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The NHS App gives you a simple and secure way to access a range of NHS services. You can download the NHS App on your smartphone or tablet. You can also access the same services on a web browser. Need help? Come to this drop-in session with your phone or tablet to learn more.

Learn how to:

– download the NHS App (you will need to bring photo ID)
– order repeat prescriptions
– access your GP health record
– contact your GP

For the session:

– please bring your smartphone
– you can bring a nominated person if you do not have your own smartphone, or would prefer to have someone else manage your NHS app
– you need to be able to download apps onto your phone (e.g. know your login to your app store, or have biometrics activated)
– photo ID accepted (passport, UK driving licence, UK residence card, UK biometric residence permit, CitizenCard, European driving licence (full), European national identity card, valid UK entry clearance visa sticker). If you don’t have one of these please request a linkage key from your GP

Suitable for ages 13+ registered with a GP.

This drop-in is offered in partnership with London Borough of Redbridge Public Health Team.

Get creative in our best-selling fused glass workshop and make an impressive piece of wall art. Led by our studio artist Amanda Seljubac, you’ll use specialist techniques and materials to create a unique piece of wall art. You’ll be surrounded by inspiration and will start by sketching your design, before learning how to accurately cut glass and re-create your design. Unleash your creativity with glass in a variety of colours and forms, including frit, stringers and copper embellishments. Your finished piece will be 15cm x 20cm, ready to hang at home. Suitable for adults of all abilities. Work will be fired and ready for collection within 1 week of the workshop. All materials included.

It’s back! Our best-selling fused glass workshops are back, led by studio artist Amanda Seljubac. In this fun, hands-on beginners class, you’ll use specialist techniques and materials to make your very own glass coaster. Held in Amanda’s studio, you’ll have a beautiful selection of glass at your disposal, as well as frit, stringers and copper embellishments to decorate your coaster with. Suitable for adults of all abilities. Includes all materials. Work will be fired and ready for collection within 1 week of the workshop.

Join our weekly after school club session.

Timings for the session are 4.30-6pm weekly.

The first 6 weeks will be sailing (subject to change due to weather conditions) – from 23rd April – 28th May.

Paddling will then start in June going forwards.

During school holidays, we run popular Water sports camps to keep your kids entertained at Fairlop Outdoor Activity Centre. The multi-activity week includes sailing, kayaking, canoeing, raft building, bell boating and orienteering.

Timings daily are from 9.30am-4pm, with drop off from 9.15am and pick up by 4.15pm.
Depending on the course dates it runs for either 4 days or 5 days. There is no daily booking option available.

The course runs for either 4 or 5 days, and timings weekly are from 9:30am-4pm

• Mon-Frid 7th-11th Apr; 9:30am-4pm daily
• Mon-Thur 14th-17th Apr; 9:30am-4pm daily

Join our Junior Sailing club.

Learn to sail, improve skills and confidence on the water. A session for all who have either no previous sailing experience or have completed RYA Stages.

They will learn how to rig, launch & land, how to steer & basic boat handling, ropework, capsize drills and understand the basic principles of sailing. Teaching takes place on the water, on land and in the classroom depending on the group and weather conditions.

What could be better than a relaxing Spring evening in the beautiful surroundings of Valentines Mansion listening to live jazz?  Featuring lenne Hunter, Gabriel Keen, Alex Keen and singer Catherine Lima. This event is organised by the Friends of Valentines Mansion.

As this performance takes place in our Foyer it is unaffected by the current auditorium closure.


‘What is honour? A word.’


dEFAULT THEATRE presents… Shakespeare in the Pub: HENRY IV


The curtain has fallen on a touring Shakespeare company’s final performance, but the night isn’t over. In the theatre bar, champagne flows as the crew celebrates – and inspiration strikes. Together, they transform their after-hours revelry into an impromptu production of ‘Henry IV’, fashioning a stage from their surroundings and bringing it to life using whatever (and whoever) is around them.


Drawing from both parts of William Shakespeare’s ‘Henry IV’, what unfolds is a story of power, rebellion, and redemption. At its heart is an ailing king struggling to maintain order in his realm while grappling with an even greater challenge: his own son’s rebellion. Prince Hal, more at home in taverns than court, has found a questionable mentor in the charismatic rogue John Falstaff. But when the ambitious Hotspur threatens the kingdom with civil war, Hal must finally confront his responsibilities to crown, country, and father.


As contemporary relationships mirror Shakespeare’s historic power struggles, the lines between performer and character begin to blur, and a dialogue forms between past and present.


By integrating innovative staging with Shakespeare’s original text, Shakespeare in the Pub offers a fresh perspective on timeless tales. Filled with humour and heart, this intimate performance reveals the enduring power of the Bard’s storytelling.


Directed & Adapted by: … Luke Martin


Starring: … Adele Bachmann

… Ellie Councell

… Caleb O’Brien

… Luke Martin

… Benedict Williams


With Original Music by: … Benedict Williams


Contenting Warnings: Violence, Acted Alcohol Abuse, Light Crude Humour


(prices include £1.50 Theatre Maintenance Levy)

Redbridge Libraries (in conjunction with Triple P Positive Parenting Program) are offering parents and carers five bite-sized workshops, focused on key areas of parenting during your child’s early years.

Whilst parenting a child can be extremely rewarding, there are common challenges which all parents and carers face as their children grow up. In these free workshops, we will look at some different approaches to these challenges, and give you an opportunity to choose an approach that suits you.

Each session has a different, in-depth focus –

These 2-hour discussion groups can be taken as a stand-alone session or as part of an integrated series.  The group will be facilitated by an accredited Triple P practitioner and will include discussion of positive parenting strategies, active skills training, problem solving and developing a personalised parenting plan. It’s an opportunity to connect with other parents in a safe environment, and connect with others facing similar parenting challenges.  

Please note, to facilitate discussion we advise against bringing your children to these sessions.

Booking essential – sessions are free, though space is limited.

Triple P is an initiative which has been developed by the Parenting and Support centre at the University of Queensland and includes a series of parent discussion groups on common parenting issues. The discussion groups are designed to provide an overview and introduction to the principles of positive parenting applied to the specific discussion topic for early years.