New NWR (National Women’s Register) Group launching in Poynton on Monday 30 March

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Due to demand NWR (National Women’s Register) are starting another group in Poynton offering women in the area an opportunity to connect, engage in meaningful discussions, and form lasting friendships. The first meeting will be at 2.30pm in a central location. If you are looking to expand your social circle in 2026 NWR could be just what you’re looking for.

Why Join the Poynton 4 NWR?
• Stimulating Conversations: Engage in discussions on various subjects, from current events to personal passions.
• New Friendships: Build lasting relationships with local women who share your interests and values.
• Social Events: Enjoy a range of activities beyond regular meetings, including outings, speaker events, and more.
• Online activities and Events – gentle exercise classes, online discussion groups, monthly quiz nights, virtual coffee mornings, expert speakers, short courses and book clubs.

Speaking on the launch, Claire Kendrick, CEO of NWR, said:
“We are so excited to have launched an NWR group in Poynton. This group is a fantastic way for women to meet new friends and participate in vibrant, thoughtful discussions. It’s all about growing a welcoming, supportive space for women to express themselves and share their views.”

How to Get Involved
Women interested in coming along for a free trial session or joining the Poynton NWR group are encouraged to complete the contact form on the Poynton 4 page of the NWR website so we can send full details about the meetings.

https://nwr.org.uk/network/groups/poynton-4

About NWR
NWR is a national membership charity that combats social isolation by connecting women for conversation, activities and social events. With groups across the UK and a thriving online community, NWR offers a platform for women to discuss a wide range of topics—from current affairs and the arts to travel and lifestyle—within a friendly and supportive setting.
Membership costs £37/year which gives access to local groups and online activities and events.

For more information, visit nwr.org.uk