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January Shaker 2018 Issue 19 Proofed.Pages THE SHAKER Peterborough & District | January 2018| Issue 19 Editor Ruth Brinkler-Long Snowdrops in January Monthly Walking Group First Wednesday every Month Ferry Meadows The New Walking Group hasbeenarealsuccessandisbeingenjoyedbyourmembers. The NewWalking Suitable forallabilitiesandtheopportunitytodoashorterwalkwheelchairs&less abled. Petswelcometojointhegroup Need Support to Speak Up? TotalVoice can help Do you know where to turn for help if you struggle to be heard and want support to understand your rights and make decisions about health and social care? It can be very daunting understanding the legal and statutory procedures involved with social care, but advocacy support for family carers in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough is available from TotalVoice. The service is free, independent and confidential. An Advocate is a person who puts a case on someone else's behalf. Cambridgeshire County Council and Peterborough City Council have brought together advocacy services for adults, carers, children and young people into one single service. TotalVoice Cambridgeshire and Peterborough (TVCP) is delivered by specialist advocacy providers VoiceAbility, Cambridgeshire Deaf Association and National Youth Advocacy Service (NYAS), to provide statutory and community advocacy services. Family carers have rights that are engrained in The Care Act 2014 to protect their own health and wellbeing, putting their needs on the same level as the cared-for person. TotalVoice will: • Support you to be heard • Help you understand your rights, choices and options • Enable you to make your own decisions about health and social care • Get support from the people around you in your community • Give the people around you the skills to support you • Give you the tools to do as much as you can for yourself. Dedicated TVCP helpline: 0300 222 5704. Referral form: www.voiceability.org/services/ cambridgeshire-and-peterborough/ totalvoice-cambridgeshire-and-peterborough Bull Hotel Christmas Lunch It was really cold but the collecting team w r a p p e d u p & mingled with the Christmas shoppers & raised an amazing £354.92. Well done everyone fantastic result. (Not every collector is pictured but a big t h a n k y o u t o Cathedral Square everyone involved) Tin Collection Branch members John & Polly Johnson belong to Wednesday's T Dance Group and the group always pick a charity each year to donate money in lieu of Christmas Card giving to each other. This year Peterborough Parkinson's is their chosen charity & the dance group raised £111.93 A great fundraising idea and well done! (Pictured right) Polly Johnson & her friend Long Helen Roddis with the Donation Joy & Dennis Martin £58.34 cheque donation. Total £1.000 EXERCISE Exercise is vital for people with Parkinson's, and the start of a New Year can be the perfect time to change your routine and try something new. What goals are you setting yourself for 2018? Dance & Movement Every Friday. 10am-11am Salvation Army New England, Peterborough PE1 2AU Pilates Every Monday 2-3pm St Oswald's Church, 933 Lincoln Road, Walton, Peterborough PE4 6AE Aerobic Circuits Every Friday 2-3pm Salvation Army Peterborough PE1 2AU Tai Chi Every Thursday 11.15am-12.15pm St Marks Church Hall, Lincoln Road, Peterborough PE1 2SN Ferry Meadows Walking Group First Wednesday every Month 11am at Visitors Centre Free Parking Guest Speaker Co-op Estate Planning. Specialists in legal, estate and later life planning Wednesday January 31st 2-4pm P J Care Eaglewood Bretton PE3 8AQ (sat nav PE3 8DE) or offer Manor Farm, Morborne, Peterborough PE7 3TG Sunday March 11th 2018 11 - 4pm Adults £5 Children Under 16 Free Peterborough Parkinson’s will be having a stand. Come along with your families for a day of Fun The lambing day will be supporting several charities inc. Royal Agricultural Peterborough Benevolent Institution Parkinson’s Morborne - Lambing Day World Parkinson’s Day 11th April We are looking for helpers and donations of goods to help fill our stalls. We need Cakes, Books, Homemade cards, Plants and anything you feel will be suitable to raise money. We also need your support on the day so come along and have a Coffee & a Cake and enjoy a hand massage, manicure or a reflexology session. Please get in touch if you can help Peterborough Parkinson’s Unite for World Parkinson’s Day Date: Wednesday 11 April Time : 10am - 3.30pm Location: Salvation Army New England PE1 2AU On 11 April 2018 we are asking everyone, no matter where they are around the world, to unite and raise awareness about Parkinson’s to celebrate World Parkinson’s Day All donations & money raised on tHe day will go to Parkinson’s UK WHat’s on Refreshments, Stalls (Cakes, Books, Cards, Plants & many more) Mini Manicures & Hand Massages by Arabellaz & Mini Reflexology Sessions by Sole-Serenity 10089-85x130mm advert.indd 1 08/12/2017 08:56 Peterborough Parkinson’s Branch AGM 2018 Save the Date 2 - 4 pm | Saturday 17th February 2018 Yaxley Royal British Legion 210 Broadway | Yaxley | Peterborough | PE7 3NR Have you returned your RSVP & Voting Nomination Form Replies required bye 1st February & sent to Susan McNally - Branch Secretary, 01733 229190, email: [email protected] Or Post to 11 Stonehouse Road. Yaxley, Peterborough PE7 3YU Branch Communication Are your contact details up to date or have you made any changes?. Have you got an e mail address or mobile number we don’t have on our records? If you have any changes that need updating or if you have an email address & want to receive up to date information & reminders as they happen Please let one of our committee members know. As a reminder your Shaker magazine can be delivered each month by email which saves the branch expensive postage costs so let us know if you would like to arrange this The Shaker is the newsletter of the Peterborough Branch of Parkinson’s UK. Registered charity 258197 We welcome new readers and members so If you would like to receive a regular copy please contact the Branch Secretary. Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in this publication are those of the contributors and not necessarily those of Parkinson’s UK. Parkinson’s UK have raised £45,000 for people with Parkinson's, just by recycling old gadgets, jewellery and even cars. Can you help us raise even more? Recycling with Parkinson's UK is easy. Simply choose what you'd like to donate below to find out how you can start recycling today. WHAT CAN YOU RECYCLE FOR PARKINSON'S UK? CARS CURRENCY GADGETS, ANTIQUES AND COLLECTABLES JEWELLERY STAMPS Check out the webpage for full details of how you can recycle & raise money https://www.parkinsons.org.uk/get-involved/recycle-parkinsons-uk Contact Details Role Name Phone Email / Address Chairman Ruth Brinkler-Long 07752 014998 [email protected] Vice Chair Louisa Parr 07954 439685 [email protected] Branch Secretary Susan McNally 01733 229190 [email protected] 07493469586 Branch Treasurer David Long 07888 997087 [email protected] Parkinson’s Local Advisor Janette Olive 0344 225 3606 [email protected] 0344 225 3618 Candy Stokes [email protected] Volunteer Coordinator Lisa Lowe TBC TBC Parkinson’s Nurses Carolyn, Danielle and 0330 726 0077 [email protected] Karen Press Option 4 33 776145 Membership Secretary Mick Wicks 01733 573601 [email protected] Parkinson’s Support Line 0808 800 0303 If you have Parkinson's, or you know someone who has, you probably have a lot of questions and some worries. You can turn to us. Our free, confidential helpline is available for anyone affected by Parkinson's across the UK. Diary Dates January 31st Guest Speaker Wednesday 2-4pm P J Care. Eaglewood Co-op Estate Planning Bretton PE3 8AQ Legal, Funeral, Inheritance (sat nav PE3 8DE) February 7th Walking Group Wednesday 11am Ferry Meadows Meet at Visitor Centre Country Park February 13th Coffee Morning Wednesday Masonic Centre 10.30-12noon Ellindon, Bretton PE3 8RD Please use rear Car Park & entrance February 17th Branch AGM Saturday 2-4pm Yaxley Royal British Legion All Welcome Yaxley Peterborough PE7 3NR March 7th Walking Group Wednesday 11am Ferry Meadows Meet at Visitor Centre Country Park March 11th Lambing Day Sunday all day Manor Farm Possible Peterborough Morborne Parkinson’s Tombola March 14th Coffee Morning Wednesday TBC 10.30-12noon March 28th Guest Speaker Wednesday 2-4pm P J Care. Eaglewood David Haines Bretton PE3 8AQ Regional Begonia Society (sat nav PE3 8DE) April 4th Walking Group Wednesday 11am Ferry Meadows Meet at Visitor Centre Country Park April 11th World Parkinson’s Day Wednesday from 9am Salvation Army New England PE1 2AU April 14th Tin Collection All Afternoon Great Opportunity to Fundraise POSH with allocated time slots Need as Many Volunteers as possible Football Ground please May 2nd Walking Group Wednesday 11am Ferry Meadows Meet at Visitor Centre Country Park May 8th Coffee Morning Tuesday TBC 10.30-12noon May 12th Mick & Shirley’s Garden Party Saturday From 11am 81 Storrington Way Werrington Peterborough PE4 6QP June 2nd Farm Trip Saturday PM Stoke Doyle Oundle June 6th Walking Group Wednesday 11am Ferry Meadows Meet at Visitor Centre Country Park June 24th Leisurely cruise on the Boston Sunday Collection & Drop Off Subsidised at Belle to The Malcolm Arms for Pick Up 10am Brewery Tap Car Park £20 per Head a 2 course Sunday Lunch Est. arrival home 4.30 £2 Parking all day & cruise back to coach pick up in Yellow Queensgate CarPark Open 9am-11.30pm July 18th Fundraising Garden Party Wednesday 12-4pm 42 St Pegas Road Hosts Peakirk. 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