Keeping Busy With The How Are You Team

Kathryn (How Are You Cambridge) visited Chesterton Bowls Club in Cambridge – a busy club that’s open seven days a week. She enjoyed it so much she’s going back for a coaching session!

Susan (How Are You Peterborough) keeps mentally and physically fit with her latest passion – karate. She visited Oubatori Karate Club in Peterborough last year to create a webpage for How Are You Peterborough and loved it so much she now goes every week. Here she is in her yellow belt about to spar with other club members.

Jack (How Are You Fenland) is all about coffee and creativity. Here he is at the Creative Fenland live hub event held at Shedders and Fixers. Jack spoke about How Are You Fenland whilst making flowers that will be used in garlands worn by the donkeys at the Wisbech Rose Fair on Saturday 29th June. Look at the gorgeous flower he made!

Ollie spent his January either at the Hobby Hub in Yaxley & Farcet or at the Men’s Shed. He loves keeping busy by making, doing, fixing and mending – and that includes the How Are You Cambridgeshire & Peterborough websites.

Beth (How Are You East Cambs) kicked off her year with an NHS Health Check and learning about ways she can support her physical health – you can find out more and watch it on video on this blog post.

Trish (How Are You Team Manager) got stuck into #REDJanuary by cycling every day on her exercise bike and stayed accountable with daily progress posts on social media – look at all those ticks in January…what an achievement!

Charity (How Are You South Cambs) loves the great outdoors and tends to prefer quieter, less sociable things in the winter months. As well as walking her dog every day, she visited Wandlebury Country Park just outside of Cambridge.

Sally (How Are You Hunts) says she is like a stick of rock and has community printed in her DNA. In January she helped local food redistribution charity, Food for Nought, with some of their admin tasks. She also helped Ollie run the Men’s Shed and Hobby Hub, when she wasn’t distributing donated linens and catering equipment to local good causes on behalf of the Community Interest Company she founded. She says “I volunteer because it helps me feel like I am helping people. Doing good for others makes me feel better.”