Category: Information

Join us to hear first-hand experience of living in, and fleeing from Afghanistan, and adapting to a safer life in Buckinghamshire.

This event is free of charge and there is no need to book, just turn up on the day.

For further information contact lib-buc@buckinghamshire.gov.uk

In these sessions you can:

• Discuss your current circumstances
• Talk about what you want to do next
• Seek guidance regarding employment
• Receive information about workshops

This is a free of charge drop in, no need to book.

Join us in Marlow Library at 3pm on Tuesday 25 June to find out more about hospices and the services they offer - an admission to a hospice is not always for end of life care.

Please book your free space in advance: either online or with a team member. 

Receive specialist information from one of Alzheimer's Society’s dementia advisors from the Bucks Dementia Support Service.

Book a 20 minute, face to face, 1-2-1 support session. Ask any and all questions you have around dementia and the support available.

Ask one of our library staff to book a session for you.

Drop-in to Aylesbury Library between 10am - 12pm on the first Monday of the month to speak with the Healthwatch Bucks team about your health and social care experiences and to ask their advice about these services.

Healthwatch's role is to ensure that health and social care services put the experiences of people at the heart of their work. They do this by collecting people's experiences, ideas and opinions with the aim to make a positive difference to the way health and social care is provided in Buckinghamshire.

Find out more about Healthwatch Bucks

A drop-in session for any mobile device technical queries (smartphones, iPads, etc). No need to pre-register, just pop in with your device. Hosted by the Arc Bucks PCN.

Held every 2nd Tuesday of the month between 11am and 12pm.

Join Wycombe Museum Curator, Catherine Grigg, for a talk exploring the history of Thomas Glenister’s furniture factory. From humble beginning in the 1830s as a pub’s side-hustle, through making furniture for Royal occasions, to closure in 1990. 

Free, please book via the link: 

A drop-in session for any mobile device technical queries (smartphones, iPads, etc). No need to pre-register, just pop in with your device. Hosted by the Arc Bucks PCN.

Held every 1st Friday of the month between 11am and 12pm.

Drop-in to Aylesbury Library between 10am - 12pm on the first Monday of the month to speak with the Healthwatch Bucks team about your health and social care experiences and to ask their advice about these services.

Healthwatch's role is to ensure that health and social care services put the experiences of people at the heart of their work. They do this by collecting people's experiences, ideas and opinions with the aim to make a positive difference to the way health and social care is provided in Buckinghamshire.

Find out more about Healthwatch Bucks

Digital Cafés are free to attend and open to anyone who is struggling to keep up with technology or use a mobile phone, laptop or tablet.

If you have any queries about your mobile phone, tablet, accessing the internet or anything else technical, please drop-in and we will be happy to help.

A drop-in session for any mobile device technical queries (smartphones, iPads, etc). No need to pre-register, just pop in with your device. Hosted by the Arc Bucks PCN.

Held every 2nd Tuesday of the month between 11am and 12pm.

Join us for a family workshop run by the Dogs Trust to learn all about safe behaviour around dogs and being responsible for our four-legged friends.

Children must be accompanied by an adult during this event.

Drop-in to Aylesbury Library between 10am - 12pm on the first Monday of the month to speak with the Healthwatch Bucks team about your health and social care experiences and to ask their advice about these services.

Healthwatch's role is to ensure that health and social care services put the experiences of people at the heart of their work. They do this by collecting people's experiences, ideas and opinions with the aim to make a positive difference to the way health and social care is provided in Buckinghamshire.

Find out more about Healthwatch Bucks

Digital Cafés are free to attend and open to anyone who is struggling to keep up with technology or use a mobile phone, laptop or tablet.

If you have any queries about your mobile phone, tablet, accessing the internet or anything else technical, please drop-in and we will be happy to help.

A drop-in session for any mobile device technical queries (smartphones, iPads, etc). No need to pre-register, just pop in with your device. Hosted by the Arc Bucks PCN.

Held every 1st Friday of the month between 11am and 12pm.

A drop-in session for any mobile device technical queries (smartphones, iPads, etc). No need to pre-register, just pop in with your device. Hosted by the Arc Bucks PCN.

Held every 2nd Tuesday of the month between 11am and 12pm.

A drop-in session for any mobile device technical queries (smartphones, iPads, etc). No need to pre-register, just pop in with your device. Hosted by the Arc Bucks PCN.

Held every 1st Friday of the month between 11am and 12pm.

Drop-in to Aylesbury Library between 10am - 12pm on the first Monday of the month to speak with the Healthwatch Bucks team about your health and social care experiences and to ask their advice about these services.

Healthwatch's role is to ensure that health and social care services put the experiences of people at the heart of their work. They do this by collecting people's experiences, ideas and opinions with the aim to make a positive difference to the way health and social care is provided in Buckinghamshire.

Find out more about Healthwatch Bucks