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The job of the Equality and Human Rights Commission is to create a fairer Britain and a society without prejudice, to raise awareness of your rights and implement an effective legislative framework for the future.   Our job: To protect individuals against discrimination, to enforce the…

Telephone:

0845 604 6610

0845 604 6620

Ergsy is a not for profit organisation, providing free videos on subjects relevant to the over 60s, such as health, money, welfare and care.  Alongside the videos are buttons that you can use to connect directly to a professional if you wish. All videos in the…

ERIC - Education and Resources for Improving Childhood Continence is the national registered charity which provides information and support to younger children, teenagers, parents and profressionals on: bedwetting (nocturnal enuresis) daytime wetting constipation soiling incontinence in chidlren with special needs. How Eric can help There is a…

Telephone:

0845 370 8008

0117 960 0401

A local wargames club for adults. We play wargames using miniature figures and vehicles from ancient romans to sci-fi and fantasy. ww2 20mm specialists. We have our own lockable rooms and welcome new members

Telephone:

01278 780 193

Explore art runs fun children' s art and craft sessions at Long Ashton Village Hall on Friday's 1.30-2.30 during term time.

Gentle exercise mainly seated, Every Friday 11:00-12:00 £2 a session

Community Venue Main Hall - capacity 160 Meeting Room - capacity 24 Car parking - capacity 50 Disabled parking - capacity 2 Other facilities:  bar, stage, stage curtains, community notice board, kitchen equipment, public entertainment licence, playing field    

Telephone:

07814 178 937

07814 178 937

A car scheme offering transport for any health-related appointments. Areas covered: Failand and Lower Failand

Telephone:

01275 393 888

Fairfield School is located on the A370 Bristol–Weston-super-Mare road, in the village of Backwell. It caters for boys and girls ages 2 - 11 years.

Telephone:

01275 462 743

Trips and falls are a major cause of hospital admissions for older adults. A fall detector can be worn around your wrist or belt and automatically calls Taking Care’s UK response centre when it detects a fall. The response team will check you are OK…

Telephone:

0800 085 7371