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The Men’s Group has gone online and restarted on Monday 15th June 2020, 7pm
For more information visit their Facebook Group @WestburyMen’sGroup
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Westbury Town Council launched its first Men’s Group, highlighting the fact that mental wellbeing is a yearlong focus.
The group will run every Monday at 7pm, usual in the Laverton’s Abraham room.
Wiltshire’s higher than national average suicide rate is one motivation for the group, not least because 75% of all suicides are male. It’s also true that 1 in 8 men have a common mental health problem but are far less likely to seek help than their female counterparts.
However, the group is also aimed at anyone who just fancies a chat.
This meetup is all about having an informal space to talk or listen. Whether that’s about feeling a bit down or how terrible Man United are these days. There is no pressure and you don’t even have to say a word if you don’t want to. There’s tea, coffee and some snacks, along with a group of blokes who won’t judge and will just lend an ear.
This is going to be the start of a really exciting time for the town in terms of tackling it’s problems and highlighting its strengths together as a community.
The Westbury Men’s Group began on Monday November 4th, at 7pm at the Laverton.
All council meetings are open to the public and press. Members of the public are invited to address the Council at this meeting at 2pm. You are asked to register at least 24 hours before the start of the meeting by emailing info@westburytowncouncil.gov.uk We will also accept written questions by email up to 9am on the day of the meeting.
Any members of the press and public can follow this meeting by using this link: Highways, Planning and Development Extraordinary Remote Meeting – Wednesday 15th July 2020, 2pm
PUBLIC FORUM: commencing 2pm (not to exceed 30 minutes). Members of the public are welcome to make representations, ask questions and give evidence at a meeting which they are entitled to attend in respect of the business on the agenda. Any individual representation is limited to no more than 5 minutes. The Chairman will call for representation from those who registered to speak; written representations can also be submitted to the Town Clerk in advance of the meeting. A summary record of any public participation session shall be included in the Minutes.
Recording and using social media is permitted at Council meetings which are open to the public however, anyone wishing to do so should speak to the Clerk prior to the meeting as there are rules which must be followed.
Westbury town council has resolved to capture a full recording of all committee and Town Council meetings (including the public forum) and will be published on our website.
Once the minutes have been approved and signed by the Chair at the next available meeting, the recording will be removed from our website.
All council meetings are open to the public and press. Members of the public are invited to address the Council at this meeting at 7pm. You are asked to register at least 24 hours before the start of the meeting by emailing info@westburytowncouncil.gov.uk We will also accept written questions by email up to 3pm on the day of the meeting.
Any members of the press and public can follow this meeting by using this link: the link will be made available in advance of the meeting
PUBLIC FORUM: commencing 7pm (not to exceed 30 minutes). Members of the public are welcome to make representations, ask questions and give evidence at a meeting which they are entitled to attend in respect of the business on the agenda. Any individual representation is limited to no more than 5 minutes. The Chairman will call for representation from those who registered to speak; written representations can also be submitted to the Town Clerk in advance of the meeting. A summary record of any public participation session shall be included in the Minutes.
Recording and using social media is permitted at Council meetings which are open to the public however, anyone wishing to do so should speak to the Clerk prior to the meeting as there are rules which must be followed.
Westbury town council has resolved to capture a full recording of all committee and Town Council meetings (including the public forum) and will be published on our website.
Once the minutes have been approved and signed by the Chair at the next available meeting, the recording will be removed from our website.
The Men’s Group has gone online and restarted on Monday 15th June 2020, 7pm
For more information visit their Facebook Group @WestburyMen’sGroup
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Westbury Town Council launched its first Men’s Group, highlighting the fact that mental wellbeing is a yearlong focus.
The group will run every Monday at 7pm, usual in the Laverton’s Abraham room.
Wiltshire’s higher than national average suicide rate is one motivation for the group, not least because 75% of all suicides are male. It’s also true that 1 in 8 men have a common mental health problem but are far less likely to seek help than their female counterparts.
However, the group is also aimed at anyone who just fancies a chat.
This meetup is all about having an informal space to talk or listen. Whether that’s about feeling a bit down or how terrible Man United are these days. There is no pressure and you don’t even have to say a word if you don’t want to. There’s tea, coffee and some snacks, along with a group of blokes who won’t judge and will just lend an ear.
This is going to be the start of a really exciting time for the town in terms of tackling it’s problems and highlighting its strengths together as a community.
The Westbury Men’s Group began on Monday November 4th, at 7pm at the Laverton.
Bingo held monthly to raise funds for community events.
Come and meet new friends.
Cash prizes, licenced bar.
The Men’s Group has gone online and restarted on Monday 15th June 2020, 7pm
For more information visit their Facebook Group @WestburyMen’sGroup
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Westbury Town Council launched its first Men’s Group, highlighting the fact that mental wellbeing is a yearlong focus.
The group will run every Monday at 7pm, usual in the Laverton’s Abraham room.
Wiltshire’s higher than national average suicide rate is one motivation for the group, not least because 75% of all suicides are male. It’s also true that 1 in 8 men have a common mental health problem but are far less likely to seek help than their female counterparts.
However, the group is also aimed at anyone who just fancies a chat.
This meetup is all about having an informal space to talk or listen. Whether that’s about feeling a bit down or how terrible Man United are these days. There is no pressure and you don’t even have to say a word if you don’t want to. There’s tea, coffee and some snacks, along with a group of blokes who won’t judge and will just lend an ear.
This is going to be the start of a really exciting time for the town in terms of tackling it’s problems and highlighting its strengths together as a community.
The Westbury Men’s Group began on Monday November 4th, at 7pm at the Laverton.
The Men’s Group has gone online and restarted on Monday 15th June 2020, 7pm
For more information visit their Facebook Group @WestburyMen’sGroup
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Westbury Town Council launched its first Men’s Group, highlighting the fact that mental wellbeing is a yearlong focus.
The group will run every Monday at 7pm, usual in the Laverton’s Abraham room.
Wiltshire’s higher than national average suicide rate is one motivation for the group, not least because 75% of all suicides are male. It’s also true that 1 in 8 men have a common mental health problem but are far less likely to seek help than their female counterparts.
However, the group is also aimed at anyone who just fancies a chat.
This meetup is all about having an informal space to talk or listen. Whether that’s about feeling a bit down or how terrible Man United are these days. There is no pressure and you don’t even have to say a word if you don’t want to. There’s tea, coffee and some snacks, along with a group of blokes who won’t judge and will just lend an ear.
This is going to be the start of a really exciting time for the town in terms of tackling it’s problems and highlighting its strengths together as a community.
The Westbury Men’s Group began on Monday November 4th, at 7pm at the Laverton.
All council meetings are open to the public and press. Members of the public are invited to address the Council at this meeting at 7pm. You are asked to register at least 24 hours before the start of the meeting by emailing info@westburytowncouncil.gov.uk We will also accept written questions by email up to 3pm on the day of the meeting.
Any members of the press and public can follow this meeting by using this link: the link will be made available in advance of the meeting
PUBLIC FORUM: commencing 7pm (not to exceed 30 minutes). Members of the public are welcome to make representations, ask questions and give evidence at a meeting which they are entitled to attend in respect of the business on the agenda. Any individual representation is limited to no more than 5 minutes. The Chairman will call for representation from those who registered to speak; written representations can also be submitted to the Town Clerk in advance of the meeting. A summary record of any public participation session shall be included in the Minutes.
Recording and using social media is permitted at Council meetings which are open to the public however, anyone wishing to do so should speak to the Clerk prior to the meeting as there are rules which must be followed.
Westbury town council has resolved to capture a full recording of all committee and Town Council meetings (including the public forum) and will be published on our website.
Once the minutes have been approved and signed by the Chair at the next available meeting, the recording will be removed from our website
Wednesdays: 1-2pm
Starting: 22nd January 2020
Walking Netball is a slower version of the traditional game designed for anyone looking to exercise in a relaxed, supportive and friendly environment. Walking Netball is suitable for adults of any ability, doesn’t matter if you have played netball before, haven’t played since school or want to try something new!