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Join us for a variety of activities and make new friends at our welcoming and friendly social and quiz pub clubs.

We have free tasters, and people can just come along!



We need volunteers for both clubs. With line dancing it is instructor led by our staff member, as a volunteer you would take a register of people attending, and assist instructor with any queries. volunteers can participate in the activity, but be on hand to help with and fire drills, or any first Aid incidents (full volunteer training is provided)



Quiz club – Volunteers would help with register, providing tea and coffees, and delivering pre-done quiz questions if needed. Again they would be given training for First Aid, Safeguarding, H&S and a full induction.

Explains step by step of the practicalities of what to do when someone dies.

Telephone and Video appointments available - Face to Face appointments can be arranged in advance by request only.

Get help to find missing family abroad through our international tracing service if you have been separated by war, natural disaster or migration. We may be able to help in other circumstances where there is a humanitarian need. For example, if you have suddenly lost contact with an elderly relative abroad.

The Red Cross provide mobility aids according to your needs.

Being discharged after your hospital stay can be a stressful experience, especially when you don't have the means to get home.

If you do need help returning home from hospital, we'll collect you and make sure you have everything you need for your first 24 to 72 hours back at home.

We’ll also provide practical and emotional support, whether that's stocking the fridge, feeding the cat or a just cup of tea and chat.

We may then provide up to 12 weeks of support to help you recover as quickly as possible.

If you're returning from hospital, we make sure you have everything you need for your first 24 to 72 hours back at home.

We'll assess your needs and help you decide what goals you want to achieve with our help.

The support we offer varies by area. In some places, we can offer practical and emotional support.

The British Red Cross is the UK’s largest independent provider of services and support for refugees and people seeking asylum.

We offer emergency help, one-to-one support and casework, special services for children and families, and family reunions.

If you are a refugee or asylum seeker in the UK who needs help, or someone who works with refugees and people seeking asylum, our teams will speak to you and help you figure out what you need.

We can offer help from the Red Cross or refer you to other organisations for support.

The service supports refugees, asylum seekers and vulnerable migrants aged 15 to 25

We’ll look at your needs and may be able to give one-to-one support. Depending on what services are available in your area, this could  include help with: understanding the asylum process, documents, learning new skills, health, education

The British Red Cross helps people cope with disasters, conflicts and personal crises in the UK and overseas. It also runs First Aid training courses.