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This means that the risk and cost are placed on service providers to develop twice for modern browsers and again for Internet Explorer. As free, modern alternatives are available for most platforms it is difficult to justify spending public money on further development.
Due to COVID-19 some services may change at short notice, please remember to check with the organisation directly to check that their services are running or if there are any changes.
You can search the map on the website for an Online Centre near you, but bear in mind they may not be offering the full range of services at the moment due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Social Venue providing events and activities for service people and the general public. Contact the venue for the current opening info. For local information for the Royal British Legion in Tuebrook please call the number below or call in.
Social events providing an opportunity for people with dementia and their family members to come together and enjoy an afternoon of social entertainment which is enjoyed by all. Open to all ages.
Collective Encounters: Women in Action
Befriending as well as training, gathering and workshops for women
Befriending for anyone who has a neurological condition
Philosophy discussion sessions. See the website for joinging info for each session. Anyone can attend, anyone can propose a topic for discussion, and anyone is welcome to start a group where none exist.
A social group for LGBT people, aged 18 plus (average attendance is about 35-45), to meet in LGBT-friendly venues across Central Liverpool, and occasionally Lark Lane once a month.
Face to face meetings are suspended until further notice. Women's clubs across Liverpool offering activities, trips, and friendship in a friendly atmosphere. Each club meets on a weekly basis with their own individual programme of speakers.
Helpline and meetings for people with dyslexia in Liverpool. Meetings are suspended until further notice The helpline is a call back only service so you have to leave a phone number you can be contacted on and one of volunteers will call you back.
