters who are reviving this art for the 21st century with clean lines and bright colour pallets. She also loves learning about the rich history and stories behind quilting as an artform. Although quite new to quilting, Lucy learned to sew very young, studying Textile Design at college and then Stage and Costume Design at university. She picked her sewing machine back up during lockdown, when fabric shops were closed there were only small scraps and old clothes available at home, the perfect place to start a quilt! Now she buys her fabrics and materials from local suppliers across Yorkshire. Lucy enjoys the waste-free, eco-friendly and thrifty nature of quilting, using every scrap of fabric to make a product that can be treasured for years to come. @lucy.quilts Join modern quilter Lucy Norton for an introduction to all things quilting! In this workshop we will work through every step to make a quilt, starting with choosing fabrics, patterns, piecing, sandwiching, quilting and finally making your own binding. We'll be using these techniques to make a 30x30cm mini quilt in your choice of fabrics and colours which you'll be able to take home with you. With all these skills you'll then be equipt to make any kind of quilt at home, from cushions and jackets to bed throws! All equipment and materials provided – but please feel free to bring along any special fabrics you might have at home that you'd like to incorporate into your quilt. In the workshop we will cover: - Choosing fabrics and complimentary colours - Choosing patterns and discussing traditional patterns and reference books - Cutting fabric accurately - Piecing the quilt top using sewing machines - Pressing open seams - Sandwiching your quilt top, batting and backing securely - Quilting by machine and by hand - Trimming to square - Making your own binding, how to attach it and mastering mitered corners - Finishing and embellishing your quilt The workshop will begin at 10am, with a break for lunch and finish around 3pm Cost £60 per person - includes all equipment and materials Information Source: The Craft House | eventbrite

Join us at the Bradford Chamber President's Lunch where you will be able to network with fellow Chamber members, and meet those who are involved in making your Chamber work for you. Meet your local Chamber President - Mark Cowgill and find out what initiatives are happening in your Chamber. This is also an excellent opportunity to enjoy informal networking over a drink & a two-course lunch. After lunch we will hear from Rebecca Fitzgerald, Director of Data YBS & Vice President Bradford Chamber of Commerce. We kindly ask guests to attend in business smart dress for this event. Rebecca has an extensive career spanning 25+ years in Financial Services, operating in various leadership roles across Customer Experience, Service & Retail, Risk & Compliance, Financial Crime, Transformation, IT and Data. Rebecca is renowned for definition and delivery of strategic and transformational outcomes alongside solid operational management, building resilience and sustainability across a breadth of business services. As Director of Data for Yorkshire Building Society, Rebecca drives an enterprise level influence and with extensive experience has great ability to inspire and translate ideas into business enabling context, bringing complex architectural and technical details into meaningful insights and organisation value. With an entrepreneurial mindset, driven by curiosity and valuing personal development, Rebecca has a vast toolkit and capability to navigate broad spectrums within highly regulated and competitive environments, gaining a wealth of professional relationships across a variety of networks. Rebecca is also a member of the West and North Yorkshire Chamber of Commerce, and supports the Bradford Leadership group to help navigate and influence decisions in the wider business community. An authentic Yorkshire Lass, Rebecca is passionate about people, inspiring and creating diverse, inclusive high-performing teams with an organic approach to developing culture and a personal driver of always making a difference. Rebecca is an 'ally for all' with a special focus for Neurodiversity, supporting next generation STEM careers and Leaders of the future, a key contributor to Diversity & Inclusion agendas, without exclusivity.... Everyone Matters. Information Source: West & North Yorkshire Chamber of Commerce | eventbrite

LENGTH: 5.7km (3.5 miles). DURATION : 2:15 hr TERRAIN: A short climb at the beginning and one in the middle, otherwise easy going. Some road walking. Overall ascent 96m. OS map 288. START: The junction of Bolton Road and Lower Kirkgate, by the flight of stone steps near the entrance to Bradford Cathedral, BD1 4DA. Signposted Dalesway Link Path. https://what3words.com/layers.nets.necks PARKING: There are several car parks in Bradford city centre. BUS / TRAIN: Bradford Interchange ten minutes walk, Forster Square Station five minutes. PLEASE BRING: sensible walking shoes water snack waterproofs and/sunhat depending on the weather PARTICIPATION: under 18s and vulnerable adults must be accompanied by a responsible adult. Information Source: Friends of Bradford's Becks | eventbrite

Pruning trained fruit trees A trained fruit tree is a tree that has been carefully shaped and guided as it grows. This is done by pruning and tying its branches to a support (like a wall, fence, or wires) so it grows in a specific shape—such as flat against a wall or in a fan shape. Common shapes include espalier , fan , and cordon . Training your fruit trees is great way to grow productive fruit trees in a small space, so perfect for little gardens or even just a sunny wall in the city. Trained fruit trees require regular pruning to keep them in the desired form and producing lots of fruit. This course will show you how to prune a fruit tree for best results. What to bring If you have them, please bring along a sharp pair of secateurs, loppers, a pruning saw and a pair of rubber grip gardening gloves. If you don't have any of these things, not to worry, we'll provide them. Remember to wear clothes and footwear appropriate for the weather. What we'll provide Participants will each receive a copy of Chloe Ward's excellent pruning guide "for real people with imperfect trees". Location Lidget Green Memorial Garden Please follow What3Words for the exact location: https://what3words.com/wicked.eating.mole The garden is a small green space located where Clayton Road meets Lidget Terrace, right opposite the Parish Church of Saint Wilfrid (St Wilfrid's Rd, BD7 2LU). Contact number If have trouble finding Lidget Green Memorial Garden on the day, please call 07873157076. Tiered payment structure: Bursary - Donation (pay what you can afford) Reduced price ticket - £20 Full price ticket - £35 Please refer to this helpful explanation of sliding scales if you're not sure which ticket you should buy. Accessibility There are no toilets in the park. The garden is wheelchair accessible. More courses Set Up Your Own Community Orchard - 12 May - Woodhouse Community Centre Scything - 5 Jun - Shipley Fields Understanding Pests & Diseases - 22 Jul - Headingley Community Orchard Summer Pruning - 9 Jul - Western Flatts Cliff Park What to do With All These Apples? - 3 Sep - LILAC Co-Housing The Basics of Apple Identification - 17 Sep - Woodville Community Ltd. Information Source: Fruit Works | eventbrite

Beginners and experienced skaters alike are invited to attend the "Learn to Skate, Roller Skating - Maldon" class held at ATM (Madison Heights Ltd) in Maldon. Taking place every Thursday from 5pm to 6.30pm during term times (holiday schedules may vary), this session offers the opportunity to develop essential roller skating skills with a skilled artistic roller skating coach. Starting with the basics, participants will gain the confidence needed to glide smoothly on skates within a safe and enjoyable setting. Progressing through the weeks, skaters will master forward and backward skating techniques, as well as other skills, preparing them for stage 2 roller skating lessons. By the end of the program, attendees will possess the knowledge and assurance required to advance their roller skating abilities. The event will take place on May 30, 2024, with tickets available for £11.55.

Join us for an evening with Sarah Hornsley and Fiona Cummins at our bookshop! Sarah will be discussing her debut novel 'Bad Blood' with fellow author Fiona Cummins. Both authors' books will be available to purchase at the event, with the opportunity to have them signed at the end. Tickets are £5 and include a glass of fizz or a non-alchoholic beverage. You can preorder Sarah's book through Eventbrite or directly in the bookshop, just get in touch with us at maldonbooksltd@gmail.com About Sarah Hornsley Sarah Hornsley has worked for over a decade as a literary agent to authors, and in 2025 she is publishing own first novel: Bad Blood. Sarah began her career in books at Orion publishing house, followed by a short stint in script development before becoming a Literary Agent in 2015. She was named a Rising Star in The Bookseller in 2019. Sarah's agenting and script development background has given her a unique voice in crime fiction. Rights to Bad Blood have sold in multiple international territories and it has been optioned for television. She lives in Essex with her family. About Fiona Cummins Fiona Cummins is an award-winning former journalist and a graduate of the Faber Academy Writing a Novel course. Rattle, her debut novel, received widespread critical acclaim from authors and reviewers, was the subject of a huge international auction and has been translated into several languages. She has since written bestsellers The Collector, The Neighbour, When I Was Ten and Into the Dark, in which she introduces DC Saul Anguish, a brilliant young detective with a dark past. Fiona lives with her family in Essex. Information Source: Maldon Books | eventbrite

Welcome to The Aftermath ! After the success of the last 2 events we are back bigger and better than ever before!!!! Come join us at The Underground for a night of music and good vibes. This is a perfect opportunity to see and hear some of the hottest artists from West Yorkshire, bringing you the best music in Hip-Hop,RnB Grime, Indie. This a fantastic way to support the young talent in and around the Bradford scene. Advance tickets £8 On the door £10 Information Source: CB Events | eventbrite

We're thrilled to be opening early on the publication day of 'Intermezzo,' the highly anticipated new novel by Sally Rooney! We're joining bookshops across the UK and Ireland and opening our doors early to celebrate Sally Rooney's latest book! You can purchase your copy of Intermezzo on the day, or preorder your copy through Eventbrite to collect at the event. We'll have tote bags, pin badges and extra freebies to give away whilst stocks last too, as well as free pastries and games of chess set up in the bookshop for you to play! It's free to attend this event, though we do ask you book a ticket so we know how many are attending (and how many pastries to order!) We can't wait to see you there! Information Source: Maldon Books | eventbrite