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Easter Fun with Express Coaching's Holiday Camp
Families looking to keep their children active and entertained this Easter will be pleased to hear that Express Coaching Services is bringing its popular Holiday Activity & Food (HAF) Camp to be hosted at Landmarks Pleasley.
Running from Tuesday 7th to Friday 13th April 2026, children can enjoy four action-packed days of activities from 10:00am to 2:00pm each day.
The programme is packed with something for everyone. Young attendees can look forward to sports action, glow in the dark games, Nerf battles, a bouncy castle, arts and crafts, and a range of Easter-themed activities — including an Easter Egg Hunt.
It's designed to keep children engaged, moving, and having fun throughout the school break, making it an ideal option for busy families during the holiday period.
Places are available to book now. To secure your child's spot, visit: expresscoaching.co.uk/haf
Landmark Meeples: Our New Pop-Up Games Café Is a Hit!
A brand-new community gaming experience has arrived — and the locals are loving it.
Landmark Meeples, the pop-up games café that launched earlier this year, has been drawing enthusiastic crowds since its debut, welcoming over 30 visitors at each of its first two monthly events. The initiative has quickly become a beloved fixture for board game fans, tabletop RPG enthusiasts, and curious newcomers alike.Players have gathered around the table for a range of games, including the ever-popular Dungeons & Dragons, with more titles on offer throughout the evening. Whether you're a seasoned adventurer or picking up a dice for the first time, the atmosphere is welcoming, laid-back, and full of laughter.
The Perfect Venue for Birthday Parties and Community Groups
Looking for a great space to host your next event? The Landmark Centre in Pleasley is available to hire for birthday parties and community group activities — and with the on-site Roots Coffee Lounge on hand, it's the perfect all-in-one destination.
Community groups of all kinds are warmly welcomed, whether you're an established organisation seeking a new base or have a fresh idea to get off the ground. Get in touch today to find out more:
📞 01623 209970 ✉️ enquiries@thelcf.org
A surprise from Collins Wealth Management
When we were told that the Landmark Foundation had been chosen for support from the Collins team, we were particularly grateful for their volunteering days and all the great work they've done around the site. More recently, however, we received a really big surprise...a donation of several thousand pounds as a result of the team's fundraising over the past year. Its a great boost and support towards future activities.
Scouts on a roll
Great news from the 10th Mansfield Scout Group. Not only have they trebled their numbers since making the Landmark their headquarters, they have raised sufficient funds to purchase their own minibus. With numbers now in excess of 130, the group leader Roger Ambler has announced an additional group on Monday evenings.
The Foundation congratulates them on their success and will continue to support in whatever way we can.
Ready, Steady......Cook
Following a recommendation from Ryley Wealth Management the Trust were able to apply for a local grant from the St James's Place Foundation and we have recieved the brilliant news that we are to receive funding to equip us with equipment to start up our Ready Steady Cook initiative in the New Year. In addition to a themed holiday group we shall also introduce free family cooking sessions with guest chefs leading the way. Watch out for updates on social media.
From volunteering to his first job - Dylan shows his skills.
Dylan Steele has volunteered for the Foundation for a number of years. When the opportunity arose for a part time handyman around the site, Dylan quickly put his name forward. After a trial period, in which Dylan quickly adapted to the demands of the new role, he was accepted for the position and now works up to 15 hours a week in the part time role.
Robots and programming
Generous donations have helped us to create an additional approach to this summer's holiday clubs. We have been able to bring in the expertise of Duncan Allen, who helped to support youngsters in creating 3-D figures of themselves using a hand held scanner and a 3-D printer. Duncan also held sessions in the use of technical Lego kits to create robots that could be programmed to tackle a challenging course that the group had made up. Several youngsters came into a group for the first time with their mentors and thoroughly enjoyed the experience.