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Feeling connected to other people makes us feel part of a community, gives us a sense of belonging and helps us feel less alone, all of which are important for our mental wellbeing. Being part of the Virtual Village Hall community means you have friends all over the UK and the wider world, joining in with activities together and sharing comments, chat and feedback with each other and with our tutors.

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Alan Turing Walking Tour of Manchester

Part of LGBT+ History Month 2026

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Q&A with Award-Winning Audiobook Narrator Julia Whelan

Listening books Q&A

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Q&A with the Bird Handlers Behind H is for Hawk

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10 Minute Silver Swans® Ballet Class for Beginners

Get Moving Week 2026

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Festive spread celebration 2024

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Personal Independence Payment: Everything You Need to Know

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The Standard Element of Universal Credit UK Explained

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The Housing Element of Universal Credit UK Explained

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The Child Element of Universal Credit UK Explained

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The Childcare Element of Universal Credit UK Explained

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The Carer Element of Universal Credit UK Explained

Part of Dementia Action Week 2025

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The Sickness and Disability Element of Universal Credit UK Explained

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Disability Living Allowance for Children - Universal Credit UK Explained

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Attendance Allowance: Everything You Need to Know

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An Introduction to Child Benefit