Wishing you a very Kirkbymoorside Christmas
All the Town Christmas lights will be put up on Sunday the 29th of November to coincide with the arrival of the Christmas trees for Market Place and All Saints churchyard. Weather permitting, all the lights will be connected ready for the 1st of December.
Thanks to Holt Farms for their very generous annual gift of the two town trees and to the team of wonderful volunteers who put up the lights each year for everyone to enjoy.
Stay Safe, Stay Local, Shop Local.
Everything you need is on your doorstep in Kirkbymoorside and there is quite literally something for everyone within our beautiful town. This Christmas please treat yourselves, your friends and family whilst staying safe and shopping local.
There will be a Christmas Fairy in Kirkbymoorside this year. She's expected to arrive on the 1st of December and will stay in 10 different shop windows, time enough to take stock and make sure that Santa and the elves have a full inventory ready for Christmas eve! Can you guess her name? Here's a clue, take one letter from each of the places she stays, get the combination right and make a wish!!!! |
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Who will have the best dressed Christmas window in Kirkbymoorside?
Choose your two favourite displays and submit them by the 15th of December via email to town.clerk@kirkbymoorsidetowncouncil.gov.uk or pop them into a pre addressed envelope at the library (envelopes will be available from the 1st of December).
The winner will be announced on the 21st of December at the Town Council meeting.
Wishing you a very Merry Christmas and a happy & healthy New Year!
Stay safe & look after one another.
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Rethink Mental Illness
Staying well – how can we manage our wellbeing?
Over the next few months as we transition into potentially difficult times, we will be sharing advice on how to manage anxieties and stressors to help you maintain good mental health.
Live Q&A on managing anxieties – 9th September
A panel of experts will be sharing their tips on how to best manage anxious feelings that may arise as many of us return to or start at new places of work. This event is free for anyone to attend by signing up to our online community Clic. Whether it is relevant to you, someone in your team or household, join us to hear some invaluable advice on how to manage your wellbeing when it comes to periods of change.
World Mental Health Day & our burnout survey – 10th October
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This World Mental Health Day we along with our friends at Mental Health UK are focusing on burnout. What causes it and how equipped people feel to manage their stress levels, both at work and home as these two worlds become more intertwined. We are conducting a survey and will share the results, as well as tools and advice on how to prevent burnout, in the lead up to World Mental Health Day. If you are interested in finding out more about what we’re up to and to share your thoughts, get in touch below.
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We know how important physical activity is for maintaining our wellbeing, so why not join our biggest trekking challenge next month? Take on Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike and Snowdon in one weekend – this is a challenge that requires a good level of fitness, as well as plenty of grit and determination, but you will be rewarded with a huge sense of achievement and spectacular views. All the funds you raise will go straight to helping us support people severely affected by mental illness across England, at a time where our advice, information and support is needed more than ever. Three Peaks Challenge – 23rd – 25th October
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Thanks and take care,
The Partnerships team at Rethink Mental Illness
Find our 120 free Factsheets here. All of our Covid-19 and your mental health resources can be found on our website here and Mental Health UK website here.
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