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THE BIG HELP OUT

During the week of 1-5 May 2023 Colonel Davanna is asking all Detachments, Companies & Squadrons to do something to help raise money for a local charity or organisation using a coronation type theme.

A letter from Major Walding Asst Comdt (WCE) is being sent to everyone now. Giving you the full information so please get your thinking caps on and do something Wacky and fun!!!!!!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍👍👍👍🤸‍♀️🤸🤸‍♂️

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In line with recent Government direction on the Covid-19 pandemic, all Army Cadet activity is to be suspended with immediate effect. Any face-to-face Army Cadet activities (including either cadets or CFAVs) are to be cancelled or postponed with effect immediately. This will be indefinitely until further Government guidance and encompasses all activity including detachment evenings, residential weekends and camps, visits, sport, music, DofE and AT.

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Wishing our cadets, adult volunteers, supporters, friends and their families a very Merry Christmas, may all your wishes come true

All,

As some of you may remember from last year, LNR has started a new tradition of donating to good causes over the festive season. This year, in conjunction with Northampton Hospital, we have chosen to concentrate on the elderly who often have no gifts or visitors.

If you would like to help this fantastic cause, please bring or send a gift on your next parade night.

Gifts cannot be wrapped, but you could put things together with a ribbon. For example, a few puzzle books wrapped with a pen and a nice Christmas message.

Gift ideas: Smellies (both male & female), puzzle books, mindfulness colouring & pens/pencils, cards, nice biscuits or chocolates, bed socks, slipper socks, hankies, lip salves, small puzzles, small easy to do crafting set, Combs, brushes, etc. etc Even a small xmas decoration I am sure would be appreciated.

Cadets could also write a card with a nice message that can be given out by the hospital, as it is likely a number of patients will not get any cards. I am sure a heartfelt message from one of our cadets would give someone great pleasure.