The Gym is a not-for-profit body which provides the opportunity for its users to achieve and maintain a level of fitness which will help improve your wellbeing and quality of life.
We open three times each week, except on public holidays.
The atmosphere is friendly and informal and we encourage the social side of exercising.
New users are welcome to drop in during any of our sessions and discuss your needs with our qualified fitness instructors.
The Gym is a not-for-profit body which provides the opportunity for its users to achieve and maintain a level of fitness which will help improve your wellbeing and quality of life.
We open three times each week, except on public holidays.
The atmosphere is friendly and informal and we encourage the social side of exercising.
New users are welcome to drop in during any of our sessions and discuss your needs with our qualified fitness instructors.
We welcome everyone to come along and train with us. We practice traditional Shotokan karate with our focus being on the practice of kata and the practical applications within the kata.
We are a non-profit organisation and all fees are used to pay for hall hire and for benefit of members.
We train on a Tuesday evening, 6 till 7:15 in the library annex.
We meet at Jubilee Hall every Wednesday and Friday 9.30-2.30
Outings, wide variety of activities and entertainment plus a two course home cooked meal.
New members always welcome.
Please call Bev 01502 678197 / 07826 299290 or just pop in and see us!
A youth Club for 7-11 year olds.
We do art and crafts, painting, table tennis, cookery, basket ball, football, clay modelling, trips out and much more!
We also have a Tuck Shop.
Come along and try it - you'll be surprised at how much fun you'll have!
Cost - just £1 per night plus a recommended £1 maximum for the Tuck Shop.
If there are any parents who are interested in helping out at the club please come along, we are always looking for volunteers.
Softball tennis played on a badminton sized court.
It may sound a little tame but you'll be surprised how fast you have to be to return the ball!
Small fee payable at each session to pay for court hire.
No need to book, just come along and have a go!
We meet at Jubilee Hall every Wednesday and Friday 9.30-2.30
Outings, wide variety of activities and entertainment plus a two course home cooked meal.
New members always welcome.
Please call Bev 01502 678197 / 07826 299290 or just pop in and see us!
The Gym is a not-for-profit body which provides the opportunity for its users to achieve and maintain a level of fitness which will help improve your wellbeing and quality of life.
We open three times each week, except on public holidays.
The atmosphere is friendly and informal and we encourage the social side of exercising.
New users are welcome to drop in during any of our sessions and discuss your needs with our qualified fitness instructors.
Sessions are three pounds (only pay when you attend - no termly or other fees), which covers 75 minutes of exercise, followed by a cup of tea and a chat.
We meet at the Sports Hall, Hobart High School
We play socially and are not in a league
New members, aged 18 and over, welcome - some previous playing experience required
Membership –
Trial Members: £3 per session for 4 weeks
Full members: £10 annual subscription and £3 for each week you play
Visitors: £5 per session
Traditional threshing fair with steam engines, vintage machinery, classic vehicles, craft stalls, working horses, dog show, birds of prey, martial arts display, live bands, clowns, dance displays, tea tent, beer tent and much more.
The Gym is a not-for-profit body which provides the opportunity for its users to achieve and maintain a level of fitness which will help improve your wellbeing and quality of life.
We open three times each week, except on public holidays.
The atmosphere is friendly and informal and we encourage the social side of exercising.
New users are welcome to drop in during any of our sessions and discuss your needs with our qualified fitness instructors.
A member of the team will be present to answer any questions or issues you want to raise with us.
We will also have a selection of crime prevention products with us to better secure your home.
Any questions please call 101, the non emergency number, and ask to be put through to Loddon.
The Gym is a not-for-profit body which provides the opportunity for its users to achieve and maintain a level of fitness which will help improve your wellbeing and quality of life.
We open three times each week, except on public holidays.
The atmosphere is friendly and informal and we encourage the social side of exercising.
New users are welcome to drop in during any of our sessions and discuss your needs with our qualified fitness instructors.
We welcome everyone to come along and train with us. We practice traditional Shotokan karate with our focus being on the practice of kata and the practical applications within the kata.
We are a non-profit organisation and all fees are used to pay for hall hire and for benefit of members.
We train on a Tuesday evening, 6 till 7:15 in the library annex.
Want to chat in a relaxed informal way about life, the universe and everything?
Come along to OMG at the White Horse, Chedgrave from about 7.30 onwards - just drop in and out as you choose.
The conversation is sometimes serious, sometimes light-hearted.
We look forward to seeing you.
We meet at Jubilee Hall every Wednesday and Friday 9.30-2.30
Outings, wide variety of activities and entertainment plus a two course home cooked meal.
New members always welcome.
Please call Bev 01502 678197 / 07826 299290 or just pop in and see us!
A youth Club for 7-11 year olds.
We do art and crafts, painting, table tennis, cookery, basket ball, football, clay modelling, trips out and much more!
We also have a Tuck Shop.
Come along and try it - you'll be surprised at how much fun you'll have!
Cost - just £1 per night plus a recommended £1 maximum for the Tuck Shop.
If there are any parents who are interested in helping out at the club please come along, we are always looking for volunteers.
Softball tennis played on a badminton sized court.
It may sound a little tame but you'll be surprised how fast you have to be to return the ball!
Small fee payable at each session to pay for court hire.
No need to book, just come along and have a go!
We meet at Jubilee Hall every Wednesday and Friday 9.30-2.30
Outings, wide variety of activities and entertainment plus a two course home cooked meal.
New members always welcome.
Please call Bev 01502 678197 / 07826 299290 or just pop in and see us!
The Gym is a not-for-profit body which provides the opportunity for its users to achieve and maintain a level of fitness which will help improve your wellbeing and quality of life.
We open three times each week, except on public holidays.
The atmosphere is friendly and informal and we encourage the social side of exercising.
New users are welcome to drop in during any of our sessions and discuss your needs with our qualified fitness instructors.
Sessions are three pounds (only pay when you attend - no termly or other fees), which covers 75 minutes of exercise, followed by a cup of tea and a chat.
We meet at the Sports Hall, Hobart High School
We play socially and are not in a league
New members, aged 18 and over, welcome - some previous playing experience required
Membership –
Trial Members: £3 per session for 4 weeks
Full members: £10 annual subscription and £3 for each week you play
Visitors: £5 per session
The Gym is a not-for-profit body which provides the opportunity for its users to achieve and maintain a level of fitness which will help improve your wellbeing and quality of life.
We open three times each week, except on public holidays.
The atmosphere is friendly and informal and we encourage the social side of exercising.
New users are welcome to drop in during any of our sessions and discuss your needs with our qualified fitness instructors.
We are a friendly, non-competetive society which meets on the second Monday of each month from 7-9.30pm in the Community Wing of the Hobart High School in Loddon.
During the summer months we also meet on the 4th Monday of the month for practical outdoor sessions on location.
If you are interested in joining the club, please come along to our next meeting where you are assured a warm welcome and refreshments.
The Gym is a not-for-profit body which provides the opportunity for its users to achieve and maintain a level of fitness which will help improve your wellbeing and quality of life.
We open three times each week, except on public holidays.
The atmosphere is friendly and informal and we encourage the social side of exercising.
New users are welcome to drop in during any of our sessions and discuss your needs with our qualified fitness instructors.
We welcome everyone to come along and train with us. We practice traditional Shotokan karate with our focus being on the practice of kata and the practical applications within the kata.
We are a non-profit organisation and all fees are used to pay for hall hire and for benefit of members.
We train on a Tuesday evening, 6 till 7:15 in the library annex.
We meet at Jubilee Hall every Wednesday and Friday 9.30-2.30
Outings, wide variety of activities and entertainment plus a two course home cooked meal.
New members always welcome.
Please call Bev 01502 678197 / 07826 299290 or just pop in and see us!
A youth Club for 7-11 year olds.
We do art and crafts, painting, table tennis, cookery, basket ball, football, clay modelling, trips out and much more!
We also have a Tuck Shop.
Come along and try it - you'll be surprised at how much fun you'll have!
Cost - just £1 per night plus a recommended £1 maximum for the Tuck Shop.
If there are any parents who are interested in helping out at the club please come along, we are always looking for volunteers.
We usually have a meeting once a month which is usually held on the second Wednesday of the month. This is followed by refreshments and a raffle.
We have three mini-shows during the year for members and one Annual Show which is open to everybody.
Our meetings are held in the Jubilee Hall Clubroom in Loddon from 7-30pm, except the Annual Show which is held at The Hollies in Loddon, as is our plant sale which is held in May.
Softball tennis played on a badminton sized court.
It may sound a little tame but you'll be surprised how fast you have to be to return the ball!
Small fee payable at each session to pay for court hire.
No need to book, just come along and have a go!
We meet at Jubilee Hall every Wednesday and Friday 9.30-2.30
Outings, wide variety of activities and entertainment plus a two course home cooked meal.
New members always welcome.
Please call Bev 01502 678197 / 07826 299290 or just pop in and see us!
The Gym is a not-for-profit body which provides the opportunity for its users to achieve and maintain a level of fitness which will help improve your wellbeing and quality of life.
We open three times each week, except on public holidays.
The atmosphere is friendly and informal and we encourage the social side of exercising.
New users are welcome to drop in during any of our sessions and discuss your needs with our qualified fitness instructors.
Sessions are three pounds (only pay when you attend - no termly or other fees), which covers 75 minutes of exercise, followed by a cup of tea and a chat.
We meet at the Sports Hall, Hobart High School
We play socially and are not in a league
New members, aged 18 and over, welcome - some previous playing experience required
Membership –
Trial Members: £3 per session for 4 weeks
Full members: £10 annual subscription and £3 for each week you play
Visitors: £5 per session
Come and join 1st Loddon Beavers, Cubs and Scouts for a day of fun and adventure for all the family.
Discover what Scouting is all about in Loddon and discover how young people and adults can get involved in the biggest youth organisation in the world!
Set in 8 acres of fields, water meadow and woodland at Loddon Mill Arts and try -
Explore a nature trail
Archery
Air rifle target
Raft building
Or try some team activities like - the fastest family to put up a tent.
Make a woggle
Learn how to tie knots
Wood wittling
and much much more!
Refreshments including - BBQ, ice cream and drinks.
The Gym is a not-for-profit body which provides the opportunity for its users to achieve and maintain a level of fitness which will help improve your wellbeing and quality of life.
We open three times each week, except on public holidays.
The atmosphere is friendly and informal and we encourage the social side of exercising.
New users are welcome to drop in during any of our sessions and discuss your needs with our qualified fitness instructors.
The subject is the history of transport and travel in an East Anglian context and the speaker will be the popular local lecturer, Mary Fewster.
There are to be 10 talks, covering a period from the Middle Ages to the early 20th century.
Each talk will start at 2 p.m. and last 1½ hours. They will look at roads, inland waterways, ports, and travel by sea, stage coach, rail, car, and so on.
Reference will also be made to stories and reports about actual journeys.
There will be a half-term break on October 23rd; the final talk will be on November 27th.
The fee for the course will be £54; fee remissions are available to anyone in receipt of income-related benefits.
Enrolment on the course takes place at the Jubilee Hall before the first talk; if you feel uncertain, however, come to the first talk free of charge and pay only if you decide to continue.
The discussions at the ordinary branch meetings normally cover; – fund raising activities, provision of assistance to members, donations to other worthy organisations and our attendance at local and county rallies, festivals of remembrance and similar in both a supporting and a R.B.L. promotional role.
The Gym is a not-for-profit body which provides the opportunity for its users to achieve and maintain a level of fitness which will help improve your wellbeing and quality of life.
We open three times each week, except on public holidays.
The atmosphere is friendly and informal and we encourage the social side of exercising.
New users are welcome to drop in during any of our sessions and discuss your needs with our qualified fitness instructors.
We welcome everyone to come along and train with us. We practice traditional Shotokan karate with our focus being on the practice of kata and the practical applications within the kata.
We are a non-profit organisation and all fees are used to pay for hall hire and for benefit of members.
We train on a Tuesday evening, 6 till 7:15 in the library annex.
We meet at Jubilee Hall every Wednesday and Friday 9.30-2.30
Outings, wide variety of activities and entertainment plus a two course home cooked meal.
New members always welcome.
Please call Bev 01502 678197 / 07826 299290 or just pop in and see us!
A youth Club for 7-11 year olds.
We do art and crafts, painting, table tennis, cookery, basket ball, football, clay modelling, trips out and much more!
We also have a Tuck Shop.
Come along and try it - you'll be surprised at how much fun you'll have!
Cost - just £1 per night plus a recommended £1 maximum for the Tuck Shop.
If there are any parents who are interested in helping out at the club please come along, we are always looking for volunteers.
Softball tennis played on a badminton sized court.
It may sound a little tame but you'll be surprised how fast you have to be to return the ball!
Small fee payable at each session to pay for court hire.
No need to book, just come along and have a go!
We meet at Jubilee Hall every Wednesday and Friday 9.30-2.30
Outings, wide variety of activities and entertainment plus a two course home cooked meal.
New members always welcome.
Please call Bev 01502 678197 / 07826 299290 or just pop in and see us!
The Gym is a not-for-profit body which provides the opportunity for its users to achieve and maintain a level of fitness which will help improve your wellbeing and quality of life.
We open three times each week, except on public holidays.
The atmosphere is friendly and informal and we encourage the social side of exercising.
New users are welcome to drop in during any of our sessions and discuss your needs with our qualified fitness instructors.
Sessions are three pounds (only pay when you attend - no termly or other fees), which covers 75 minutes of exercise, followed by a cup of tea and a chat.
We meet at the Sports Hall, Hobart High School
We play socially and are not in a league
New members, aged 18 and over, welcome - some previous playing experience required
Membership –
Trial Members: £3 per session for 4 weeks
Full members: £10 annual subscription and £3 for each week you play
Visitors: £5 per session
The Gym is a not-for-profit body which provides the opportunity for its users to achieve and maintain a level of fitness which will help improve your wellbeing and quality of life.
We open three times each week, except on public holidays.
The atmosphere is friendly and informal and we encourage the social side of exercising.
New users are welcome to drop in during any of our sessions and discuss your needs with our qualified fitness instructors.
The subject is the history of transport and travel in an East Anglian context and the speaker will be the popular local lecturer, Mary Fewster.
There are to be 10 talks, covering a period from the Middle Ages to the early 20th century.
Each talk will start at 2 p.m. and last 1½ hours. They will look at roads, inland waterways, ports, and travel by sea, stage coach, rail, car, and so on.
Reference will also be made to stories and reports about actual journeys.
There will be a half-term break on October 23rd; the final talk will be on November 27th.
The fee for the course will be £54; fee remissions are available to anyone in receipt of income-related benefits.
Enrolment on the course takes place at the Jubilee Hall before the first talk; if you feel uncertain, however, come to the first talk free of charge and pay only if you decide to continue.
The Gym is a not-for-profit body which provides the opportunity for its users to achieve and maintain a level of fitness which will help improve your wellbeing and quality of life.
We open three times each week, except on public holidays.
The atmosphere is friendly and informal and we encourage the social side of exercising.
New users are welcome to drop in during any of our sessions and discuss your needs with our qualified fitness instructors.
We welcome everyone to come along and train with us. We practice traditional Shotokan karate with our focus being on the practice of kata and the practical applications within the kata.
We are a non-profit organisation and all fees are used to pay for hall hire and for benefit of members.
We train on a Tuesday evening, 6 till 7:15 in the library annex.
We meet at Jubilee Hall every Wednesday and Friday 9.30-2.30
Outings, wide variety of activities and entertainment plus a two course home cooked meal.
New members always welcome.
Please call Bev 01502 678197 / 07826 299290 or just pop in and see us!
A youth Club for 7-11 year olds.
We do art and crafts, painting, table tennis, cookery, basket ball, football, clay modelling, trips out and much more!
We also have a Tuck Shop.
Come along and try it - you'll be surprised at how much fun you'll have!
Cost - just £1 per night plus a recommended £1 maximum for the Tuck Shop.
If there are any parents who are interested in helping out at the club please come along, we are always looking for volunteers.
Softball tennis played on a badminton sized court.
It may sound a little tame but you'll be surprised how fast you have to be to return the ball!
Small fee payable at each session to pay for court hire.
No need to book, just come along and have a go!
We meet at Jubilee Hall every Wednesday and Friday 9.30-2.30
Outings, wide variety of activities and entertainment plus a two course home cooked meal.
New members always welcome.
Please call Bev 01502 678197 / 07826 299290 or just pop in and see us!
The Gym is a not-for-profit body which provides the opportunity for its users to achieve and maintain a level of fitness which will help improve your wellbeing and quality of life.
We open three times each week, except on public holidays.
The atmosphere is friendly and informal and we encourage the social side of exercising.
New users are welcome to drop in during any of our sessions and discuss your needs with our qualified fitness instructors.
Sessions are three pounds (only pay when you attend - no termly or other fees), which covers 75 minutes of exercise, followed by a cup of tea and a chat.
We meet at the Sports Hall, Hobart High School
We play socially and are not in a league
New members, aged 18 and over, welcome - some previous playing experience required
Membership –
Trial Members: £3 per session for 4 weeks
Full members: £10 annual subscription and £3 for each week you play
Visitors: £5 per session
Citizens Advice Beureau drop-in
Loddon Community Gym
Loddon Country Market
Chet Valley Probus Club
Raveningham Country Fair
Safer Neighbourhood Team Police Surgery
Home grown delights