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See below details of two groups in East Lindsey. Both provide a safe, welcoming, and inclusive environment where stroke survivors and their carers can come together to connect, support one another, share experiences, and build meaningful social connections.
Horncastle/Woodhall Spa - Ran by Stroke Lincs
Meet on the 1st Thursday of every month at 10.15am-12.45pm at Horncastle Community Centre, Horncastle, LN9 5HF
Fun days as well - on 13th August they are going for a day to play cricket and croquet with some tuition and "matches".
Meet on the 1st Wednesday of every month at The Coastal Centre, 32 Victoria Road, Mablethorpe, LN12 2AQ. 10am-11.30am. However, in September the meetings will be at Hope House, 97 Victoria Rd, Mablethorpe LN12 2AL.
See below details of two groups in East Lindsey. Both provide a safe, welcoming, and inclusive environment where stroke survivors and their carers can come together to connect, support one another, share experiences, and build meaningful social connections.
Horncastle/Woodhall Spa - Ran by Stroke Lincs
Meet on the 1st Thursday of every month at 10.15am-12.45pm at Horncastle Community Centre, Horncastle, LN9 5HF
Fun days as well - on 13th August they are going for a day to play cricket and croquet with some tuition and "matches".
Meet on the 1st Wednesday of every month at The Coastal Centre, 32 Victoria Road, Mablethorpe, LN12 2AQ. 10am-11.30am. However, in September the meetings will be at Hope House, 97 Victoria Rd, Mablethorpe LN12 2AL.
Skegness Urgent Treatment Centre Relocation Survey Opens
Staff, patients, residents, partners and stakeholders are invited to share their views on a proposal to relocate the Skegness Urgent Treatment Centre (UTC) from Skegness Hospital to a new purpose-built clinical area within the Skegness Community Diagnostic Centre (CDC).
The proposed move would keep the UTC in Skegness, with no changes to opening hours or the care provided. The new location would offer a modern, purpose-designed environment to support high-quality patient care and help meet future demand.
Feedback will help shape decisions on the future location, design and layout of the service. The survey is open until 29 October, and everyone is encouraged to take part and share it with their networks.
Skegness Urgent Treatment Centre Relocation Survey Opens
Staff, patients, residents, partners and stakeholders are invited to share their views on a proposal to relocate the Skegness Urgent Treatment Centre (UTC) from Skegness Hospital to a new purpose-built clinical area within the Skegness Community Diagnostic Centre (CDC).
The proposed move would keep the UTC in Skegness, with no changes to opening hours or the care provided. The new location would offer a modern, purpose-designed environment to support high-quality patient care and help meet future demand.
Feedback will help shape decisions on the future location, design and layout of the service. The survey is open until 29 October, and everyone is encouraged to take part and share it with their networks.
Whether you’re feeling lost, struggling with life events, finding everyday life difficult, feeling isolated, or simply finding it hard to be part of the community you are welcome to reach out.
Our community provisions across Skegness offer friendly, welcoming and non-judgemental spaces where you can meet new people, have a chat, support your wellbeing and find out about local services and opportunities.
Sometimes the hardest part is knowing where to start. You don’t need to have all the answers we can help you explore what support is available and take that first step at your own pace.
Please message me Michael Lithgow | Community Connector directly on Facebook or email m.lithgow@nhs.net . Come and meet for a friendly chat about how he may be able to help with community support, local services, mental health and wellbeing, signposting and more.
Whether you’re feeling lost, struggling with life events, finding everyday life difficult, feeling isolated, or simply finding it hard to be part of the community you are welcome to reach out.
Our community provisions across Skegness offer friendly, welcoming and non-judgemental spaces where you can meet new people, have a chat, support your wellbeing and find out about local services and opportunities.
Sometimes the hardest part is knowing where to start. You don’t need to have all the answers we can help you explore what support is available and take that first step at your own pace.
Please message me Michael Lithgow | Community Connector directly on Facebook or email m.lithgow@nhs.net . Come and meet for a friendly chat about how he may be able to help with community support, local services, mental health and wellbeing, signposting and more.
The Lincolnshire Wellbeing & Recovery College Autumn Term 2026 timetable is now available, featuring free courses running from September to December for anyone aged 16+ with no referral required. Due to venue availability, there are fewer in-person courses this term, but the online offer has been expanded to ensure continued access. The College is also working to secure additional venues across Lincolnshire. For more information, contact lpft.recovery.college@nhs.net or visit www.lpft.nhs.uk/recovery-college.
The Lincolnshire Wellbeing & Recovery College Autumn Term 2026 timetable is now available, featuring free courses running from September to December for anyone aged 16+ with no referral required. Due to venue availability, there are fewer in-person courses this term, but the online offer has been expanded to ensure continued access. The College is also working to secure additional venues across Lincolnshire. For more information, contact lpft.recovery.college@nhs.net or visit www.lpft.nhs.uk/recovery-college.
