Dragon discovery Walk and talk...

people. The council says it would love to talk to anyone in the area who could welcome a child into their home.

Its foster carers benefit from support hubs - regular meet-ups with other foster carers to talk about different issues and offer each other advice and help.

There are also events for foster carers and their families to celebrate the fostering community. Fostering for Nottinghamshire County Council means you are helping children in your local area.

As a non-profit organisation, they aim to place children with their own foster carers where possible and offer exceptional benefits, support and training.

By becoming a foster carer and offering a welcoming, loving and caring home environment, you can make a real difference to a child’s life – and your own!

The friendly fostering team holds regular information events where you can ask any questions you have about what it’s like to foster or the process involved. For information about these events and about fostering in general, including real life fostering stories, visit the Nottinghamshire County Council website https://www. nottinghamshire.gov.uk/care/ fostering/fostering-innottinghamshire.

MEETINGS OF THE PARISH COUNCIL/COMMITTEES:

AN INTERESTING programme of events is being planned for Spring 2023 by the

The regular indoor meetings are held in Woodhouse Eaves Village Hall on the second Wednesday every month from September to May starting at 7.30pm. Admission is £2.50 for LRWT members, £3 for visitors, children free.

On Wednesday, February 8 at 7.30pm it is Discovery of the Rutland Sea Dragon - Joe Davis, Reserve Manager,

Rutland Water Nature Reserve, will talk about finding one of Britain’s most significant palaeontological finds.

MEMBERS of the

walk & talk group will meet on February 7. On February 12, members are going on a rearranged visit to the Birmingham Military Tattoo.

On February 14, members meet at Roll-Royce Leisure from 12.30pm to 2pm. New members will be welcome to this event.