Calendar of events for Bordon & Liphook: Note: If you do not have Adobe Reader and wish to read linked documents below you can install it by clicking here. Please refer to bottom of page for disclaimer. Top
7^th July	Thorney Fair – Gypsy & Traveller Open Day Monday 7th July 10.30am - 4.30pm Taste Traditional Gypsy foods, see: a traditional Romany Fortune Teller, Displays of Gypsy crafts, Market stalls selling crocks and baby clothes, Workshops on culture, schools and health Thorney Hill Community Centre Burley Road Bransgore BH23 8DR Poster
Summer 08	For more information on what’s happening and available over the summer and have a look at the HCFF Summer Newsletter
Summer Holidays	Summer Holiday Playschemes List of Summer Holiday Playschemes including Rural Area Play Project (RAPP), Bordon area, Liphook Area, Alton area, Special Needs Playscheme and more. List of where the RAPP Van (Rural Areas Play project) will be during the summer holidays. This summer holiday the RAPP Van will be bringing a load of toys and activities for all children to the rural areas in East Hampshire. We will have workshops like crazy golf, wild trek trailer where you can view creatures under a microscope and take a photo of it home, arts and crafts, t- shirt tie-dying, junk modelling, den building, karaoke, drama, and lots more. There will be two sessions a day from 10am till 12pm and 1pm till 3pm.
2^nd October	HCFF branch meeting 11am at Chase Children’s Centre Bordon
10-16^th Nov	Road Safety Week Brake is an organisation that can help you to promote Road Safety not just during Road Safety Week but at any time . They have created a special event called Beep Beep! Day to help you kick-start your road safety learning and support Brake. Whether you are a nursery, infant school, child minder, playgroup or children's club organiser, you can take part! You can choose to run your Beep Beep! Day on ANY day of the year. Flyer www.brake.org.uk www.roadsafety.org.uk
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