The event is jointly organised by the Heart of Blyth Project and Over 50s Forum and we invited 20 community groups and organisations that offer provision to this demographic to attend the event. We are expecting 180 Blyth residents to be in attendance. The event will...
Marble Hill is proud to be participating in Silver Sunday, encouraging visitors of all walks of life and generations to get together and meet new people in stunning surroundings. Launched by the Sir Simon Milton Foundation, Silver Sunday is a national day to promote...
Silver Sunday celebrates the elderly in our community, and Mimi Harker and her volunteers look forward to welcoming you to an afternoon of full of wonderful entertainment, food, refreshment and companionship
Come and join us between 2pm to 4pm for an afternoon of singing, along with tea and cake. Booking is essential, please call 01275 872 088 ext. 1200 to reserve your spot.
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