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Activities: flying, camping, outdoor pursuits, sports, crafts, community service, drama and The Duke of Edinburgh's Award scheme.
Girls aged 11-21 years.
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Information and advice for people with learning disabilities.
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Action for Life run a programme of 25 different free weekly walks around East Surrey. The mainly level walks are between 1.5 and 4.5 miles,and are aimed at encouraging people to either improve or maintain their health. The guided walks are led by trained volunteer walk leaders.
External site: http://www.actionforlife.org.uk
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Information and advice to local elderly.
Visiting service, bereavement support group, voluntary car pool, luncheon club every other Wednesday, drop-in club, coffee morning, minibus for hire. Mobile warden.
External site: http://www.ageconcernbanstead.org.uk/
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Village transport scheme. Transport available to and from hospital, dentist, doctor etc as necessary. No charge.
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Al-Anon (not to be confused with Alcoholics Anonymous) offers understanding and support for families and friends of problem drinkers, whether the alcoholic is still drinking or not. The parents, children, wives, husbands, friends and colleagues of alcoholics could all be helped by Al-Anon and Alateen whether or not the drinker in their lives recognises that a problem exists.
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Meets Weds in Term Time 9.30-11.30am.
All children under 5 and their carers/parents welcome.
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Minister: Rev Jean Simmonds
Activities: house groups, youth groups, girls and boys brigades, toddler group, Sunday school, social events for all ages and lunch club for older people.
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To provide information support services for families caring for a friend or relative with dementia.
External site: http://www.alzheimers.org.uk/EastSurrey
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Anchor Staying Put is a not-for-profit home improvement agency. Assists older and other vulnerable and disabled people living in the Borough of Reigate and Banstead who need advice and assistance to repair, adapt or improve their homes.
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Arthritis Care a national organisation dedicated to helping people of any age with arthritis by people also suffering with arthritis, to help themselves to improve their lives.
This local branch meets every month, 4th Thursday, at The Woodhatch Centre.
External site: http://www.arthritiscare.org.uk
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Local carers support group offering mutual support to carers in the western wards of Guildford Borough. Based in Ash Citizens Advice Bureau, Ash Hill Road, Ash.
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Youth Club Nights: Mon 7-9pm (school year 8-9), Tue 7-9pm (school year 7), Wed 7.30pm-9.30pm (young people in school year 10+).
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We help ethnic minorities who cannot speak English or have difficulty in communicating. Providing help to Councils, DSS and domestic violence etc.
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Now in our 40th year, ATG is a friendly, successful amateur theatre company based in Warlingham. We produce an average of three plays a year, ranging from comedy, to drama, to musicals. The emphasis is placed on variety, quality and, most of all, fun!
If you are interested, please contact info@atgdramagroup.co.uk or visit www.atgdramagroup.co.uk
External site: http://www.atgdramagroup.co.uk
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Organises Motor Cycle Sport of all types within Kent, Surrey, East & West Sussex, Greater London south of the Thames. People join motor cycle clubs which are affiliated to the South Eastern Centre of the ACU.
External site: http://www.acu.org.uk
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The Baha'i faith is the youngest of the world's independent religions founded by Baha'u'llah (1817-1892) - fundamental principles include the abolition of prejudice and the unity of mankind. The earth is but one country and mankind its citizens. Open to everyone regardless of background, education or creed.
External site: http://www.bahai.org.uk/redhill/index.htm
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Theatre Group for young people aged 9 -15 years. Workshops in Drama, Dance & Singing with regular performance opportunities. No experience necessary - just enthusiasm!
The group meets Thursdays during term time at The Institute, Banstead High Street, Banstead from 6.30 - 8.30pm
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For men/women,about 50 yrs, wishing to meet their peers for recreation,study,hobbies,etc .
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Afternoon praise 2nd Sunday in the month at 3.30pm followed by tea.
Groups for children, youth, men and women throughout the week.
External site: http://www.bansteadchurch.org.uk
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A friendly, family-orientated Christian church serving Banstead and the surrounding area. A member of the Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches. Sunday services are held at 10.30 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. in Banstead Community Junior School.
External site: http://www.bansteadcommunity.org.uk
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Varied programme of social activities for retired people, to promote mutual friendship in a Christian environment.
External site: http://www.bansteadcommunity.org.uk
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A opportunity for foreign nationals living or working in the Banstead area to meet, find friendship and practice their English in a welcoming and informal christian environment. Meetings are on Tuesdays 1.00 pm. - 3.00 p.m.
External site: http://www.bansteadcommunity.org.uk
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Cricket matches played Saturdays and Sundays April to September. Adult and junior teams, and also junior coaching.
External site: http://www.banstead.play-cricket.com/
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Sale of gardening equipment,tools,seeds and fertilisers to recreational gardeners.Gardening advice from members who are professionals or enthusiastic amateurs.Two trading depots.Areas covered include Lower Kingswood,Kingswood,Tadworth and Banstead.
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We are the premier tennis club in Banstead with seven courts, four of which are floodlit. We provide tennis facilities to players of all abilities from the age of 4. We play both league and social tennis. Group and individual coaching courses are run for both juniors and adults. We are an LTA accredited mini-tennis centre.
External site: http://www.bansteadtennis.net
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A lively, energetic Church in Banstead, with a friendly and welcoming congregation.
External site: http://www.bansteadurc.org.uk
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Banstead May Fayre is an annual event to raise money for charity normally held on the first Saturday in May. The fayre which started in 1985 is organised by The Banstead Village May Queen Group and is Chaired each year by the mother of the May Queen.
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The Barn Theatre was purpose built as a community theatre in 1924. It is largely constructed of timbers from a local 13th century saw-mill and still serves its original purpose of linking Oxted and Limpsfield to provide a venue for social events. Plays, musicals, pantomimes, dance shows, musical evenings and a variety of other entertainments are hosted by the theatre.
External site: http://www.barntheatreoxted.co.uk
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Tuesday evening Club Night and Drive. Green bowling and social activities. Matches played at weekends and some evenings.
Coaching available for new bowlers.
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We are a voluntary group of people who carry out Natural Energy Healing as a complimentary therapy, for anybody with personal or medical problems. All our healing is carried out in a very empathetic way and in strict confidence. We are NFSH / GLHA registered healers and carry out healing every Thursday evening at The Merstham Centre, RH1 3QB.
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Suurey County Council delivers training to the national standard using the Bikeability scheme.
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We hold Play Readings/Social Events every 4-6 weeks. We put on a play for 3 evenings, in May & October at the Village Hall in Bletchingley. We are a friendly group and are always looking for new members. We need help with Acting, lighting, Sound, Wardrobe, Props, Set Construction and Front of House. Please come along and join us
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Swimming lessons for adults & children in separate sessions. Tuition for absolute beginners, improvers and advanced swimmers. This is a non-competitive club for social & family swimming.
Children beginners/improvers 6.45-7.15.
Children improvers and advanced 7.15-7.55.
Adult beginner /improvers 8.00-8.30.
Adult improvers/advanced 8.30-9.30
Location - de Stafford Leisure Centre, Burntwood Lane, Caterham.
Contact - clare@clarenaylor.plus.com/0793 8881276
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The Brigitte Trust is a registered charity offering a free service of emotional support and practical help to people suffering from cancer, motor neurone disease and other life-threatening illness.
Our Volunteers are fully trained and supported and have undergone CRB checks. They offer help with sitting to offer respite for carers, driving to appointments, shopping and a listening ear.
External site: http://www.brigittetrust.org/
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The British Aikido Board represents Aikido in the United Kingdom as the Governing body for Aikido. It meets 4 times a year as a Group (35 Organisations) usually in Birmingham. Any Organisation with over 100 members may join the British Aikido Board, which has been set up to provide Insurance and Coaching.
External site: http://www.bab.org.uk/
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Preservation of Brooklands motorcourse and airfield.
External site: http://www.brooklands.org.uk
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BTCV is the UK's largest practical conservation charity. Founded in 1959, we help over 130,000 volunteers every year take hands-on action to improve both the rural and urban environment.
External site: http://www.btcv.org
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