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During Mental Health Awareness Week, the Ringwood & District Round Table reinforces its role as a supportive network for young men, promoting mental well-being through fellowship, physical activity, skill learning, community service, and mindfulness. It provides a wholesome environment to combat loneliness and stress, fostering friendships and resilience among members. The club invites new members to join and participate in creating a robust community.

This weekend saw Ringwood & District Round Table come together to mark the end of their year with our AGM. …

We’ve partnered with Greening Ringwood, donating £150 for 50 hedgehog tunnels to aid in local wildlife conservation. These tunnels facilitate safe movement for hedgehogs, combating habitat fragmentation. The initiative underscores community commitment to environmental care and calls for residents’ participation in further conservation efforts.

Ringwood’s community is rallying to raise £5000 for 26-year-old Max Cogdell to prevent impending blindness due to severe astigmatism and cataracts. While NHS covers cataract surgery, urgently needed astigmatism treatment is privately funded. Ringwood & District Round Table aids Max’s fundraising, embodying community spirit and compassion, with donations accepted via their fundraising page.

We were over the moon to see many people join us, along with Ringwood Town Council, Greening Ringwood & RACE…

This weekend, participate in the Spring Clean event Ringwood with Ringwood Town Council, RACE, Greening Ringwood, and others. Help spruce up Ringwood Town Centre on Saturday from 10 AM or Poulner on Sunday. Bring your litter picker and join the community effort!

Being a member of Round Table isn’t about praise, glory or reward, but is mainly driven by wanting to make…

In the lead-up to Santa’s Sleigh tour, the Ashley Heath/St Leonard’s & St Ives community nominated Batten Fighters Forever for support. This charity aids those affected by Batten Disease. The public’s generosity during the tour in St Leonard’s & St Ives, along with Meyers Estates Agents Ringwood & Verwood, raised £440.66 for the cause.

During Santa’s December Sleigh run, all funds raised in Poulner were pledged to STARF, a charity aiding local families in crisis. STARF supports those with inadequate government aid, thus their aim is to offer broader assistance such as financial and mental health support. A successful collection of £282, bolstered by The London Tavern, amounted to a £432.28 donation to STARF, contributing to its community goals.

Show your Round Table pride while keeping your head warm this winter with an RTxOddballs Bobble Hat!  The iconic Oddballs…