
Leisure Link
A programme of fun social events based in the Ross-on-Wye area, using local venues – pubs, village halls and community centers. We offer a range of activities to suit everyone’s interests. These events are planned by those that attend, so any new ideas are always welcome.



The programme was originally set up to integrate people with learning disabilities into the community, however many others for a variety of reasons, who also find it difficult to access other social networks, enjoy the friendly, welcoming atmosphere of Leisure Link.


We have received a lot of support from local volunteers who provide activities adding to the range of people at the events. If you have a skill or talent and would like to be a part of Leisure Link, or you are looking to get out and meet new people, get in touch and find out more!
Programme

Leisure Link News
Reflecting on Community Christmas Party 2018![]() The 2018 Christmas meal for the elderly and members of the community that would be alone on Christmas Day was made possible once again by The Ross-on-Wye Lions Club and EnviroAbility. . . . read more Published by The Ross Gazette on 16th of January 2019 |
Preparing for Ross-on-Wye's Christmas Lunch![]() Plans are well underway for the annual Ross-on-Wye Christmas Lunch on Christmas Day for older and more vulnerable people to celebrate together, rather than being on their own at this special time of the year. . . . read more Published by The Ross Gazette on 12th of December 2018 |
Countdown to Christmas lunch in Ross![]() Plans are well underway for the annual Ross-on-Wye Christmas Lunch on Christmas Day for older and more vulnerable people to celebrate together. . . . read more Published by The Ross Gazette on 26th of October 2018 |
Leisure Link Push The Boat Out![]() In Early September 2018, Harvey Sayce, Daniel Bailey, Beverly Humble and Gail Sayce all took to the water aboard the SV Tenacious a 895 ton sailing ship, owned and built by the Jubilee Sailing Trust, on a 5 day voyage from picturesque Dartmouth to the busy port of Portsmouth along the Jurassic Coast. . . . read more Published by EnviroAbility on 11th of October 2018 |
Taster sessions for disadvantaged groupsEarlier this year Ross Juniors were delighted to hear they had been awarded a McDonalds Showcase Football Day. Previously the club has hosted a local event but never a major showcase event. On Saturday, September 1st from 10am-2pm, Ross teams will be playing many local teams in pre-season friendly games, and alongside this there will be a mass of attractions for all to participate in. . . . read more Published by The Ross Gazette on 15th of August 2018 |
Ross community groups working together![]() The 2017 Christmas meal for the elderly and members of the community that would be alone on Christmas Day was made possible once again by the Ross-on-Wye Lions Club and EnviroAbility. The day was great success for thoe who helped prepare 70 meals, including 12 home deliveries to those who were unable to make it to the Larruperz Centre. . . . read more Published by The Ross Gazette on 22nd of January 2018 |
Plans in hand for festive lunch at the Larruperz CentrePlans are well underway for the annual Ross-on-Wye Christmas Lunch on Christmas Day for older and more vulnerable people to celebrate together. . . . read more Published by The Ross Gazette on 21st of December 2017 |
Christmas dinner preparations underway for annual event in Ross-on-Wye![]() Once more several of the organisations in Ross which help the elderly or vulnerable are coming together to ensure that everyone can enjoy a delicious Christmas dinner with company. . . . read more Published by The Ross Gazette on 7th of November 2017 |
Labels sponsor lunch![]() Ross Labels have come forward to offer to sponsor the community Christmas lunch, which is being organised by various local community groups. . . . read more Published by The Ross Gazette on 25th of December 2015 |
Planning a really big festive lunch![]() Plans are underway for a joint effort by several community interest groups in Ross-on-Wye, to put on a Christmas lunch on Christmas day for older and more vulnerable people to celebrate together. . . . read more Published by The Ross Gazette on 30th of October 2015 |