An Inspired idea for the Community Hall A documentary on TV about improving your health, inspired a group of residents to start the process of setting up a table tennis group. This is because the findings of the documentary research showed that the social aspect, the hand to eye co-ordination and the rapid rise of the heart beat, made table tennis the most effective activity for good heart health and the prevention of dementia in the over 50s. To start…

JKSK Karate | Traditional Karate.. Traditional Values.. JKSK Jishin-Kai Shotokan Karate are based in Stotfold, Fairfield Park, Arlesey, Shefford & Pendleton Sports Centre with over 200 members. See Club Details. To join us ring 07742 820956 or email us at [email protected] We practice traditional Shotokan Karate with a strong Sensei Hirokazu Kanazawa's influence. Adults and children from the age of 7 are welcome to join us. We offer FREE introductory lesson and family discount of 20% applied to the 3rd…

12.30pm - Beginners / Improvers BEGINNERS / IMPROVERS level is excellent for developing a good understanding of the basic Pilates principles maintaining joints, a healthy body, and good posture. It is also suitable for those looking to improve mobility or wanting help to manage discomfort and pain. At every level we employ progressive teaching where the demanding workouts take you one step further than other Pilates classes. Classes are delivered to a structured syllabus allowing a progressive transition from Beginner…

Mindfulness Learn how to find peace and calm amidst the busyness and stresses of life

Hula Hoop Remember those days of our youth when we all tried to keep the hula hoop fixed to our waist as it whirled round. Well today, hula hooping is one of the fastest growing fitness aids for all ages. It’s not just great for the waist-line but it gets your heart pumping and the circulation improving. Hula Hoop exercises are fun. They are a good way to burn calories, build strength, get rid of the belly fat and also improves…

NESTA'S PILATES CLASSES.... Nesta’s matwork classes take a contemporary approach - a combination of traditional Pilates movements and stability techniques and stretches used in physiotherapy. You will work on improving your posture, releasing tight shoulders and hips, and strengthening your core and back. Perfect if you spend your days sitting behind a desk or driving. Great if you play sport. Runners, golfers, tennis players all benefit from regular Pilates sessions. Pilates can also be very beneficial if you are recovering…

NESTA'S PILATES CLASSES.... Nesta’s matwork classes take a contemporary approach - a combination of traditional Pilates movements and stability techniques and stretches used in physiotherapy. You will work on improving your posture, releasing tight shoulders and hips, and strengthening your core and back. Perfect if you spend your days sitting behind a desk or driving. Great if you play sport. Runners, golfers, tennis players all benefit from regular Pilates sessions. Pilates can also be very beneficial if you are recovering…

Fairfield Badminton Group is a sports club for the local community, all ages are welcome from 16+. We are a social group, mainly playing mixed doubles with a bit for friendly competition. Courts also available on Monday, Saturday and Sunday, after 8pm, for new groups. email: [email protected]    

Want to improve your health and fitness in a friendly environment? Your first lesson is FREE, so why not come along and try Authentic Yang Tai Chi at our new Monday and Friday morning classes. Weekly classes will be running every Monday and Friday morning from 9-10am at the Fairfield Park Community Hall. Tai Chi is an ancient form of martial art but its slow precise movements make it ideal for anyone to benefit from, whether you just want the…

An Inspired idea for the Community Hall A documentary on TV about improving your health, inspired a group of residents to start the process of setting up a table tennis group. This is because the findings of the documentary research showed that the social aspect, the hand to eye co-ordination and the rapid rise of the heart beat, made table tennis the most effective activity for good heart health and the prevention of dementia in the over 50s. To start…

This is a wine tasting group who meet on the last Friday of every month at 8.15pm, where a presentation is given on various wines and subsequently tastings are discussed. Price: £10 per head per month This is by invite only. If you are interested, please contact Rita.  

Active and stronger for longer... For those of us in our 50s, 60s and 70s who have no intention of slowing down as we get older! If you were a teenager in the 50s or 60s, remember mini skirts first time around, and loved the music of The Beatles and Rolling Stones, this is the class for you! The emphasis is on fun as you learn a routine of simple moves that will challenge your brain as well as your…

Cafe in the Park Every Monday at 2pm in the Community Hall All Fairfield residents are welcome to join us for coffee/Tea and cake and meet new and old friends. You will be able to have a go at Short Mat Bowls, play Cards/Dominoes and Rummikub. You could even bring a game over with you and teach new friends how to play. Have as much Coffee and Tea and Cake (until it is all gone) for a donation of £1…

Fairfield WI Committee Meetings (Committee Members only)

PANDAS Support Groups are here to listen Supporting people, Families and Carers affected by Pre and Postnatal Mental Illnesses. Joining a PANDAS Support Group can make all the difference. Come and visit your local group for some support, some advise and a few friendly faces  

Fairfield WI will meet on the first Wednesday of every month, in the Fairfield Community Hall at 7.30pm About the WI The Women's Institute (WI) was formed in 1915 to revitalise rural communities and encourage women to become more involved in producing food during the First World War. Since then the organisation's aims have broadened and the WI is now the largest voluntary women's organisation in the UK. The WI celebrated its centenary in 2015 and currently has almost 220,000…

Fairfield Book Group We meet on the first Thursday of the month at 7.30pm in the Fairfield Community Hall, Kipling Crescent, Fairfield Park, SG5 4GY. We are a warm and friendly group which welcomes new members. We charge £2.00 at each meeting to cover costs. See the 'Group events' box to the right and the table below for details of our upcoming meeting