Here you can find out more about what goes on at Widford Parish throughout the week (for those of us who are a bit too old for the children's and youth activities!)

 

Lunch Club  Meets every Wednesday at 1.00pm

    

It is a time for friends to get together, to make new friends and be waited on with a two course meal followed by tea and coffee for £2 per person. 

At Christmas we invite special guests to join us for a traditional Christmas dinner.

For further information contact the Parish Office.

Women’s Fellowship follows Lunch Club in the parish centre at 2.15pm.

Activities each week vary.  Sometimes we invite speakers or other entertainment, or we have a Beetle Drive, Dave (the Rector) comes to give us Holy Communion regularly, we make up shoe boxes of essentials for people in countries less fortunate than ourselves...to name a few of them.  We do guarantee that each week always have a cuppa and you will find...

Friendly people
Encouragement
Loyalty and love
Laughter
Outings
Word of God and prayers
Support
Hymns
Interesting speakers
Pleasant surroundings and a cuppa

For further information contact the Parish Office.

Waterhouse Farm Police Surgery is held every four weeks during the Tuesday morning cafe and Wednesdays at Women's Fellowship at the Parish Centre.

Tuesdays at 1000           Wednesdays at 1500

 

Our Neighbourhood Specialist Officer is PC Tony Devries, and Karen Garwood is the Waterhouse PCSO (Police Community Support Officer).

Karen is organising the Beat Surgeries.  She has worked for Essex Police for three years.  Her aim and vision is to concentrate on anti-social behaviour, speeding, parking issues and generally making herself known to the community, look out for Karen and her colleagues walking the beat and feel free to stop and chat to them.

These are “drop in” meetings designed to give you the opportunity to speak to your local officers about any issues you have in the area as well as to receive crime prevention and safety advice.  It is also a forum for you to ask questions in relation to crime and other problems in the area.

Karen is a very approachable lady who is keen to be involved in the heart of the community.  She has already made arrangements to visit Lunch Club, Women’s Fellowship and 5 to 10, as well as Westland’s School. 

If you would like to contact Karen, she is based at Melbourne Police Station telephone 01245 212 566.  In the meantime, please do come along to the monthly meetings to get to know Karen and her team, learn more about crime. 

So, to have your say, put the dates in your diary and for more information visit... http://www.essex.police.uk/yourarea/y_np_che.php?nptId=16