Community activity group moves online to keep people busy during lockdown
Active Fakenham chairman Richard Crook outside the Info hub in Fakenham. Picture: Active Fakenham - Credit: Archant
A market town community group has moved online to support the community.
Fakenham Music Festival 2018. Photo: Keith Osborn Photography - Credit: Keith Osborn Photography
Active Fakenham has shifted its attention to helping people with a new Facebook group and webpage during the lockdown.
Local people can share ideas about how to keep their brains and bodies active and to remain as positive as possible while they are isolating.
Active Fakenham is known for organising events across the town, such as the free music festival, ‘get active’ week and the duck and raft races.
It is aiming to take the national initiatives and add a local twist to it. Having live demonstrations, Q&A and local photographer, Keith Osborn, is running a daily photography competition in the group.
Two cyclists on the Ride North Norfolk event as part of Get Active Week in Fakenham. Picture: Active Fakenham - Credit: Archant
Mr Osborn will also be running a free online workshop for photo editing. As well as encouraging local people to share their ideas, such as how to make home-made bagpipes.
Richard Crook, chairman of Active Fakenham said: “We hope people will use it to share what’s available and ideas.
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“It will also be useful as we come out of isolation and may help build awareness of what will be available.”
