Join us for a series of friendly, informal poetry writing workshops in Cromer with Tom Warner. Free, no booking required – just turn up!
Fri
05
St Mary’s Church Room, Southtown Road, Great Yarmouth NR30 2AJ
NR30 2AJ
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Thursday 12 November, 7pm - 8.30pm at Norwich Cathedral
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Fri
12
St Mary’s Church Room, Southtown Road, Great Yarmouth NR30 2AJ
NR30 2AJ
Join us for a series of friendly, informal poetry writing workshops in Cromer with Tom Warner. Free, no booking required – just turn up!
Fri
19
St Mary’s Church Room, Southtown Road, Great Yarmouth NR30 2AJ
NR30 2AJ
Join us for a series of friendly, informal poetry writing workshops in Cromer with Tom Warner. Free, no booking required – just turn up!
Fri
26
St Mary’s Church Room, Southtown Road, Great Yarmouth NR30 2AJ
NR30 2AJ
Join us for a series of friendly, informal poetry writing workshops in Cromer with Tom Warner. Free, no booking required – just turn up!
Fri
19
St Mary’s Church Room, Southtown Road, Great Yarmouth NR30 2AJ
NR30 2AJ
Join us for a series of friendly, informal poetry writing workshops in Cromer with Tom Warner. Free, no booking required – just turn up!
Fri
26
St Mary’s Church Room, Southtown Road, Great Yarmouth NR30 2AJ
NR30 2AJ
Join us for a series of friendly, informal poetry writing workshops in Cromer with Tom Warner. Free, no booking required – just turn up!
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Fri
13
35 Bishopgate, Norwich NR1 4AA
NR2 1DR
Julian from our Dads Onside programme offers free 30-minute slots for fathers needing advice and guidance in Great Yarmouth. No booking, just turn up.
Fri
13
St Mary’s Church Room, Southtown Road, Great Yarmouth NR30 2AJ
NR30 2AJ
Pit Stops brings men together through activities and conversation to build friendship, connection and a sense of belonging. They are free, informal drop-in spaces for men aged 18 and over. No referral. No pressure. No expectation to talk. Whether you’re dealing with stress, life changes, family challenges, health issues, or just need a break, the …
Fri
13
Fri
13
St Mary’s Church Room, Southtown Road, Great Yarmouth NR30 2AJ
NR30 2AJ
Find your funny! Make friends. Learn new skills. Build confidence and resilience. Improve your wellbeing. Ever fancied trying stand-up comedy, the craft of writing and telling jokes and funny stories? MensLaugh gives men the tools, support and confidence to give it a go - no experience needed. Your stories. Your style. Your moment in the spotlight! …
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"I have begun to see a change in the way I think and behave. This course has provided me with some essential tools."
"The positive, accepting, caring environment you create within the group is a wonderful, restorative experience.”
“20 years I haven't worked due to MS. Coming here, meeting all these guys – it’s brought me back up here again.”