Hi, my name is Chris Morgan.
I served 24 years in the Army, a Gunner in the Royal Artillery both as a regular soldier and in the reserves. In 2002 I suffered a breakdown after losing my wife to cancer. The breakdown led to quite severe mental health issues. Today it would have been diagnosed as PTSD. I am still on medication today but have learnt to manage the condition.
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My Brain and I have been together for nearly 70 years achieving some remarkable things and the occasional dismal failure.
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Our Shed was nominated for the Bradford Metropolitan District Council ‘Service Excellence Award’ in early 2020!
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Thanks to a local benefactor we have been gifted a purpose-built Shed just outside the town. It’s not large but it’s big enough for up to eight people to work together and we have received generous grants for equipment.
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Remember the days when you used to ache in places you didn’t know you had? This is where my body is at right now!
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SmartWater and UK Men’s Sheds Association have teamed up to look at how Sheds can better protect themselves. As with many of these things, prevention is the best medicine and Smart Water has the experience and reputation to help keep your equipment safer.
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International Men’s Day is on Thursday 19 November and marks the tenth anniversary of it being part of the national calendar in the UK. Way back in 2010, a few hardy souls got to together in Brighton and decided to take up the challenge of making it an event here. Just as it had been in other parts of the world since it was revived in 1999 in Trinidad and Tobago.
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Need a small grant to help your efforts in the community? Perhaps Warburtons can help!
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Catch up on the latest and greatest from the Shed Movement this month!
Dalbeattie is a small Scottish rural town, a stone’s throw from Dumfries. 4300 people and an estimated 23 people per hundred square kilometres, it’s socially deprived in many ways no fire engine, no swimming baths, no police station, no banks…
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