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Here are some of the upcoming community events and volunteering opportunities in the Royal Borough.

Containers at the ready! Filling Good is back – they’ll be re-opening on Maidenhead’s high street this February. Bring your containers – any will do – and restock your essentials, from your morning porridge oats to your favourite eco washing-up liquid. It’s a great way to stop plastic pollution while saving money too! Get to 22 High Street, Maidenhead, for zero waste, zero harm shopping.

Come along to the Community Fridge at St Agnes Cottage, Behind St Agnes Church, 334 St Leonard’s Road Windsor. Tuesday to Friday 11am to 12noon. We ask for a minimum £4 donation which covers are running costs to keep the Community Fridge going. We hope to see you soon. There's no need to feel worried, anxious or embarrassed about visiting us at The Community Fridge as we are all just "food waste heroes" passionate about preventing food from going in to waste or into landfill

Our badminton club is looking for a few more players. We are a friendly, sociable club of mixed abilities who play at Knowl Hill Community Centre every Monday between 9.30am and 11.45am. The cost is £3 per session. The club has been going for over 20 years and we arrange Summer and Christmas lunches. If you are interested in joining us please ring Joy on 07920136597 or email.

Afternoon Tea with tunes on the fourth Tuesday of the month at the Spencer Denney Centre. An informal social afternoon tea with an hour of live entertainment, £7pp. To book call 01753 860685 or email.

Are you looking for a new hobby in 2026 - Singing is fun and great for your health. Signature A Cappella Singers are looking for new members and would like to invite any women who are keen singers. They rehearse every Thursday evening, 7.30pm to 10.00pm at St Edwards Church Hall, SL4 3BA. For more information visit or email.

Fun Fizz Friday - club for children in year 1 to year 6. Games, fun, laughter, craft activities, football, air hockey, bible stories and snacks. Every Friday evening during term time, 6.15pm to 7.30pm. Cost £1.50 per night. For more information call Barbara on 07884 305387 or email.

Craft Coop - Mini Makers for Well Windsor. Up to Saturday 28 February, 11am to 12.30pm. Held at Craft Coop, 15 Windsor Yards, Windsor. £5 per session. Ages four plus. For more information visit.

Interested in experiencing something rare in today’s world, stillness – encounter tranquillity with Maidenhead Quakers on Wednesday 28 January from 12 noon for about 40 minutes, followed by refreshments. Quaker Meeting House, West Street Maidenhead SL6 1RL, behind M&S and next to the Portland Arms.

The Arts Society Windsor invite you to attend our January lecture on “Paul Nash and the Landscape of Mystery” presented by Colin Pink, AS accredited lecturer. Paul Nash is one of the most important British modernist artists. He is often associated with art movements such as Neo-Romanticism and Surrealism, but he is a poet of the visual and his work remains hard to categorise. The lecture will take place in the Old Windsor Memorial Hall on Wednesday 28 January, 1.30pm. Doors open at 1pm for refreshments. Visitors £7, payable via our website or at the door. New members welcome. For more information visit.

Dedworth Drop In for people living with dementia and their loved ones in the Windsor Area. Join us on the last Thursday of each month from Thursday 29 January, 10.30am to 11.30am. Held at All Saints Church, Dedworth Road, Windsor, SL4 4JW, The drop in is completely free, no need to book, simply turn up!

Magician Bertie Pearce will be performing at St Mary’s church, Maidenhead on Saturday 31 January, 5.30pm. Not only will Bertie entertain us with his outstanding conjuring tricks and his priceless humour, but he will also speak of his Christian faith. Hot dogs and ice cream will be served. For more information and to get your tickets visit.

Quiz Night at Woodlands Park Village Centre, Manifold Way, SL6 3GW on Saturday 31 January, 7pm for 7.30pm (prompt start). Tables of six or individual entries are welcome. Price: £7.50pp. Bring your own food, drinks, glasses. A Raffle will be held with various prizes. This is a popular social event, bring family, friends, neighbours. For more information and to book just email or call 01628 570100.

Marlow Community Choir are performing 'Alexander's Feast' by G.F. Handel at All Saints Church, Marlow SL7 7AA on Saturday 31 January, 7pm.

Age Concern Windsor run social lunches on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of the month, 11am to 1pm at the Spencer Denney Centre. The next one is on Tuesday 3 February. Cost £10pp and transport can be arranged on a first come first served basis for those living in Windsor. To book call 01753 860685 or email. After lunch there will be a fun afternoon quiz 1pm to 2.30pm.

Happiness Hub Drop-in meeting at The Sun Cafe, 17-19 High St, Sunninghill, SL5 9NG on Tuesday 3 February, 10am to 12pm. Free. Call 01344 233290 or just come along and join us

The Maidenhead Women’s Group for European Friendship invite you to our Annual Art Lecture presented by Barbara Askew, Arts Society accredited lecturer, on 'Charles I - King and Collector'. This lecture celebrates the 400th Anniversary of Charles I’s accession to the throne in 1625. The lecture will take place on Wednesday 4 February, 11am at the United Reformed Church in Maidenhead. Doors open at 10.30am for refreshments. Visitors welcome, £15 payable at the door. For further details visit.

WildCookham is hosting a two part talk on 'How Birds Work' by Brian Clews at Cookham Dean Village Hall on Thursday 5 February 5, 7.30pm. To book please visit.

Smart Energy Show at Moor Hall, Cookham, SL6 9QH on Saturday 7 February, 1pm to 4.30pm. Throughout the afternoon there will be short talks covering topics such as Solar Panels (pvs) and batteries, Air Source Heat pumps, Zero Emission Boilers as well as talks by WildCookham. For more information please email or visit.

The Arts Society Maidenhead are hosting a study day with the Antiques Roadshow expert John Benjamin on Monday 9 February, 10am to 3.15pm at Maidenhead Rugby Club. John’s talks are entitled “Jewellery: From Elizabeth 1 to Elizabeth Taylor” and will include an opportunity for his audience to have their own items of jewellery discussed and valued. Cost is £50 pp. For more information visit.

Singing for the Brain with the Alzheimer’s Society at Mountbatten Grange, Helston Lane, Windsor, SL4 5G on Tuesday 10 February, 10.30am to 12pm. Free, just turn up. For more information call 01753 336350.

NEW ‘PARENT space’ event. Tuesday 10 February, 6pm to 8pm at Windsor Boys' School. Parent Space is a new series supporting parents and carers with practical, evidence-based tools for everyday family life. Hosted by Dr Kate Staveley, our first guest speaker, Martin Burder (Art of Brilliance), will lead The Art of Being a Brilliant Parent: Connection, Energy & Resilience — an engaging workshop focused on calm confidence, connection and resilience in parenting. Book your free space.

Age Concern Windsor hosts Cooking with Trevor, a relaxed cooking and social group on the 2nd Tuesday of the month at the Spencer Denney Centre, Windsor (SL4 4EB) 1pm to 2.30pm, £10 pp. The next one is Tuesday 10 February. If you like cooking then come and join this lively group cooking a two course meal together. Food to take home and lots of banter. To book call 01753 860685 or email.

The Arts Society Englemere (Ascot’s evening Arts Society) February Lecture 'The First Atlantic Liner - Brunel's Great Western by Helen Doe' will be held at our new venue Royal Ascot Golf Club, Winkfield Road, Ascot, Berkshire, SL5 7LJ on Tuesday 10 February, 7pm for 7.45pm.

Maidenhead u3a - Tuesday 10 February, 2.30pm at Methodist Church at the top of Maidenhead High Street next to the Boy and the Boat. Speaker: Meriet Duncan ‘The Secret Life of Honeybees’. A children’s author, public speaker, and beekeeper. In her talk, she steps inside the extraordinary hidden world of honeybees to discover how these tiny creatures shape our planet, our food, and our future. She will be bringing some interesting props such as a beehive – without bees!

Maidenhead Music presents a concert of "Hausmusik" with Peter Mallinson and friends at Norden Farm on Tuesday February 17, 7.45pm. Peter is a viola player with the BBC Symphony Orchestra and Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, but his range also includes film scores and supporting a soul and jazz singer. He will play with Shirley Turner (violin) and Richard Pearce (piano). Their programme includes a variety of music from Mendelssohn to jazz. For more information and to get your tickets visit.

Audience with Naomi Richie - Fundraiser for Sequela Foundation, Maidenhead Rugby Club. Join Naomi MBE and former paralympic rower as she shares how she became a paralympic champion. Thursday 19 February, 7.30pm at Maidenhead Rugby Club, SL6 1BN. For more information and to get your tickets visit.

Coffee Morning with East Berkshire MS Group at The Harvester, 250 Maidenhead Road, Clewer, SL4 5HQ on Friday 20 February, 10am to 12pm. Call 07395 456993 or email.

Wellbeing Wednesday at Datchet Baptist Church, 62 London Road, Datchet, SL3 9JR on Wednesday 25 February, 12 to 2pm. For all Datchet residents. For more information email.

Age Concern Windsor are running an Activity café for people who enjoy arts and crafts each month. Dates are Tuesday 24 February, Tuesday 17 March, Tuesday 21 April, Tuesday 19 May and Tuesday 23 June, 9.30am to 12.30pm. Refreshments will be served as you enjoy a led craft. Sessions will be led by the Artful Hub and are accessible to everyone, no experience required, £7pp. To book call 01753 860685 or email.

The Men's Matters Health and Wellbeing Show returns to Maidenhead Library on Wednesday 19 March, 1.30pm to 4.30pm, offering a free event focused on supporting older, retired men with local services, health information, and social connections. Following successful previous events, it connects attendees with various community groups and health resources.

WildCookham is hosting a two part talk on 'How Birds Work' by Brian Clews at Cookham Dean Village Hall at on Monday 16 March, 7.30pm. To book please visit.

Rock the Rec 2026 on Sunday 30 August, 12pm until 9pm at Clewer Memorial Recreation Ground, Dedworth Road, Windsor, SL4 5AY. Bands will be announced soon. For more information and to get your tickets visit.

If you have an event or volunteering opportunity you want add to our Community Spotlight then email communications@rbwm.gov.uk

Volunteer assistant to the manager at Elizabeth House Cookham, a well established Day Centre for senior citizens. It is open to members on weekdays from 9.30am to 3.30pm. It has very busy moments during the day and the manager finds she has several tasks all to be done at the same time. We are looking for a volunteer who can step in and help. For example, helping with meet and greet if more than one member arrives at the same time. Answer the telephone if the manager is involved in another task. Help man the desk or deal with questions from members or volunteers or visitors. We need cover 5 days a week. The role could be a full day or split into sessions per day - mornings - 9.30 to noon and afternoons - noon to 3.00. If you would like to know more about the Day Centre, visit. If you would like to find out more about the role, contact our manager, Dawn Seeney on 01628 484273.

Alexander Devine Children’s Hospice Service is looking for volunteers to help with local community fundraising and events. Alexander Devine Children’s Hospice Service is a local charity that provides specialist care and vital support to babies, children and young people with life-limiting and life-threatening conditions, and their families, across Berkshire, South Bucks and surrounding counties. We could not run our much-needed children’s hospice service without the support of our wonderful and dedicated family of volunteers. We are always looking for new volunteers who would like to join us and we have a range of wonderful opportunities to support our community fundraising, that include:

  • Helping on our stalls at community fairs to raise awareness and funds for our cause.
  • Bucket collections at supermarkets and other public areas like shopping centres, high streets, etc.
  • Volunteering at fundraising events (this will could include serving food to guests at events at the hospice, Santa Dash marshalling, selling raffle tickets etc)

If you would like to speak to us about how you can join the Alexander Devine team and help us raise awareness of the charity in your local community, as well as raising vital funds to help us continue to be there for the children and their families, who rely on our services, email Debbie Tonkinson, Volunteer Development Manager or call on 01628 822777.

Age Concern Windsor are looking for some male volunteers to help out a new Mens' Breakfast club. The club will be run on various Sundays throughout the year, dates to be decided up to one a month. Volunteers would need to be happy to do some of, setting tables, serving refreshments and breakfast, handling cash and cleaning up after. The Club will be open 10.30am to 12.30pm and set up would start at 10am and you would be finished once everything is clear up about 1pm. For more information please call 01753 860685 or email.

Would you be an Angel? Maidenhead Street Angels are local volunteers who patrol the town centre on Saturday nights (and the last Friday each month) from 10pm until midnight or just after, looking out for anyone who could be vulnerable. This could include people who are homeless, walking on their own, intoxicated, receiving unwanted attention or just upset and lonely. Could you be one of the team and “love the person in front of you”? For more information visit or email.

Visit our Volunteering page to see more volunteering opportunities in the borough.

Here are some of the upcoming community events and volunteering opportunities in the Royal Borough.

Containers at the ready! Filling Good is back – they’ll be re-opening on Maidenhead’s high street this February. Bring your containers – any will do – and restock your essentials, from your morning porridge oats to your favourite eco washing-up liquid. It’s a great way to stop plastic pollution while saving money too! Get to 22 High Street, Maidenhead, for zero waste, zero harm shopping.

Come along to the Community Fridge at St Agnes Cottage, Behind St Agnes Church, 334 St Leonard’s Road Windsor. Tuesday to Friday 11am to 12noon. We ask for a minimum £4 donation which covers are running costs to keep the Community Fridge going. We hope to see you soon. There's no need to feel worried, anxious or embarrassed about visiting us at The Community Fridge as we are all just "food waste heroes" passionate about preventing food from going in to waste or into landfill

Our badminton club is looking for a few more players. We are a friendly, sociable club of mixed abilities who play at Knowl Hill Community Centre every Monday between 9.30am and 11.45am. The cost is £3 per session. The club has been going for over 20 years and we arrange Summer and Christmas lunches. If you are interested in joining us please ring Joy on 07920136597 or email.

Afternoon Tea with tunes on the fourth Tuesday of the month at the Spencer Denney Centre. An informal social afternoon tea with an hour of live entertainment, £7pp. To book call 01753 860685 or email.

Are you looking for a new hobby in 2026 - Singing is fun and great for your health. Signature A Cappella Singers are looking for new members and would like to invite any women who are keen singers. They rehearse every Thursday evening, 7.30pm to 10.00pm at St Edwards Church Hall, SL4 3BA. For more information visit or email.

Fun Fizz Friday - club for children in year 1 to year 6. Games, fun, laughter, craft activities, football, air hockey, bible stories and snacks. Every Friday evening during term time, 6.15pm to 7.30pm. Cost £1.50 per night. For more information call Barbara on 07884 305387 or email.

Craft Coop - Mini Makers for Well Windsor. Up to Saturday 28 February, 11am to 12.30pm. Held at Craft Coop, 15 Windsor Yards, Windsor. £5 per session. Ages four plus. For more information visit.

Interested in experiencing something rare in today’s world, stillness – encounter tranquillity with Maidenhead Quakers on Wednesday 28 January from 12 noon for about 40 minutes, followed by refreshments. Quaker Meeting House, West Street Maidenhead SL6 1RL, behind M&S and next to the Portland Arms.

The Arts Society Windsor invite you to attend our January lecture on “Paul Nash and the Landscape of Mystery” presented by Colin Pink, AS accredited lecturer. Paul Nash is one of the most important British modernist artists. He is often associated with art movements such as Neo-Romanticism and Surrealism, but he is a poet of the visual and his work remains hard to categorise. The lecture will take place in the Old Windsor Memorial Hall on Wednesday 28 January, 1.30pm. Doors open at 1pm for refreshments. Visitors £7, payable via our website or at the door. New members welcome. For more information visit.

Dedworth Drop In for people living with dementia and their loved ones in the Windsor Area. Join us on the last Thursday of each month from Thursday 29 January, 10.30am to 11.30am. Held at All Saints Church, Dedworth Road, Windsor, SL4 4JW, The drop in is completely free, no need to book, simply turn up!

Magician Bertie Pearce will be performing at St Mary’s church, Maidenhead on Saturday 31 January, 5.30pm. Not only will Bertie entertain us with his outstanding conjuring tricks and his priceless humour, but he will also speak of his Christian faith. Hot dogs and ice cream will be served. For more information and to get your tickets visit.

Quiz Night at Woodlands Park Village Centre, Manifold Way, SL6 3GW on Saturday 31 January, 7pm for 7.30pm (prompt start). Tables of six or individual entries are welcome. Price: £7.50pp. Bring your own food, drinks, glasses. A Raffle will be held with various prizes. This is a popular social event, bring family, friends, neighbours. For more information and to book just email or call 01628 570100.

Marlow Community Choir are performing 'Alexander's Feast' by G.F. Handel at All Saints Church, Marlow SL7 7AA on Saturday 31 January, 7pm.

Age Concern Windsor run social lunches on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of the month, 11am to 1pm at the Spencer Denney Centre. The next one is on Tuesday 3 February. Cost £10pp and transport can be arranged on a first come first served basis for those living in Windsor. To book call 01753 860685 or email. After lunch there will be a fun afternoon quiz 1pm to 2.30pm.

Happiness Hub Drop-in meeting at The Sun Cafe, 17-19 High St, Sunninghill, SL5 9NG on Tuesday 3 February, 10am to 12pm. Free. Call 01344 233290 or just come along and join us

The Maidenhead Women’s Group for European Friendship invite you to our Annual Art Lecture presented by Barbara Askew, Arts Society accredited lecturer, on 'Charles I - King and Collector'. This lecture celebrates the 400th Anniversary of Charles I’s accession to the throne in 1625. The lecture will take place on Wednesday 4 February, 11am at the United Reformed Church in Maidenhead. Doors open at 10.30am for refreshments. Visitors welcome, £15 payable at the door. For further details visit.

WildCookham is hosting a two part talk on 'How Birds Work' by Brian Clews at Cookham Dean Village Hall on Thursday 5 February 5, 7.30pm. To book please visit.

Smart Energy Show at Moor Hall, Cookham, SL6 9QH on Saturday 7 February, 1pm to 4.30pm. Throughout the afternoon there will be short talks covering topics such as Solar Panels (pvs) and batteries, Air Source Heat pumps, Zero Emission Boilers as well as talks by WildCookham. For more information please email or visit.

The Arts Society Maidenhead are hosting a study day with the Antiques Roadshow expert John Benjamin on Monday 9 February, 10am to 3.15pm at Maidenhead Rugby Club. John’s talks are entitled “Jewellery: From Elizabeth 1 to Elizabeth Taylor” and will include an opportunity for his audience to have their own items of jewellery discussed and valued. Cost is £50 pp. For more information visit.

Singing for the Brain with the Alzheimer’s Society at Mountbatten Grange, Helston Lane, Windsor, SL4 5G on Tuesday 10 February, 10.30am to 12pm. Free, just turn up. For more information call 01753 336350.

NEW ‘PARENT space’ event. Tuesday 10 February, 6pm to 8pm at Windsor Boys' School. Parent Space is a new series supporting parents and carers with practical, evidence-based tools for everyday family life. Hosted by Dr Kate Staveley, our first guest speaker, Martin Burder (Art of Brilliance), will lead The Art of Being a Brilliant Parent: Connection, Energy & Resilience — an engaging workshop focused on calm confidence, connection and resilience in parenting. Book your free space.

Age Concern Windsor hosts Cooking with Trevor, a relaxed cooking and social group on the 2nd Tuesday of the month at the Spencer Denney Centre, Windsor (SL4 4EB) 1pm to 2.30pm, £10 pp. The next one is Tuesday 10 February. If you like cooking then come and join this lively group cooking a two course meal together. Food to take home and lots of banter. To book call 01753 860685 or email.

The Arts Society Englemere (Ascot’s evening Arts Society) February Lecture 'The First Atlantic Liner - Brunel's Great Western by Helen Doe' will be held at our new venue Royal Ascot Golf Club, Winkfield Road, Ascot, Berkshire, SL5 7LJ on Tuesday 10 February, 7pm for 7.45pm.

Maidenhead u3a - Tuesday 10 February, 2.30pm at Methodist Church at the top of Maidenhead High Street next to the Boy and the Boat. Speaker: Meriet Duncan ‘The Secret Life of Honeybees’. A children’s author, public speaker, and beekeeper. In her talk, she steps inside the extraordinary hidden world of honeybees to discover how these tiny creatures shape our planet, our food, and our future. She will be bringing some interesting props such as a beehive – without bees!

Maidenhead Music presents a concert of "Hausmusik" with Peter Mallinson and friends at Norden Farm on Tuesday February 17, 7.45pm. Peter is a viola player with the BBC Symphony Orchestra and Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, but his range also includes film scores and supporting a soul and jazz singer. He will play with Shirley Turner (violin) and Richard Pearce (piano). Their programme includes a variety of music from Mendelssohn to jazz. For more information and to get your tickets visit.

Audience with Naomi Richie - Fundraiser for Sequela Foundation, Maidenhead Rugby Club. Join Naomi MBE and former paralympic rower as she shares how she became a paralympic champion. Thursday 19 February, 7.30pm at Maidenhead Rugby Club, SL6 1BN. For more information and to get your tickets visit.

Coffee Morning with East Berkshire MS Group at The Harvester, 250 Maidenhead Road, Clewer, SL4 5HQ on Friday 20 February, 10am to 12pm. Call 07395 456993 or email.

Wellbeing Wednesday at Datchet Baptist Church, 62 London Road, Datchet, SL3 9JR on Wednesday 25 February, 12 to 2pm. For all Datchet residents. For more information email.

Age Concern Windsor are running an Activity café for people who enjoy arts and crafts each month. Dates are Tuesday 24 February, Tuesday 17 March, Tuesday 21 April, Tuesday 19 May and Tuesday 23 June, 9.30am to 12.30pm. Refreshments will be served as you enjoy a led craft. Sessions will be led by the Artful Hub and are accessible to everyone, no experience required, £7pp. To book call 01753 860685 or email.

The Men's Matters Health and Wellbeing Show returns to Maidenhead Library on Wednesday 19 March, 1.30pm to 4.30pm, offering a free event focused on supporting older, retired men with local services, health information, and social connections. Following successful previous events, it connects attendees with various community groups and health resources.

WildCookham is hosting a two part talk on 'How Birds Work' by Brian Clews at Cookham Dean Village Hall at on Monday 16 March, 7.30pm. To book please visit.

Rock the Rec 2026 on Sunday 30 August, 12pm until 9pm at Clewer Memorial Recreation Ground, Dedworth Road, Windsor, SL4 5AY. Bands will be announced soon. For more information and to get your tickets visit.

If you have an event or volunteering opportunity you want add to our Community Spotlight then email communications@rbwm.gov.uk

Volunteer assistant to the manager at Elizabeth House Cookham, a well established Day Centre for senior citizens. It is open to members on weekdays from 9.30am to 3.30pm. It has very busy moments during the day and the manager finds she has several tasks all to be done at the same time. We are looking for a volunteer who can step in and help. For example, helping with meet and greet if more than one member arrives at the same time. Answer the telephone if the manager is involved in another task. Help man the desk or deal with questions from members or volunteers or visitors. We need cover 5 days a week. The role could be a full day or split into sessions per day - mornings - 9.30 to noon and afternoons - noon to 3.00. If you would like to know more about the Day Centre, visit. If you would like to find out more about the role, contact our manager, Dawn Seeney on 01628 484273.

Alexander Devine Children’s Hospice Service is looking for volunteers to help with local community fundraising and events. Alexander Devine Children’s Hospice Service is a local charity that provides specialist care and vital support to babies, children and young people with life-limiting and life-threatening conditions, and their families, across Berkshire, South Bucks and surrounding counties. We could not run our much-needed children’s hospice service without the support of our wonderful and dedicated family of volunteers. We are always looking for new volunteers who would like to join us and we have a range of wonderful opportunities to support our community fundraising, that include:

  • Helping on our stalls at community fairs to raise awareness and funds for our cause.
  • Bucket collections at supermarkets and other public areas like shopping centres, high streets, etc.
  • Volunteering at fundraising events (this will could include serving food to guests at events at the hospice, Santa Dash marshalling, selling raffle tickets etc)

If you would like to speak to us about how you can join the Alexander Devine team and help us raise awareness of the charity in your local community, as well as raising vital funds to help us continue to be there for the children and their families, who rely on our services, email Debbie Tonkinson, Volunteer Development Manager or call on 01628 822777.

Age Concern Windsor are looking for some male volunteers to help out a new Mens' Breakfast club. The club will be run on various Sundays throughout the year, dates to be decided up to one a month. Volunteers would need to be happy to do some of, setting tables, serving refreshments and breakfast, handling cash and cleaning up after. The Club will be open 10.30am to 12.30pm and set up would start at 10am and you would be finished once everything is clear up about 1pm. For more information please call 01753 860685 or email.

Would you be an Angel? Maidenhead Street Angels are local volunteers who patrol the town centre on Saturday nights (and the last Friday each month) from 10pm until midnight or just after, looking out for anyone who could be vulnerable. This could include people who are homeless, walking on their own, intoxicated, receiving unwanted attention or just upset and lonely. Could you be one of the team and “love the person in front of you”? For more information visit or email.

Visit our Volunteering page to see more volunteering opportunities in the borough.

Page last updated: 27 Jan 2026, 08:59 AM