Library Beaconsfield
Beaconsfield Library is open now Tuesdays to Saturdays from 10am. Check closing times as these vary at Beaconsfield Library
Chiltern Embroidery and Textile Group
Lectures, workshops and outings for anyone interested in or wanting to learn more about textiles.
Activities
Monthly lectures, occasional workshops, outings and social events.
For latest please visit: https://www.chilterntextiles.co.uk/
Better Connected Beaconsfield
A Beaconsfield charity who's aims are to improve wellbeing in the community and specifically tackle social isolation and loneliness.
Activities
- Services currently include a Listening Ear, online and phone help and signposting, buddy network helping with shopping and errands.
hhttps://www.betterconnectedbeaconsfield.org.uk/
Beaconsfield Womens Institute
A friendly organisation for all women, whatever your age! We meet on the third Monday of the month at 7.30pm. We meet monthly in St Teresa's Parish Rooms for a talk on various subjects from apple growing to volcanos! We also have a walking group ( walks usually end up with a coffee shop!) and a craft club ( a good opportunity to natter)
We are also part of the National Federation of Womens Institutes and campaign for issues that are of interest to women.
£44 per year, includes 11 monthly meetings
* Meeting via Zoom during covid restrictions, hoping to meet face to face in July
https://www.bucksfwi.org.uk/
Activities
Beaconsfield Advisory Centre (for help with benefits, debt, employment, housing, legal issues)
Beaconsfield Community Association
Local Charity organisation based in Beaconsfield, holds Thursday Lunch Club at The Curzon Centre.
Activities
- Thursday Lunch Club which has now resumed hot lunches this Autumn 2020 onwards for Senior Citizens at Curzon Centre, Maxwell Road.
For latest, please visit: https://beaconsfieldcommunityassociation.wordpress.com/
Beaconsfield Advisory Centre
A not-for-profit organisation that provides information, help & advice
Activities
Our trained councellors can help with debt, housing, emplyment, benefits, marriage problems, consumer problems and other issues
Transport scheme: we offer free medical transport to hospitals and other medical appointments in the surrounding areas and a good neighbour scheme to help those with infirmed or elderlyThe advisory service is a free service supported by the Beaconsfield Churches and others
Telephone for advice between Monday to Friday 10am 12 noon
For latest, please visit: hhttp://www.beaconsfieldadvisorycentre.org.uk/
Sport in Mind
Mental health sports charity who set up free, weekly physical activity sessions for anyone over the age of 17 experiencing mental health problems. Yoga on Mondays 2-3PM at the Curzon Centre
Tai Chi on Tuesdays 2-3PM at the Curzon Centre (starting on Tuesday 8th March)
All equipment is provided.
The sessions are all drop-in and there is no referral needed. We operate across Buckinghamshire and other counties in the South East.
Activities
Tennis, Table Tennis, Yoga, Pilates, Tai Chi, Football, Badminton and many more
Please visit: https://www.sportinmind.org/
U3A Wine Club
The idea is to taste a few wines in convivial company once a month.
In true U3A fashion the costs of the consumables for any meeting will be shared among the attendees.
Activities
For details on meeting time and venue please visit: https://u3asites.org.uk/south-bucks/page/30703
U3A Book Group 2
We meet in each others' homes on the second Thursday of each month. We read one book per month, each group member taking it in turns to select a book.
At meetings, each member has a chance to give his/her views, followed by a general discussion.
https://u3asites.org.uk/south-bucks/page/30517
U3A Painting & Drawing
The Painting & Drawing Group welcomes everyone, regardless of ability, even beginners.
We are a very sociable group who enjoy working together and chatting about what we are doing. Some of us are beginners, some have been painting for many years, some belong to regular art classes, some just value this monthly opportunity to begin or develop a picture.
Activities
We choose a different theme each month, ranging from seasonal to still life, landscape to floral, with the occasional “free” session such as Think Large, Let yourself go, Extending the Theme, but anyone can work on their own if they wish.
We bring our own materials; water and tables are available and there is a tea break, when we admire each other’s work and chat about painting and drawing.
Venue: United Reform Church Hall