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AFF Understanding Autism Training – Connect with your community
We are delivering our online AFF Understanding Autism Training – Connect with your community
25th January 2022
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If you’re in England, Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland and have any of the symptoms of coronavirus, you can ask for a test through the NHS website.
The following groups of people can access priority testing through GOV.UK:
Request a test here.
Bank and Post Office opening hours
Check opening times for the Banks and the Post Office in Fleet here.
VE Day resources
Friday 8th May is the 75th anniversary of VE Day and a Bank Holiday. Here is a rundown of the events planned by the Royal British Legion as well as resources for home schooling and links to useful websites.
Find out more here.
Family resources
Links to activities and fun to keep the kids occupied. Read some ideas and suggestions here.
Infinity Disco in Fleet have been running regular virtual discos and events for children and adults during the lockdown.
Hart District Council
Hart District Council’s website includes information and advice for the local community.
Coronavirus Hampshire Helpline – Hantshelp4vulnerable
A new helpline is now available to provide information and advice, as well as practical support to frail or vulnerable Hampshire residents who need urgent assistance with essential food or household supplies, collection of medication, or who are at risk of loneliness.
0333 370 4000
Want to Volunteer or donate?
If you would like to volunteer to support the community effort or donate items read our guide to volunteering and donating here.
Domestic Abuse Support
Hampshire County Council’s website includes information and links to support for victims and survivors of abuse, children living with domestic abuse, people who may be abusing or hurting someone and professionals seeking advice. Visit the website here.
Friday 8th May is the 75th anniversary of VE Day and a Bank Holiday. Here is a rundown of the events planned by the Royal British Legion as well as resources for home schooling and links to useful websites.
Find out more here.
Hampshire County Council
Hampshire County Council’s website includes information and advice for the local community.
Coronavirus Hampshire Helpline – Hantshelp4vulnerable
A new helpline is now available to provide information and advice, as well as practical support to frail or vulnerable Hampshire residents who need urgent assistance with essential food or household supplies, collection of medication, or who are at risk of loneliness.
0333 370 4000
Hart District Council
Hart District Council’s website includes information and advice for the local community.
Our local MP
Our local MP, Ranil Jayawardena, has a specific page on his website with links to support for businesses and individuals, as well as information on school exams and how you can volunteer to support.
Read more here
We are delivering our online AFF Understanding Autism Training – Connect with your community
New You for 2022 It’s a new year, so will it be a new you? If you’re looking to put the zing into 2022, how about taking on one of Phyllis Tuckwell’s exhilarating challenges? Blow away the cobwebs with a skydive, wing walk or abseil, and see what you’re really capable of achieving!
Businesses in the hospitality, leisure and retail sector can benefit from with Enterprise M3’s free Peer Networks Programme
Fleet’s zero waste shop, Scoop, is taking part in the ‘Just one bottle’ campaign. The campaign was launched on January 1st 2022 to encourage people to just try refilling one bottle.
Residents in Fleet can drop off their real trees at one of four local recycling sites
The Fleet Business Improvement District (BID) has called for more business support to ensure businesses can survive. The recent announcement of government support is targeted mainly at one sector and does not go far enough. It demonstrates a lack of understanding of the pressures facing high street businesses