Breathe Better Sing Together

04/01/2026

Looking forward to starting the new season this Wednesday.
Just be warned that there will be road works on Stewart Street from Alton Street to Langley Drive for the next 6 weeks from tomorrow. So normal access to All Saints' Church may be limited at times. You can always gain access to the church car park through the access alley on Rockwood Avenue.
Hope to see you soon.

30/12/2025

All the best for 2026 to all our followers. Hope you have a wonderful New Year's Even, however you choose to celebrate it.
We'll be having a rest this week, before returning recharged for the new year on Wednesday 7th January. Hope to see you then.

10/12/2025

We're in the season for carols and winter classics now, taking a break from our usual fare of popular songs.
Our last session for 2025 will be on Christmas Eve, 24th December.
We return on 7th January to start off 2026, after a week off.
Hope to see you soon.

18/11/2025

Here's an interesting new research project from Kings College London investigating living with breathlessness. It's inviting people who are 50 or over, living with breathlessness due to a physical health condition, and have ever felt left out, isolated or lonely because of breathlessness.
You would need to take photos showing your experiences of social connection and loneliness over 2 weeks, and discuss your top five photos with a researcher in an interview.
For more information, see the attached poster.

31/10/2025

Congratulations!
Thanks for being such a great host to our singing group, All Saints'

Sixty years ago today, Bishop Gerald of Chester consecrated the newly built All Saints Church.
A recording of that service was made at the time and has been converted from the original LPs to four MP3 files, which you can listen to here: https://allsaintscrewe.org.uk/all-saints-consecration/

19/10/2025

Looking forward to finding out more about this on the Asthma and Lung UK website.

18/10/2025

Debbie Bridger of the Asthma and Lung UK Charity, emailed us to say:

Join us on World COPD Day, Wednesday 19th November at 6pm for our first ever COPD Webinar.

We are delighted to have Professor John Hurst presenting on “COPD – What does good care look like?”.
He will be speaking about his latest research, as well as how to empower yourself to get the best care for COPD.
Professor Hurst is a professor of respiratory medicine at University College London, and honorary consultant respiratory physician at Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust where he has worked since 2007. His expertise is in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency and lung problems in people living with primary immunodeficiency states including bronchiectasis and GLILD.

www.asthmaandlung.org.uk/groups-support/condition-specific-webinars

Registration is now open for this event.
Anyone who registers will also receive a recording of the webinar.

Thank-you
Debbie

We hold regular, online, condition specific webinars that are free to join.

21/08/2025

Time for a little R&R before the start of the autumn term.

19/08/2025

Tomorrow's session (August 20th) will be our last for the summer season.
We will be closed for one week over the late August bank holiday.
Our first session at the start of the Autumn season will be on Wednesday 3rd September.
Hope to see you soon.

05/08/2025

Ten years ago, on Wednesday the 12th of August, I led our first session of Breathe Better Sing Together. I had great support from the physios running the Pulmonary Rehab Course at Eagle Bridge, my Church Music Course leader at Christchurch Canterbury University, and my singing teacher, Chris Cragg of Arena Studio.
Do come along and help us celebrate this milestone, at the closest session to the date, Wednesday 13th August, at All Saints' church hall, Stewart Street, Crewe, CW2 8AR.
If you would like to help choose the songs for that session, come and join us tomorrow from 2.30 pm at the same place.
It would be lovely to see you there.
Maggie🎂🍦☕

05/06/2025

We had a lovely time away, but it's great to be back too.
While we were sailing around Scandinavia, an email came in from the Asthma and Lung UK charity about a forthcoming webinar on bronchiectasis. Details as below:

Bronchiectasis Webinar
with Professor James Chalmers (Dundee University)
Asthma and Lung UK Chair of Respiratory Research, and internationally recognised specialist of Bronchiectasis to talk about “New Treatments for Bronchiectasis: The latest from Clinical Trials”

Thursday 26th June 7pm

The webinar will be recorded and sent to anyone registered

https://www.asthmaandlung.org.uk/groups-support/condition-specific-webinars

This looks a great event for those of you dealing with this challenging lung condition.

The next condition specific webinar will be 'Exacerbations in severe asthma - is better good enough?' On Tuesday 3rd June 2025 at 6pm

23/05/2025

Having another little break before we get stuck into the summer and race towards our 10th birthday.
Hope to see you on the 11th June.