Just a reminder that the next Women’s Hub Meeting is on Tuesday 13th April, 6.00pm – 7.30pm
It will be an online meeting and the link for the zoom is available through booking your place through the Eventbrite booking system.
To book your place click HERE
The Notes of the last meeting are here along with the agenda.
Meeting Agenda WFL Women’s hub agenda 13.4.21
Notes from last meeting Leeds Women’s hub notes 9.3.21
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