Something new to try at event

Sleaford Town Council says a big '˜thank you' to all the groups and interested members of the public who came to its first '˜Try Something New Day' on Saturday.
Try Something New Day at Sleaford Town Hall. L-R Harriet Tricker of Sleaford talking to Steve Gunter - president of Sleaford Rugby Club, Rebecca Grice and Rebecca Jones - vice captains of Sleaford Ladies Rugby team. EMN-180917-120814001Try Something New Day at Sleaford Town Hall. L-R Harriet Tricker of Sleaford talking to Steve Gunter - president of Sleaford Rugby Club, Rebecca Grice and Rebecca Jones - vice captains of Sleaford Ladies Rugby team. EMN-180917-120814001
Try Something New Day at Sleaford Town Hall. L-R Harriet Tricker of Sleaford talking to Steve Gunter - president of Sleaford Rugby Club, Rebecca Grice and Rebecca Jones - vice captains of Sleaford Ladies Rugby team. EMN-180917-120814001

The Town Hall was full of displays, information and smiling faces and the council now hopes to run a similar event in 2019.

The aim of this inaugural event was to give local people the chance to learn more about, and get involved in, some of the fantastic clubs, groups and charities based within the community.

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It was an opportunity for residents thinking about joining a local organisation, sport or voluntary scheme to learn more before getting involved.

Try Something New Day at Sleaford Town Hall. L-R Nancy Warnes and Hazel Bridgen of Sleaford Little Theatre, talking to Jan Mathieson. EMN-180917-120802001Try Something New Day at Sleaford Town Hall. L-R Nancy Warnes and Hazel Bridgen of Sleaford Little Theatre, talking to Jan Mathieson. EMN-180917-120802001
Try Something New Day at Sleaford Town Hall. L-R Nancy Warnes and Hazel Bridgen of Sleaford Little Theatre, talking to Jan Mathieson. EMN-180917-120802001

They might just like to try something different or just have wondered what there is to do in Sleaford.

There were teas and coffees available all day and the event was free for the organisations to take part on a first come, first served basis.

Groups on display including the Pro-Martial Arts kick boxing club, Evergreen befriending service, Sleaford Lions, the Parkinsons Support Group, Sleaford University of the Third Age, Sleaford South Federation WI, Sleaford Boys’ and Girls’ Brigades Sleaford Ukulele Strummers, Lincolnshire Bombers American Football, Sleaford Youth Centre, Sleaford Little Theatre, Sleaford Museum, Gideons, Sleaford Rugby Club, Sleaford Leisure Centre, Rotary Club of Sleaford and Pilgrim Bandits,.

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* The Town Council is still taking free pitch bookings for this year’s popular St Denys’ Day and Harvest Festival Market.

Try Something New Day at Sleaford Town Hall. Sue La Roche - Sleaford and District Lions Club president, Paul Whitworth - Lions Club member. EMN-180917-120829001Try Something New Day at Sleaford Town Hall. Sue La Roche - Sleaford and District Lions Club president, Paul Whitworth - Lions Club member. EMN-180917-120829001
Try Something New Day at Sleaford Town Hall. Sue La Roche - Sleaford and District Lions Club president, Paul Whitworth - Lions Club member. EMN-180917-120829001

This is scheduled to be held on Saturday, October 13, in Sleaford Market Place, running from 9am to 3pm.

All that is required from prospective stallholders is a £20 deposit and public liability insurance.

To make a booking, contact the Town Council office on 01529 303456, email [email protected] or message its Facebook page.