Marlow Library reopening 05 December after refurbishment...
MMDF has a long-term relationship with Marlow Library and in fact MMDF’s informal HQ is based at the Library in Institute Road, Marlow.  Alongside the recent refurbishment, we have been very pleased to assist Janet Webb, Library Operations Manager, in helping make the Library dementia friendly.  This includes a specific area with books, games, leaflets and somewhere to sit for people living with Dementia, their carers and family.
With the refurbishment works complete, it is great to see Marlow Library opening its doors again today, providing such superb new facilities for the whole community from 10am to 4pm, Monday to Saturday.
Here is the announcement from Library Manager, Michelle Sandalls.
Your local library now has a smart new look throughout, with a bigger and brighter children's space plus lots of comfortable seating and plenty of lovely new books. We offer upgraded computer facilities, a new meeting room, self-service technology and loanable tablets to use within the library. 
There are surprises for children and adults including the sensory StoryWall® and original art by Kirsty Harris, so we look forward to welcoming you soon. 
In order to ensure social distancing, a maximum of 12 visitors will be allowed in the library at any one time. So to avoid disappointment and ensure your place on our opening day, please use our online booking system to book your individual 30-minute slot. You can book online or you can of course turn up on the day, but due to social distancing measures you may need to queue before entering.

Original post from www.mmdf.co.uk/mmdf-supporting-marlow-library/

​In these troubled times we all need Hope.

All of us have suffered this year due to the unprecedented effects of the Covid pandemic. In particular, charities have had vastly reduced incoming funds. Marlow Thames Rotary club with your help can make a difference to those whose lives have been particularly adversely affected this year.

We invite you to add your personal dedication to a loved one, a message of hope or simply a wish to our online virtual Christmas Tree of Hope and make a small donation. By doing so, an actual dedication will be attached to the Tree of Hope (optional) on The Causeway in Marlow. 

Please visit www.vivisufund.com/christmas-tree-of-hope-2020

Our ‘Tree of Hope’ will allow you to create a dedication to a loved one and to donate to one of these well deserving local charities:-
- Marlow Mayor’s charity (mental health in young people)
- Alexander Devine Children’s Hospice
- South Bucks Hospice
- Thames Valley Adventure Playground (TVAP) for children with special needs
- Marlow Age Concern

Thank you

Local Electricity Supplies
Learn about local electricity supplies. David Adkins, from the National Grid and Steve Shaw, director of Power for People and architect of the Local Electricity Bill will explain all about local electricity supplies, followed by a question and answer session.

This will be a 1 hour zoom meeting at 7pm on Tuesday December 8th 2020.

Topic: MEG Ask the Experts Zoom Meeting
Time: Dec 8, 2020 06:45pm (for a 7pm start) 
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88453358098?pwd=eklsdTRKb2ZVdjdPRzZHdWdCbjFrdz09

Meeting ID: 884 5335 8098
Passcode: 480577

For more information on Marlow Energy Group visit our website https://www.marlowenergygroup.com/

Tuesday 24 November 2020 from 6:30pm - 8:00pm on Zoom....
 
Cllr Mimi Harker OBE,
Member of Buckinghamshire Council (Representing Amersham and Chesham Bois), Deputy Armed Forces Champion Buckinghamshire, Founder Bucks BAME Network, Chairman Community Impact Bucks. 
 
Fitting in very well with the local community basis for Marlow Bridge Rotary Club, Mimi will be talking about:
 
“An insight into the activities in Amersham whilst the pandemic raged through our communities and looking to the future, post pandemic. A personal view of the actions during this time - with the community, volunteering, the charities I work with and businesses.”
 
We shall also be giving updates on the various MBRC projects
 
Click here to register - MBRC Meeting 24-11-20

​After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting