A new, free cookery course for people over 55 years of age, starts in Timsbury in February.
Called Cook and Eat, the six-week course is being run at The Conygre Hall, by local charity Age UK B&NES working with Bath College.
The six-week course will provide all the knowledge and skill you’ll need to create delicious and nutritious dishes. Whether you’re a skilled cook whose nutritional knowledge could do with a brush-up, or you don’t know how to turn the cooker on, the course can help.
The course is being led by Fatina Cummings, a qualified and experienced Community Learning tutor, and all ingredients and equipment will be provided.
It takes place on Tuesdays from 10 a.m. – 1.30 p.m., on February 7th, 14th, 21st and 28th and March 7th and 14th. At the end of each session, those taking part will share the dishes they have made together.
If you are interested in attending, you will need to register in advance – please call Lynsey Parsons on: 01225 328822 orr Vicki Chapman on 01761 433161 ext 330.
Age UK B&NES is also now working with Health and More in Timsbury.
An Age UK B&NES Information and Advice worker will be available on the third Wednesday of the month offering free, impartial and confidential advice and support on a range of issues including: care; benefits; housing; consumer issues; debt; local services and more.
Future dates include: Wednesdays, February 22nd; March 15th; April 12th; May 24th and June 14th. To ensure you have an appointment, call: 01225 466135.
Age UK B&NES is a local charity that supports around 12,000 older people, their families and carers every year, with essential services. It is always looking for more support, funding as well as volunteers. Please get in touch if you can support Age UK B&NES in any way.
For more information about the charity’s work, visit: www.ageukbanes.co.uk