Sound Therapy and Kundalini Yoga Sessions to Begin at Brockholes Village Hall

Trained therapist, Jean Habron, who specialises in Kundalini Yoga and Sound Therapy, is to begin classes at Brockholes Village Hall, commencing with a sound therapy session on Sunday 6 June 2021 from 6.00 – 7.00pm.
Sound baths offer spa-like sessions aimed at helping people relax and restore. One of the greatest benefits is relief from stress and anxiety.
Jean said, ’We can find ourselves holding on to negative energy or feel heaviness in our heart. A sound bath will give you the opportunity to let go of all of that and just return to a state of calm and well-being. There is a lot of research that shows the physical and psychological benefits of sound therapy including calming body and mind, increasing focus and clarity, decreasing tension and fatigue, improving sleep and giving you more energy’.

Jean expects that after each session people will feel an overall sense of relaxation, uplifted and inspired as they connect with their own positive energy.

Kundalini Yoga is an ancient practice that offers the tools for self -empowerment. It helps to elevate mood, increases focus, increase energy levels, induces calmness and brings clarity to the mind. It is an uplifting practice that combines breath work, movement, mantra and relaxation. These aspects energise the body, relax the mind and awaken the spirit. Kundalini yoga works on all the systems of the physical body, in particular the glandular system, the nervous system and the spine.
Suitable for all levels of fitness and suitable for beginners.

Further sound therapy classes will be held on 22 August and 26 September, while on the 18 July from 2.00 – 4.30pm will be a joint kundalini yoga/sound therapy class hosted by Jean and Craig Eddington sound therapy practitioner and trainer .

Further details can be obtained by contacting Jean, Tel: 07708 028154; Email: [email protected];
Facebook: Kundalini Yoga and Sound Therapy Holmfirth.

Coronavirus Update – Regular Activities Return to Hall

We are pleased to announce that Brocks Before and After School Club are back! In addition, we hope that other groups will be returning from late May.

Our regular users meet all standards required to open safely and in accordance with government guidelines as well as meeting Brockholes Village Trust’s own requirements for added safety and security of all users.

We welcome our regular users back to the hall and hope that, despite recent set-backs, our community will give them their support and encouragement.

See contact details below.

Bygone Brockholes; A Peep Into the Past

In January 2020, Brockholes Village Trust in partnership with Brockholes Methodist Church, St George’s Church and the Parish of Honley St Mary’s Church published a booklet on the history of the village over the past 200years with beautiful photographs and images from the past 100 years. Pick up your copy of this lovely illustrated ‘potted history’ at one of the following locations:

Wired Coffee and Cake, 17 Church Street, Honley

GHQ Hair Designers, 1-3 Brockholes Lane

The Rock Inn, New Mill Road

Regular events and activities

Events and Activities Update: We are now hopeful that ‘normal service will be resumed’ from 17 May 2021 when some of the classes and activities will be able to return to the hall. Why not join one of the classes that take place at regular times through the year.

Honley Dog Club

Wednesday evening
Puppies: 6.30-7.00pm
Intermediate: 7.00-8.00pm
Top Class: 8.00-9.00pm
For session dates and charges contact

Tel: 01226 370 152 (Jean Whitehouse)
Tel: 01484 349 813 (Doreen Camp)
Tel: 01484 539 342 (Pamela Haigh)
Tel: 07896 782 502 (Kate Netherwood)

Chen Style Tai Chi Classes

Monday evenings
Beginners: 6.30-7.30pm
Intermediate: 7.30-9.00pm
£35 for six sessions then £5 per session
Contact: James Lucas
Tel: 07913 742150
Email: [email protected]

Les’s Dance Evenings

Monthly social dance sessions organised by Les and Pauline Bailey. The evenings attract an average of 26 people and comprise popular sequence, ballroom and latin dances to song and instrumental music. The popularity of these evenings has grown by word of mouth and they are suitable for those with a reasonable command of the basic dance steps.

Les said, “This has become a social event for those who love to dance and enjoy a friendly and relaxing evening. We ensure there are a range of dances to suit all tastes including waltz, tango, swing, quickstep and even six styles of rumba. For those who have been tempted by the popularity of ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ this is a chance to dance, meet friends and have a good time”.

The admission charge is £4 and people can bring their own drinks.

Contact: Les Bailey
Tel: 01484 662398

Brocks Out of School Club

7am to the start of school and then until 6pm after school throughout the school term

7am until 6pm in the school holidays

Term Time – Morning: £5.50, Afternoon: £7.50

Holiday Club – Half Day: £12.50, Full Day: £22, Hourly Rate: £3

Children will need a packed lunch in school holidays and a snack tea will be provided by Brocks.

Trip days are Wednesdays, including visits to Cliffe House, museums, the cinema and other exciting places. Trips are extra but we do try to keep costs as low as possible.

Contact: Julie Lindley/Becky Milton:

Tel: 07561820679 / 07912256816

Email: b[email protected]

URL: https://m.facebook.com/Brockschildcare