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Barnardo’s Fabric of Life project A new Zoom club for young people aged 13-18years to explore their identity through art, fashion and history. The group will be led by the young people’s interests and looking at how attitudes to fashion have changed, how colours and symbols have been by the LGBTQ+ community, and more! The young people will put together an exhibition which will shared in September. Join us for a creative, fun time ...more

Two posts are available One post 24 hours per week £14,829 per annum (£21,627 FTE) One post 30 hours per week £18,537 per annum (£21,627 FTE) These posts are a temporary contract until 31st March 2022 (Extension to contract is subject to additional funding) Are you looking for a new and exciting role? Do you have an ...more

Wessex Community Action, working with the Cranfield Trust, is delighted to offer Chief Executives and senior managers, the exclusive opportunity to participate in a fully funded programme to explore and address their leadership challenges. Peer to Peer Exchange, Cranfield Trust’s adaptation of action learning, provides ...more

Chippenham Folk Festival will be online this year from May 28th – 31st but some children’s events have been launched early. There are four sections of videos and activities which reflect the usual festival events; song and music, dance, story and creative arts. The material is aimed at primary-aged children ...more

JukeBox is a new music-making opportunity for musicians aged 8-18 of any level, welcoming all instruments and abilities, supported by Wiltshire Music Connect.  It is aimed at young musicians who live in the northern / north-eastern parts of the county of Wiltshire, as it was identified that there were too few opportunities ...more

Throughout last Autumn and over the Winter months the Corsham Walking Festival Committee have been working behind the scenes, in isolation of course, to put together this year’s Corsham Walking Festival Programme. The last twelve months has seen an increase in footfall on our local footpaths and byways, especially family ...more