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Regular and Ongong Opportunities Tuesdays Community Development Fulfilling Lives Team Riverside REGULAR AND ONGONG OPPORTUNITIES TUESDAYS All details are correct at time of publishing APRIL-JUNE 2012 Activity/event Time Cost Where is it/who to contact 6.00 – £3.00, South Moorlands Leisure centre 9.00 am reductions Allen Street for Leisure Cheadle Key Staffordshire holders ST10 1HJ and over General Swim 60s (tel) (01538) 753883 (Termtime Programme) Please ring or see the website for http://www.leisurecentre.com/centres/49 the holiday programme. /home/South-Moorlands-Leisure- Centre.aspx 7.00 am £3.00 pay YMCA – 9.00 as you go Edinburgh House pm or £15.00 Harding Road per month Hanley membershi Stoke-on-Trent Gym & Activity centre p ST1 3AE Come and see the fantastic facilities at the YMCA Youth Campus (tel) (01782) 222388 (facilities are open to all ages). As well as a gym, there are spinning www.northstaffsymca.org.uk and dance classes and a climbing wall. Afterwards, drop into the café for a refreshing drink. TUESDAYS 7.00 am £4.00 per Whitfield Valley Community centre – 9.00 session, Fegg Hayes Road pm £6.00 for Fegg Hayes Stoke-on-Trent a weekly ST6 6QR pass or £18.00 for a (tel) (01782) 878843/878823 monthly Bodyworks Fitness Studio pass 7.00 am £6.00 per Brough Park Leisure centre – 10.00 session, Brough Park pm reduced Leek Staffordshire entry for ST13 6AT Leisure Key holders (tel) (01538) 373603 Expressions gym. Also http://www.leisurecentre.com/centres/11 spinning and dance classes. /home/Brough-Park-Leisure- Tea, coffee and snacks Centre.aspx available. 7.15 – £4.00, or Main Pool 9.00 pm £2.50 for Fenton Manor Swimming Pool Energise City Road card Fenton holders Stoke-on-Trent Early Birds Swim ST4 2RR (Termtime Programme) (tel) (01782) 233222 Please ring or see the website for http://www.stoke.gov.uk/ccm/navigation/ the holiday programme. leisure/fenton-manor/pools-and- swimming/ Venue facilities: TUESDAYS 9.00 – £3.00, Brough Park Leisure centre 11.00 reductions Brough Park am for Leisure Leek Key Staffordshire holders ST13 6AT and over General Swim 60s (tel) (01538) 373603 (Termtime Programme) Please ring or see the website for http://www.leisurecentre.com/centres/11 the holiday programme. /home/Brough-Park-Leisure- Centre.aspx 9.00 am Free Whitfield Valley Community centre – 1.00 entry, Fegg Hayes Road pm prices for Fegg Hayes Stoke-on-Trent food and ST6 6QR drink vary (tel) (01782) 878843/878823 Community café Come and have a cup of tea and a chat at this friendly centre, and see the activities on offer 9.00 am £3.65 per Trentham Estate – 6.00 person Stone Road pm (people Trentham with Exit by disabilities Staffs. Trentham Gardens 8.00 pm and carers) ST4 8AX (North Walk in the gardens and woodlands, entrance) £45.00 cruise on the lake, ride on the Exit by annual (tel) (01782) 646646 miniature train, have a picnic, go 5.00 pm ticket shopping or have a drink or a meal (South (carers http://www.trentham.co.uk/contact entrance) free) TUESDAYS 9.05 am £4.00, or Main Pool – 12.10 £2.50 for Fenton Manor Swimming Pool pm Energise Fenton Manor Sports centre card City Road holders Fenton Leisure Swim Stoke-on-Trent ST4 2RR (Termtime programme) Please ring or see the website for the holiday programme (tel) (01782) 233222 http://www.stoke.gov.uk/ccm/navigation/ leisure/fenton-manor/pools-and- swimming/ 9.30 – £3.00, Biddulph Valley Leisure centre 10.30 reductions Thames Drive am for Leisure Biddulph Key Staffordshire holders ST8 7HL and over General Swim 60s (tel) (01782) 515005 http://www.leisurecentre.com/centres/7/ (Termtime programme) home/Biddulph-Valley-Leisure- Please ring or see the website for Centre.aspx the holiday programme 9.30 am Free The Observatory – 2.00 17 Bucknall Old Road pm Please Bucknall ring to Stoke-on-Trent book a ST1 2AF place (tel) (01782) 272799 Art Group All welcome TUESDAYS 9.30 am Free The Shire Hall Gallery – 5.00 Market Square pm 30 minute Stafford and 1 hour ST16 2LD slots available (tel) (01785) 278345 Please ring http://www.staffordshire.gov.uk/leisure/ or register museumandgalleries/shirehallgalleries/h ome.aspx at Multi-sensory room reception to book a place (Wheelchair access to the main entrance on Market Square only. The Museum does not have its own car park, but there are public car parks nearby). 9.45 am £1.50 per Church of the Nazarene – 12.15 week, Smithpool Road pm plus Fenton £2.50 for Stoke-on-Trent specialist ST4 2PP Card making tutor Go to http:..maps.google.co.uk groups and enter the postcode to find a Please map ring to Venue facilities: book a place 10.00 – £2.20, Wallace centre 11.00 reduced Abbotts Road am rates for Abbey Hulton Carers/S Stoke-on-Trent upport ST2 8DU Workers Nifty 50s Aerobics & Gym (tel) (01782) 233555 class (For the over 50s) Please Go to http:.maps.google.co.uk ring to and enter the postcode to find a map Suitable for all levels of fitness book a Venue facilities: place TUESDAYS 10.00 – £3.50. Trent Squash Club 11.00 Reduced Birches Head Road am cost for Birches Head Stoke-on-Trent Carers/S upport Workers (tel) (01782) 541916 Please Go to http:..maps.google.co.uk Spinning and enter the postcode to find a map ring to Venue facilities: book a Suitable for all levels of fitness place 10.00 – Free Gurdwara Temple 11.30 61 Liverpool Road am Please Stoke-on-Trent ring to ST4 1AQ book a place Be Active for the Over 50s (tel) (01782) 831911 Runs until 26th June Email: [email protected] 10.00 Free St. John’s Welcome centre am – entry, Greasley Road Abbey Hulton 2.00 pm prices for Stoke-on-Trent food and ST2 8JE drink vary The Lunch Box café Come and enjoy a delicious Contact: Linda (tel) 07771 501337 breakfast, lunch or just a relaxing tea or coffee In friendly surroundings TUESDAYS Borough Museum & Art 10.00 Free Brampton Road Gallery am – entry Brampton Park 4.30 pm Newcastle-under-Lyme Staffs. ST5 0QP (tel) (01782) 619705 http://www.newcastle- Set in beautiful parkland, come and staffs.gov.uk/leisure_index.asp?id=SXE see the Victorian street scene, toy DE3-A780BC50&cat=1243 gallery, paintings and photographs and see what a 1930/s40s house was like. In the park is an aviary and pond, and a café. 10.00 Free Westport Lake Visitor centre am – entry Westport Lake Road 5.00 pm Middleport Stoke-on-Trent 24 hour ST6 4RZ access (tel) (01782) 454193http://www.staffs- Westport Lake to the walks wildlife.org.uk/page/westport-lake Lakeside trails, wild birds, visitor centre with exhibits and café 10.00 Free Potteries Museum & Art Gallery am – entry Bethesda Street 5.00 pm Hanley Stoke-on-Trent ST1 3DW Potteries Museum & Art (tel) (01782) 232323 Gallery Come and see the treasures in the City’s own Museum and Art Gallery. Plus lots of special displays and exhibitions. TUESDAYS 10.00 £5.50 Gladstone Pottery Museum am – Uttoxeter Road 5.00 pm Family Longton ticket: Stoke-on-Trent £20.00 ST3 1PQ (etl) (01782) 237777 Gladstone Pottery Museum (partial wheelchair access) Museum of a former pottery factory 10.30 - Free Meet at Haregate Community 11.30 Centre, 43a Haregate Road, Leek am Ring to ST13 6PP Walk to Water book a place Contact: Bekki Haughton (tel) 01538 395463 Go to http:..maps.google.co.uk and enter the postcode to find a map 10.30 – £3.00, Biddulph Valley Leisure centre 12 noon reductions Thames Drive for Leisure Biddulph Key Staffordshire holders ST8 7HL and over 60s (tel) (01782) 515005 Over 50s swim http://www.leisurecentre.com/centres/7/ home/Biddulph-Valley-Leisure- (Termtime programme) Centre.aspx Please ring or see the website for the holiday programme TUESDAYS 10.30 £5.00 per Wye Road Community centre am - session Clayton 3.00 pm Newcastle-under-Lyme No need Staffs. to book, ST5 3AZ just come ELITE Activity Central along (tel) Lots of activities including arts (01782) 444576 / (01782) 662872 and crafts, board games, www.elitestaffordshire.co.uk Go to http:..maps.google.co.uk computers, internet, light and enter the postcode to find a map movement and dance, Venue facilities: socialising and a community café. All welcome 10.30 Free Apedale Heritage centre am – entry, Loomer Road Chesterton 4.00 pm mine Newcastle-under-Lyme tours are Staffs. Apedale Heritage centre £4.00 ST5 7JS Local history Train Mine & Museum open weekends rides (tel) (01782) 565050 and Bank Holidays only. Apedale £2.00 http://www.apedale.co.uk/ Valley Light Railway opens on 31st March. Apedale Community Country Park has walking trails through meadows and by pools. Café open every day. 11.00 Free Meet at the Community car park, Werrington, am ST9 0LY No need Contact: Sheila Wright, Health Walk with Fresh Air, Fitness to book, Promotion Officer & Friends just come Each walk is led and lasts 30–60 along minutes. New members are very welcome. (tel) (01538) 395463 or email [email protected] Go to http:..maps.google.co.uk and enter the postcode to find a map TUESDAYS 11.00 £3.00, Brough Park Leisure centre am – 12 reduction Brough Park noon s for Leek Staffordshire Leisure ST13 6AT Key holders Aquafit (tel) (01538) 373603 and over (Termtime Programme) 60s http://www.leisurecentre.com/centres/11 Please ring or see the website for /home/Brough-Park-Leisure- the holiday programme.
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