NEW photos on the Gallery page of our return to the Holy Trinity Church
Ray Redpath - sad news
Much loved husband, dad, granddad, brother and uncle, Raymond Redpath, passed away peacefully on 20th March 2021.
"Our beloved bon viveur and raconteur, latterly an active member of the Chilterns Stroke Club, will be sadly missed by his friends and family alike".
Family flowers only please
Tess has kindly nominated the Chiltern Stroke Club for donations in Ray's memory.
Please contact Adele for details
The Stroke Association has launched "My Stroke Guide".
This was demonstrated at one of our meetings by the Stroke Coordinator, Kathryn Coulston.
It has been designed with input from stroke survivors and carers to provide online support.
It includes easy to read information, advice and videos on stroke recovery. It also includes a chat forum where you can connect with other stroke survivors.
There are a number of ways that cinemas maximise disabled people's opportunities to enjoy going to the cinema.
Carers can now get in free to watch a film at the local cinema, e.g Empire at High Wycombe, when accompanying someone with a disability.
In order to get this concession you will need to obtain a CEA card by firstly completing a form on the Cinema Exhibitors' Association (CEA) website. The card costs £6 and is valid for 1 year and may
be applied for online as below.
You will need this card when booking your cinema ticket.
Below is a link to the CEA website where you will find the form and more details.
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