On Valentines Day
The chocolate syrup said to the ice cream
“I’m sweet on you!”
While the pencil said to the paper
“I dot my i’s on you!”
And the light bulb asked his girlfriend
Do I mean a whole watt to you?”
sourced: peculiar-poetry com
On Valentines Day
The chocolate syrup said to the ice cream
“I’m sweet on you!”
While the pencil said to the paper
“I dot my i’s on you!”
And the light bulb asked his girlfriend
Do I mean a whole watt to you?”
sourced: peculiar-poetry com
The government has changed it’s advice about contacting the NHS to request your Covid Vaccine.
If you are over 70 and have not yet been asked to go for you first dose of the vaccine please contact the NHS to make sure you get it.
There are several ways you can do this:
You can access the national booking system online
Call 119 free of change between 7am and 11pm
Call your GP
Dear all,
People from the black community are 74% less likely to take the vaccine.
Black Health Initiative Leeds are hosting a community conversation event tomorrow evening:
Tuesday 9th February 6pm – 7.30pm.
Email operationalmanager@bhileeds.org.uk to get the joining details (it will be on Zoom)
Covid Vaccination – Listen to the facts /Ask Your Questions
Hosted by Heather Nelson – CEO of BHI and with Dr Hector Goma – Clinical Lead Chapeltown Primary Care Network, Alison Lowe – CEO Touchstone, Bishop Tedroy Powell – Presiding Bishop COGOP UK, Belgium,Holland and Dr Jawad K Ahmad – MBChb, MRCGP PgDPD
Virtual HeydaysHeydays is a creative arts project run by Leeds Playhouse that welcomes everyone over the age of 55! Below is a programme of weekly activities for the Spring term. If you’d like to join the fun, please email engagement@leedsplayhouse.org. Arts & Crafts, Drama, or Creative Writing Wednesdays 10:30 – 12:00 (10th February, 24th February, 10th March, 24th March, 31st March) Leeds Conservatoire Music Class and Playreading Wednesdays 10:30 – 12:00 (17th Feb, 3rd March, 17th March, 31st March) DanceHall Taught by Sammie Jo-Jackson and her team (classes live from Jamaica!) Wednesdays 12:45 – 14:00 (17th Feb, 3rd March, 17th March, 31st March) |
Diverse Voices is the new Age Proud Leeds podcast in which people from diverse communities talk about ageism and discrimination. Topics include:
A project by Leeds Older People’s Forum and Time to Shine the podcast is in 2 parts and you can listen here:
Or read more about the project here https://timetoshineleeds.org/age-proud-leeds/diverse-voices
February is LGBT+ History Month and there are lots of events taking place. This year everything has had to be moved online and you can see a calendar of all the events here: https://lgbtplushistorymonth.co.uk/calendar/
Leeds Museums and Galleries will be hosting a free virtual ‘Outing the Past’ Festival on Saturday 6th February. Between 9.50am and 15.40pm
You can join the event via Zoom to celebrate and learn more about LGBT+ history. You can watch and listen to a brilliant range of fascinating presentations and stories all focused on LGBT+ history.
See the line-up and register for free at bit.ly/otpfestival
Councillor Hannah Bithell, Leeds City Council’s LGBT+ Champion, said: “We are extremely proud to have the opportunity to host another OUTing the Past event, albeit in a totally new format. The event, held during LGBT+ History Month, provides us with an important opportunity to acknowledge some of the many struggles, sacrifices and triumphs of LGBT+ community in Leeds and beyond. We have some fantastic speakers and presentations lined up and it is set to be a great day of celebration for all.”
Thoughts as we reach the end of Time to Talk Day – every day is a good time to talk. So please keep checking in with friends, family neighbours. We all need someone to talk to sometimes and those small conversations can make a huge difference – to them and to you.
(picture from Emily Coxhead)