Latest covid guidance

Here is some latest Covid guidance

  1. Get vaccinated and get your booster dose
  2. Consider wearing a face covering in crowded, enclosed spaces
  3. Let fresh air in if you meet indoors. Meeting outdoors is safer
  4. Get tested and self-isolate if required

Understanding the risks of COVID-19
The risk of catching or passing on COVID-19 can be higher in certain places and when doing certain activities. COVID-19 is spread by airborne transmission, close contact via droplets, and via surfaces. Airborne transmission is a very significant way that the virus circulates. It is possible to be infected by someone you don’t have close contact with, especially if you’re in a crowded and/or poorly ventilated space.

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Taiji news

The Taiji group is currently closed as the leader, Sheila, has decided to ‘retire’.

A new u3a member is proposing a new group running a “Flex, Strengthen and Relax” class aimed at improving strength and flexibility and lowering blood pressure and anxiety.

She is a qualified yoga teacher and could give an hour a week for free.

Please add a reply to this post to register your interest.

Volunteer week at Martin Mere

Volunteering Week 7th to 13th March 2022

Please see attached a poster detailing a volunteer week that Martin Mere is hosting in march.  We would appreciate it if you could distribute this to your group and anyone that may be interested in the volunteering opportunities available.

We would be delighted to welcome your U3A group to Martin Mere in 2022. Please do not hesitate to contact us to arrange a group visit.

Ruth Birkett-Healy  Admin Assistant

WWT Martin Mere Wetland Centre Fish Lane, Burscough, Lancashire L40 0TA

T        01704 891220
E        ruth.birkett-healy@wwt.org.uk
W       wwt.org.uk

T+S – Stone age Sefton

28 members attended the Wednesday afternoon meeting for a talk by Molly Toal, the Communications and Engagement Officer of the Lunt Meadows Nature Reserve, part of the Wildlife Trust for Lancashire, Manchester and North Merseyside.

A fascinating story and laptop presentation of the geography, history and archaeology of the Lunt Meadows ‘dig’ gave us a vivid insight into our local prehistory back over 9000 years.

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Later this year we will be taking a guided tour of the ‘dig’ so watch this space for news. The presentation was ‘free’.  A donation of £50 has been made.

Our next meeting is Feb 9th with Colin discussing computer security.

Walking netball

The walking netball group is possibly going to be resurrected.  The venue would be Maricourt High school, Wednesdays from 6pm.

Cost would be £2-3 depending on numbers.

Interested? Ask at Tuesday coffee morning.