Unfortunately unusual circumstances (not COVID-19) mean Ridgmont Station Heritage Centre & Tea Room is unable to open this week or next.
Everyone who has made a booking in the Tea Room has been contacted and offered a new date.
The Tea Room ‘phone number is temporarily out of order – calls are being diverted. Please leave a message and we’ll get back to you. We hope to have it fixed in the next couple of days.
New opening hours for the Tea Room will be Tuesday to Saturday 9:00 -4:00 and 10:00 - 4:00 on Sundays. The Museum & Gift Shop will be open Tuesday - Saturday 12:00 - 4:00.
Apologies for any disappointment caused. We look forward to welcoming you back soon!
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Today is World Suicide Prevention Day, created by the International Association for Suicide Prevention it provides the opportunity for people, across the globe, to raise awareness of suicide and suicide prevention.
Each year, globally, there are 800,000 suicides and 20million attempted suicides. Suicide is among the top 20 leading causes of death globally for people of all ages.
Don't be scared to talk about suicide. It might be a difficult conversation to have but it could make a real difference to someone else.
See the signs One local campaign ‘See the Signs, Save a Life’ advises how to support someone with suicidal thoughts, and encourages us to talk openly about suicide. It stresses that people often just need someone to talk to. If you’re worried that someone you know may be considering suicide, try to encourage them to talk openly about how they are feeling. Listening is the best way to help. Their website also provides advice on what to do for someone who has been diagnosed with a mental health condition and provides confidential helplines and support.
Help for men National research suggests that men are less likely to seek help early, sometimes because they don’t recognise the symptoms of anxiety or depression, they are concerned about how other people may react or because they are not sure what to do.
Heads Up aims to prompt men to recognise when and if they are feeling low and how to take action. The reality is there is help available and the earlier it is sought, the better the outcome. Heads Up includes a wealth of information from how to stay well, symptoms to look out for and for those who would like more help, contact details to access effective talking therapies. thisisheads-up.uk/
Heads Up exists to help men stay happy. We have a toolbox that can help you overcome common issues like trouble sleeping, feeling low and money worries.
Our Community Wellbeing Champions (CWCs) deliver social prescribing through the Community Referral Social Prescribing service (CRSP). We have 22 CWCs covering Central Bedfordshire and Bedford Borough,...
As the people of Luton face a spike in the number of Coronavirus infections, HM Lord-Lieutenant of Bedfordshire has recorded a message which can be viewed at:
**Free Online Courses to help with your Wellbeing**
# Take time for Health and Wellbeing – Recovery College # This is a 14 week bite size course covering topics such as Building confidence, sleep, anxiety, depression and motivation. Sessions start in August, dip into any or all of the sessions For further details and booking ~ call 01234 263621 ~ or email The Recovery College on: elft.recoverycollege@nhs.net ~ or Google ‘ELFT Recovery College’
# Active Minds – Social Prescribing Team # 6 week course focused on your wellbeing and providing you with the tools to help improve it, to increase motivation and plan your goals. Course starts on 9th Sept from 1 – 2.30pm Call Sophie on: 07951 186687
# Sports Sessions at HOME – Bedford Borough Council # A wide range of options of activities with varying times to participate. Classes include Chair Yoga, TaiChi, Meditation and gentle exercise. Organised by the Bedford Borough Sports Development team. Go to: www.bedfordsportlive.crd.co
# Healthy Eating and cooking sessions – Food Etc # An opportunity to learn some new skills, enjoy conversation and cook together. 4-week course starting on Thursday 13th August at 4pm To book a place email Julie Clay: julienmclay@gmail.com www.foodetc.org.uk
If you would like support to make positive changes to improve your health and wellbeing speak to your GP about a referral to the Social Prescribing Team. For more information visit: www.yourwellbeingbedfordshire.org.uk... See MoreSee Less
From Friday, face coverings will be mandatory in shops and supermarkets in England.
However, remember that it's not possible for people with certain conditions to wear a face covering. Please be mindful that not all disabilities are visible.
We have an Online Wellbeing Course starting next week - suitable for anyone who may be struggling with managing their daily routine or motivation. Limited to 12 spaces. If you would like more information please call Sophie on 07951 186687. ... See MoreSee Less
We have an Online Wellbeing Course starting next week - suitable for anyone who may be struggling with managing their daily routine or motivation. Limited to 12 spaces. If you would like more information please call Sophie on 07951 186687. ... See MoreSee Less
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GPs tell us that a lot of people visit them feeling isolated, lonely or stressed by work, money and housing problems.
Social Prescribing can help you with things that can’t be fixed by doctors and medicine alone.
Have you heard of Social Prescribers? You may have heard them being called Community Wellbeing Champions.
Whatever they are called, they are there to listen to you, and put you in touch with the people and activities that might help you to feel better.
Our Social Prescribers and Community Wellbeing Champions are also Health Coaches who may also be able to offer you a few weeks of health coaching to help support your health and wellbeing.
If things are getting too much for you and you feel you can’t cope, ask for help.
You don't need to wait for a doctor or health care professional to refer you. You can go to this link, fill in your details and one of our lovely helpful team will give you a call. (Or go to the 'Contact Us' button on our Facebook page.)
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Muriel Scott, Director of Public Health for Bedford Borough Council, has issued the following message to Bedford residents:
With figures showing that Bedford Borough has the highest rate of Coronavirus infection in the East of England, Bedford Borough Council is urging local people to continue to stay at home as much as possible to slow the spread of the virus and save lives.
As we all know, coronavirus is highly contagious and can be spread even if someone doesn’t appear to have any symptoms.
With lockdown easing you might think that the virus has gone away. It hasn’t; the rate of infection in Bedford Borough is the highest in the East of England.
We are working with partners in the health sector to support the local rollout of test and trace and are calling on residents to continue the fight to slow the spread of the virus.
Please continue to stay at home as much as possible. If you do have to go out, try to limit contact with other people, wear a face covering – particularly indoors and on public transport and keep 2 metres apart from people. Regularly washing your hands with soap and water, or using a hand sanitiser when that’s not available, remains key in slowing the spread.
Bedford Borough has a spectacular community spirit, and we have seen so many examples of that over the recent weeks and months. We are asking everyone to continue to do their bit in helping to slow the spread of the virus and save lives.
Anyone with symptoms, including a new persistent cough, high temperature or a change or loss of taste or smell should immediately self-isolate and arrange a test via nhs.uk/coronavirus or by calling 111.
If things are getting too much for you and you feel you can’t cope, ask for help. Social Prescribers and Wellbeing Champions can help and support you with your wellbeing. Go to this link, fill in your details and one of our team will give you a call.
How should we be talking about loneliness? Telling someone that you’re lonely is an important step but it’s also important to be mindful of how we talk about it.
We still use words like ‘admitting’ to and ‘suffering’ from, which can unintentionally add to the belief that something is wrong with us. There is absolutely no shame in feeling lonely and changing the language around loneliness is a positive and liberating step forward. The more we talk about it, the more we normalise it and we can move towards a society where it can be spoken about openly.
“I’ve been struggling on my own during lockdown. I decided to FaceTime my uncle, and when he asked how I was doing, I was just honest and said ‘I’m feeling pretty lonely, actually’. He surprised me by saying ‘yeah, I know how you feel’. I’m so glad I reached out because we both decided to have a (virtual) coffee together each morning. It’s been transformative for us both.” – Jack, 28.
“I love spending time with my young kids. But some days I feel so lonely, which isn’t a nice feeling. I signed myself up to some virtual parenting groups and I mentioned how I was feeling. Turns out, plenty of other parents felt similarly. I realised even though I was with my family all day, I felt lonely because I was yearning for some grown-up conversation and connection!” – Alison – 39
PARENT SPACE This is a new drop in for parents, organised by the Early Help team at Central Bedfordshire Council, alongside support from Leighton Buzzard Children’s Centre and Groundworks.
Why not grab yourself a tea or coffee and join us to hear about what support is available to you, chat with other parents and ask us any questions.
This drop in will take place virtually, via Microsoft Teams. You will need to download the free Microsoft Teams app and join the drop in using the link which will be emailed to you. Please email Amy.Staton@centralbedfordshire.gov.uk if you would like to join.
If things are getting too much for you and you feel you can’t cope, ask for help.
Social Prescribers and Wellbeing Champions are here for those living in Bedfordshire; Fill in this form and one of the team will call you back:
Are you are being subjected to abuse, or have concerns for a friend, neighbour or family member?
Families First Bedfordshire are holding a live Q&A.
Tonight, Tuesday 9 June, from 7pm - 9pm to answer your questions about domestic abuse with a panel of experts.
Send your questions by direct message for the panel to answer. We’ll then publish the question and the answer together, WITHOUT your name, or any identifying details.
Go to @FamiliesFirstBedfordshire facebook page to send them a message.
We have called nearly two thousand shielding people as part of our Covid-19 support work.
One resident we have been supporting is a carer for her terminally ill husband, she has been feeling very isolated and scared. She states these calls are a lifeline and have picked her up. We have been able to support her to access Food & Prescription deliveries.
We've also helped her become digitally connected so that she can connect with her family on a video call and shared some at home exercise platforms for her to be active and boost her wellbeing. ... See MoreSee Less
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1 day ago
Unfortunately unusual circumstances (not COVID-19) mean Ridgmont Station Heritage Centre & Tea Room is unable to open this week or next.
Everyone who has made a booking in the Tea Room has been contacted and offered a new date.
The Tea Room ‘phone number is temporarily out of order – calls are being diverted. Please leave a message and we’ll get back to you. We hope to have it fixed in the next couple of days.
New opening hours for the Tea Room will be Tuesday to Saturday 9:00 -4:00 and 10:00 - 4:00 on Sundays. The Museum & Gift Shop will be open Tuesday - Saturday 12:00 - 4:00.
Apologies for any disappointment caused. We look forward to welcoming you back soon!
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3 weeks ago
*See the Signs, Save a Life*
Today is World Suicide Prevention Day, created by the International Association for Suicide Prevention it provides the opportunity for people, across the globe, to raise awareness of suicide and suicide prevention.
Each year, globally, there are 800,000 suicides and 20million attempted suicides. Suicide is among the top 20 leading causes of death globally for people of all ages.
Don't be scared to talk about suicide. It might be a difficult conversation to have but it could make a real difference to someone else.
See the signs
One local campaign ‘See the Signs, Save a Life’ advises how to support someone with suicidal thoughts, and encourages us to talk openly about suicide. It stresses that people often just need someone to talk to. If you’re worried that someone you know may be considering suicide, try to encourage them to talk openly about how they are feeling. Listening is the best way to help. Their website also provides advice on what to do for someone who has been diagnosed with a mental health condition and provides confidential helplines and support.
Help for men
National research suggests that men are less likely to seek help early, sometimes because they don’t recognise the symptoms of anxiety or depression, they are concerned about how other people may react or because they are not sure what to do.
Heads Up aims to prompt men to recognise when and if they are feeling low and how to take action. The reality is there is help available and the earlier it is sought, the better the outcome. Heads Up includes a wealth of information from how to stay well, symptoms to look out for and for those who would like more help, contact details to access effective talking therapies. thisisheads-up.uk/
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4 weeks ago
Self-Care September from @actionforhappiness
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1 month ago
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Community Wellbeing Champions excel during Covid crisis - Beds RCC
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2 months ago
Get a discount with the Eat Out to Help Out Scheme
From 3 to 31 August, get a 50% discount when you eat in at restaurants that are registered with the Eat Out to Help Out Scheme.
Go to this link for more information and to find which food places are participating in the scheme
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2 months ago
If you’ve received a letter about Tax Credits, you will need to check your details by 31 July.
If your details are correct you don't need to do anything.
If you disagree with any of the information, you need to contact HMRC straight away.If you’ve received a letter about Tax Credits, you will need to check your details by 31 July. If your details are correct you don't need to do anything. If you disagree with any of the information, you need to contact us straight away.
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2 months ago
Do you have friends of family living in Luton?
As the people of Luton face a spike in the number of Coronavirus infections, HM Lord-Lieutenant of Bedfordshire has recorded a message which can be viewed at:
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2 months ago
**Free Online Courses to help with your Wellbeing**
# Take time for Health and Wellbeing – Recovery College #
This is a 14 week bite size course covering topics such as
Building confidence, sleep, anxiety, depression and motivation.
Sessions start in August, dip into any or all of the sessions
For further details and booking
~ call 01234 263621
~ or email The Recovery College on: elft.recoverycollege@nhs.net
~ or Google ‘ELFT Recovery College’
# Active Minds – Social Prescribing Team #
6 week course focused on your wellbeing and providing you with the tools to help improve it, to increase motivation and plan your goals. Course starts on 9th Sept from 1 – 2.30pm
Call Sophie on: 07951 186687
# Sports Sessions at HOME – Bedford Borough Council #
A wide range of options of activities with varying times to
participate. Classes include Chair Yoga, TaiChi, Meditation and
gentle exercise.
Organised by the Bedford Borough Sports Development team.
Go to: www.bedfordsportlive.crd.co
# Healthy Eating and cooking sessions – Food Etc #
An opportunity to learn some new skills, enjoy conversation
and cook together. 4-week course starting on Thursday
13th August at 4pm
To book a place email Julie Clay: julienmclay@gmail.com
www.foodetc.org.uk
If you would like support to make positive changes to improve your health and wellbeing speak to your GP about a referral to the Social
Prescribing Team. For more information visit:
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2 months ago
From Friday, face coverings will be mandatory in shops and supermarkets in England.
However, remember that it's not possible for people with certain conditions to wear a face covering. Please be mindful that not all disabilities are visible.
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3 months ago
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3 months ago
Many things affect our health and wellbeing.
GPs tell us that a lot of people visit them feeling isolated, lonely or stressed by work, money and housing problems.
Social Prescribing can help you with things that can’t
be fixed by doctors and medicine alone.
Have you heard of Social Prescribers?
You may have heard them being called Community Wellbeing Champions.
Whatever they are called, they are there to listen to you, and put you in touch with the people and activities that might help you to feel better.
Our Social Prescribers and Community Wellbeing Champions are also Health Coaches who may also be able to offer you a few weeks of health coaching to help support your health and wellbeing.
If things are getting too much for you and you feel you can’t cope, ask for help.
You don't need to wait for a doctor or health care professional to refer you. You can go to this link, fill in your details and one of our lovely helpful team will give you a call. (Or go to the 'Contact Us' button on our Facebook page.)
yourwellbeingbedfordshire.org.uk/help/one-to-one-support-request/
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3 months ago
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3 months ago
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3 months ago
Muriel Scott, Director of Public Health for Bedford Borough Council, has issued the following message to Bedford residents:
With figures showing that Bedford Borough has the highest rate of Coronavirus infection in the East of England, Bedford Borough Council is urging local people to continue to stay at home as much as possible to slow the spread of the virus and save lives.
As we all know, coronavirus is highly contagious and can be spread even if someone doesn’t appear to have any symptoms.
With lockdown easing you might think that the virus has gone away. It hasn’t; the rate of infection in Bedford Borough is the highest in the East of England.
We are working with partners in the health sector to support the local rollout of test and trace and are calling on residents to continue the fight to slow the spread of the virus.
Please continue to stay at home as much as possible. If you do have to go out, try to limit contact with other people, wear a face covering – particularly indoors and on public transport and keep 2 metres apart from people. Regularly washing your hands with soap and water, or using a hand sanitiser when that’s not available, remains key in slowing the spread.
Bedford Borough has a spectacular community spirit, and we have seen so many examples of that over the recent weeks and months. We are asking everyone to continue to do their bit in helping to slow the spread of the virus and save lives.
Anyone with symptoms, including a new persistent cough, high temperature or a change or loss of taste or smell should immediately self-isolate and arrange a test via nhs.uk/coronavirus or by calling 111.
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If things are getting too much for you and you feel you can’t cope, ask for help.
Social Prescribers and Wellbeing Champions can help and support you with your wellbeing. Go to this link, fill in your details and one of our team will give you a call.
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4 months ago
💜 💜 Loneliness Awareness Week 💜 💜
15-19 June
How should we be talking about loneliness?
Telling someone that you’re lonely is an important step but it’s also important to be mindful of how we talk about it.
We still use words like ‘admitting’ to and ‘suffering’ from, which can unintentionally add to the belief that something is wrong with us. There is absolutely no shame in feeling lonely and changing the language around loneliness is a positive and liberating step forward. The more we talk about it, the more we normalise it and we can move towards a society where it can be spoken about openly.
“I’ve been struggling on my own during lockdown. I decided to FaceTime my uncle, and when he asked how I was doing, I was just honest and said ‘I’m feeling pretty lonely, actually’. He surprised me by saying ‘yeah, I know how you feel’. I’m so glad I reached out because we both decided to have a (virtual) coffee together each morning. It’s been transformative for us both.” – Jack, 28.
“I love spending time with my young kids. But some days I feel so lonely, which isn’t a nice feeling. I signed myself up to some virtual parenting groups and I mentioned how I was feeling. Turns out, plenty of other parents felt similarly. I realised even though I was with my family all day, I felt lonely because I was yearning for some grown-up conversation and connection!” – Alison – 39
(taken from marmaladetrust.org/law-loneliness-guide/ )
💜 If things are getting too much for you and you feel you can’t cope, ask for help.
💜 Social Prescribers and Wellbeing Champions can help and support you with your wellbeing.
Go to this link, fill in your details and one of our team will give you a call.
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4 months ago
PARENT SPACE
This is a new drop in for parents, organised by the Early
Help team at Central Bedfordshire Council, alongside
support from Leighton Buzzard Children’s Centre and
Groundworks.
Why not grab yourself a tea or coffee and join us to hear
about what support is available to you, chat with other
parents and ask us any questions.
This drop in will take place virtually, via Microsoft Teams.
You will need to download the free Microsoft Teams app
and join the drop in using the link which will be emailed
to you.
Please email Amy.Staton@centralbedfordshire.gov.uk
if you would like to join.
If things are getting too much for you and you feel you can’t cope, ask for help.
Social Prescribers and Wellbeing Champions are here for those living in Bedfordshire; Fill in this form and one of the team will call you back:
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4 months ago
Are you are being subjected to abuse, or have concerns for a friend, neighbour or family member?
Families First Bedfordshire are holding a live Q&A.
Tonight, Tuesday 9 June, from 7pm - 9pm to answer your questions about domestic abuse with a panel of experts.
Send your questions by direct message for the panel to answer. We’ll then publish the question and the answer together, WITHOUT your name, or any identifying details.
Go to @FamiliesFirstBedfordshire facebook page to send them a message.
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4 months ago
We have called nearly two thousand shielding people as part of our Covid-19 support work.
One resident we have been supporting is a carer for her terminally ill husband, she has been feeling very isolated and scared. She states these calls are a lifeline and have picked her up. We have been able to support her to access Food & Prescription deliveries.
We've also helped her become digitally connected so that she can connect with her family on a video call and shared some at home exercise platforms for her to be active and boost her wellbeing. ... See MoreSee Less
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