Events
Liverpool City Region Combined Authority- Procurement Events
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Our vision is for a fairer, stronger, cleaner city region where no one is left behind. To support the vision, we are taking active steps to harness the power of our communities and diversify our network.
Medaille Trust Networking Event
The Medaille Trust is facilitating a networking event on Wednesday 9th November, 3pm – 5pm with a networking buffet provided and they are inviting you to join them.
Location: The Guild Hall St Bede’s Church Appleton Village Widnes WA8 6EL
Celebrating Halton's Heritage Showcase Event
Celebrating Halton's Heritage Showcase Event
Join in the final event of Celebrating Halton’s Heritage. A fabulous showcase of all the exhibitions and projects funded through this programme which has focused on the trades of Halton over the centuries. The programme has been funded by National Lottery Heritage Fund as part of Halton’s Borough of Culture year in 2021 and the showcase is being run as part of the national Heritage Open Days programme.
Get Grants September Training Courses and Free Events
Here’s a roundup of Get Grant’s fantastic Training Courses and FREE Events coming up throughout September!
St Helens Active Lives Launch Event
Residents across the borough are invited to get involved and find out about more about getting active when the St Helens Active Lives Strategy celebrates its launch in the town centre on Tuesday 30th August.
Let's Get Physical' Event At Newton Community Centre
On Wednesday 31st August Newton Community Centre will be hosting a free 'Let's Get Physical' event open to all!
Pop along between 11am - 3pm on the 31st August to enjoy:
UK Shared Prosperity Fund webinars in June
Liverpool City Region Combined Authority would like to invite you to a series of webinars on UK Shared Prosperity Fund. To register please follow the links below.
Heart Of Glass - Chronicle Two: Stand Firm Compassion
On the evenings of 28th February and 1st March Heart of Glass have organised free screenings of Chronicle Two: Stand Firm Compassion, to which you are warmly invited.
They are pleased to bring the work back to St Helens, the place from which it originated, and the town which is prepared to collectively take on the complex and devastating issue of suicide.
A Place to Grow Open Day - St Helens Mind
St Helens Mind run an allotment project called 'A Place to Grow'. This is a safe and welcoming environment for people with mental health difficulties, helping them to feel better and have a greater sense of wellbeing as well as learning about gardening and growing vegetables.
