Author: Hoggie

roadHoG Mug for free, find out more!

Ever thought about supporting roadHoG? By making a one off donation or setting up a month standing order to support the ongoing work of roadHoG, we will send in the post to you your very own roadHoG mug! So when you are enjoying your morning cuppa, you can think and pray for all the young…
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The churches of Wyberton bus team.

Festive activities – find out how roadHoG is moving into the New Year.

Festive activities have come and gone, but before we whiz into the New Year, find out in the first edition of our newsletter 2025, how the project has been supporting, in particular, the communities of Wyberton and Swineshead. Find out also how the project is doing at recruiting new volunteers (without our teams our project…
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2024 has been a very busy year for roadHoG. Find out how things are going in this month’s newsletter.

It’s the end of a busy year in the life of the roadHoG Bus Youth Project. We are just so thankful to supporters for enabling us to get this far. Find out more in this month’s newsletter how our visit to the market square is going and find out where our old bus went to.

New Community Visit at Wyberton

Parking in the layby next to the Wyberton Cooperative Food Store, the roadHoG Bus will start visiting the Wyberton community. Doors open at 7:30pm on Friday 6th December and will return on Friday 20th December. The hosting roadHoG bus team from Wyberton Parish Church and the Beacon Church are looking forward to welcoming young people…
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Marking a new place in Boston Market Place

Opening our doors at 7:30pm, the new roadHoG Bus will be parked near Lloyds bank on the Market Square. Until recently, the bus has been parking in Boston Central Park. In agreement with Boston Borough Council, we look forward to parking up and providing a safer place for young people in the heart of the…
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