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Monday 11Th Tuesday 12Th Wednesday 13Th Thursday 14Th Friday 15Th Saturday 16Th WCC Stand Bedworth Health Centre 9 – 12Pm Arbu Monday 11th Tuesday 12th Wednesday 13th Thursday 14th Friday 15th Saturday 16th WCC Stand Bedworth Health Arbury Medical Beech Tree & Polesworth Rugby Centre 9 – 12pm Centre 9 - 12pm Rugby Health Surgery 9 - Library 10 - Centre 9 - 12pm 12pm 1pm WCC Stand Nuneaton & Nuneaton & Nuneaton & Nuneaton & Nuneaton & Nuneaton Bedworth Town Hall Bedworth Town Bedworth Town Bedworth Town Bedworth 2 - 5pm Library 10 - 10 - 1pm Hall 9 - 12pm Hall 12 - 4pm Hall 12 - 4pm 1pm WCC Stand Shire Hall Shire Hall Shire Hall Shire Hall Shire Hall Leamington Antichamber Antichamber Antichamber Antichamber Antichamber Library 10 - NOT STAFFED NOT STAFFED NOT STAFFED NOT STAFFED NOT STAFFED 1pm WCC Stand Shire Hall Reception Shire Hall Shire Hall Shire Hall Shire Hall Reception 9 - 12pm Reception 9 - Reception 9 - Reception 9 - 9 - 12pm 12pm 12pm 12pm WCC Stand Stratford District Stratford District Stratford District Stratford District Stratford District Warwick Offices 9 - 12pm Offices 9 - 12pm Offices 2 - 5pm Offices Offices Library 10 - 2 - 5pm 9 - 12pm 1pm WCC Stand Rugby Town Hall Rugby Town Hall Rugby Town Hall Rugby Town Hall Rugby Town Hall Stratford Foyer 9 - 12pm Foyer 9 - 12pm Foyer 9 - 12pm Foyer 2 - 5pm Foyer 2 - 5pm Library 10 - 1pm WCC Stand Nuneaton Library 10 Rugby Library 5 - Warwick Library Leamington Stratford Library 10 - Atherstone - 2pm 7pm 3.30 - 5.30pm Library 5 - 7pm 2pm Library 10 - 1 pm WCC Stand Alcester Health Budbrooke Dordon Surgery 1 Abbey Medical Riverside House, Centre 9 – 11am Medical Centre 2 - - 4pm Centre 9 - 12pm Milverton Hill, 10 - 4pm 2pm WCC Stand Atherstone District Atherstone District Atherstone District Atherstone Atherstone District Office Office Office District Office Office 10 - 2pm 10 - 2pm 10 - 2pm 10 - 2pm 10 - 2pm WCC Stand Atherstone Library Hazelwood Group Bridge House 10 - 2 pm Practice, Coleshill Medical Centre, 9 - 1pm Stratford 9 - 1pm Warwickshire Carer Coleshill Town Hall Claremont Centre Gap Community Learning Manor Hospital, Wellbeing Service 9 - 12 pm Rugby Centre, Warwick Disability Hub 9 - Stanley Ward and & Partners Carer 9.30 - 12.30pm 9.30 - 1.30pm 3.30pm Pemberton Ward Clinics 9.30 - 10.30am Warwickshire Carer Warwick Hospital 2 Briar Croft Briar Croft Warwick Rethink One stop shop Wellbeing Service – 4pm Supported Housing, 10.30 - 12.30pm Atherstone & Partners Carer Housing, Stratford Supported, 10 - 12pm Clinics Upon Avon Stratford upon 2 - 4pm Avon 2 - 4pm Warwickshire Carer Sydni Centre Wellsbourne Grange Medical Wellbeing Service 9.30 – 1pm Village Hall Centre 2.30 - & Partners Carer 2 - 4pm 4.30pm Clinics Warwickshire Carer Rugby Wellbeing SG Lifeway Wellbeing Service Centre Centre 2.30 - & Partners Carer 9.30 – 11.30am 4.30pm Clinics Warwickshire Carer Learning Disability Wellbeing Service Hub & Partners Carer 9.30 – 1pm Clinics Warwickshire Carer Bidford Compton Verney Whitehart Centre Bishopton Memory Wellbeing Service 10.15 – 12.30pm 1.30 - 12.30pm Atherstone Cafe (WRAP) & Partners 11 - 1pm Warwickshire Dementia Cafés Reminiscence Action Project 2 - 4pm WCC Mobile Alcester Kenilworth Libraries 8.30 - 4pm 8.30 - 3.30pm Carer Groups Carers4carers cream tea, Kineton 3.30 - 5pm Carer Groups Stour Valley 10.15 - 12.30pm Conference SWFT & WCC Joint Carers Conference, Coventry 9 - 3pm Young Carer Nuneaton Older Rugby younger Stratford Senior Atherstone Older Groups Group, St Nics group, Brady Group, Group, Ratcliffe Community Centre, Rugby Shakespeare Centre, 4.30 pm Centre,Vicarage St 4 pm Hospice, Shottery 4.30 pm 8 am Young Carer Bedworth Group, Drayton Manor Warwick Groups Life Church, (Kids out Rotary) Younger Group, Bedworth 9.30 am The Gap 4.30 pm 4.30 pm .
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