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YOUNG AT HEART - TREES

At the next meeting of our monthly Over 60s group on Monday 2nd February we welcome Steve Warrilow who is the warden at the Denso Marston Nature Reserve. He will be talking about trees and sharing his experience and knowledge in this subject. Everyone is welcome and £2 entry includes refreshments.

FOOD BANK

We operate a small food bank for residents living in BD17. Call in any Wednesday between 10am and 4pm to collect a food parcel up to three times per year. You don't need a referral. Parcels typically contain enough food for three days. Ask for Anthea or Sarah (you'll see our royal blue logo shirts).

FOOD BANK DONATIONS

We gratefully welcome any donations of non-perishable food items. There is a donation box inside the entrance to St Hugh's and also boxes outside St James's Church (Kirklands Lane), St John's Church (Baildon village centre) and inside Baildon Co-op (by the tills) . We welcome, for example:

Tins of meat, fish, potatoes, baked beans, vegetables, fruit, custard, spaghetti/pasta
Jars of pasta sauce, coffee, jam
Packets of rice, pasta, teabags, cereal, biscuits, crisps
UHT milk, toiletries, toilet roll, household cleaning items, clothes wash, pet food, dilute juice.

If you would like to make a financial donation, please use the following bank details:
Account number: 60830739  Sort code: 20-11-81  Account name: St Hugh's Centre. Please reference your payment 'Food Bank' so that we can ringfence your donation. Financial donations help us to buy any shortfalls in particular food items and occasionally we make payments directly to claimants' utility providers when electricity and gas run out.

POLICE CONTACT POINT

Drop in for a chat with local Police officers during Oasis Cafe on Wednesdays once per month. From 10am to 11am you can seek advice, report crime or ask for information. Dates of forthcoming drop-ins are displayed on our main noticeboard.