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Etruria Canals Festival the 2Nd and 3Rd of June Saw the Etruria Canals Festival Take Place at Etruria Industrial Museum PLEASE Clubhouse Network TAKE ONE Newsletter THEY’RE FREE Hello everyone, this is the thirteenth edition of the Clubhouse Network Newsletter. Thanks to everyone who made contributions to this issue. We aim to include as much of your content as possible. Please let us know what you would like to see included in future issues. Etruria Canals Festival The 2nd and 3rd of June saw the Etruria Canals Festival take place at Etruria Industrial Museum. This annual event brings together crafts, entertainment, food and drink with a splendid backdrop of beautiful narrow boats at the confluence of the Cauldon and Trent and Mersey canals. Beautiful Narrowboats Pack The Navigation Volunteers Who Worked on the The Bone And Flint Mill project: Brighter Futures had a stall at Phil Bowyer the event on the Saturday. Adam Campbell The stall featured all of our Howard Dexter publicity material and The Gary Dutton Clubhouse Network Maralyn Edwards Newsletter. Mark Gilbert Sue Reeve The Future Is Bright Phil Scoggins We had beforehand made up Jean Sturgess the information packs which we We saw many other Brighter gave out to the public. Of 149 Futures customers throughout packs made up 109 were the day and also some people distributed. Maralyn and Jean in who said they were having particular were ace salespeople mental health problems and Our Information Stand distributing most of our packs. that Brighter Futures might be just what they needed. Have fun with this Sudoku Puzzle! ALSAGER CARNIVAL No Wonder He’s Juggling, The Things Are On Fire th On 9 June members visited Alsager Carnival. The carnival parades through the town and finishes in (The solution is on the notice boards) the park. Prizes were given for the best floats and The Newsletter Online walking groups. The current newsletter and back issues are now available online. Scan this QR Code to be taken to the webpage where you can view the newsletters. A Diner On Wheels. Mine’s Eggs Over Easy Use the QR code or type in this URL There was plenty of food available in the park. The http://www.brighter-futures.org.uk/clubhouse- local cubs and scouts were selling burgers and hot network-newsletter dogs. A great time was had by all on a very hot day. Photography Group Newsletter Availability Learn to take better photos! The As well as the print edition, the newsletter is photography group meets every Tuesday available in other formats. From The American an from 10:30am at the American Clubhouse. audible version of the newsletter is available on CD Howard and Dave run this group. to borrow, listen and copy. In addition an audible Colouring Group mp3 version and text version are on the desktop of The Colouring Group meets at the American the customer computers at The American. If you Clubhouse (in the main room) on Thursdays would like to receive the Newsletter by email (as 2:00pm – 4:00pm. All members are welcome. text or audio) ask Gary, Howard or Mark. You can This group is facilitated by Charlotte and Jean. also send a request to Please come along and take part in this [email protected] to be creative and relaxing activity. put on our emailing list. Your monthly Newsletter is created by: Reporter: Gary Dutton Reporter: Howard Dexter Editor: Mark Gilbert Proofreader: Gary Dutton Approval: Sharon Godwin Printed at Whittle Court And all the members who made contributions to this issue. THE DIRECTORY Places Members May Like To Visit Name Where What Impact Boxing Brocksford Street Fenton Boxing fitness classes Root and Fruit Trubshawe Community Learn how to grow your own food Allotment Burslem Kniveden Leek Gardening and growing, pottery, woodwork, Jewellery and Partnership alternative therapies Growth Point Shelton Allotment Site Gardening, growing. Tutor Led Cultural Squatters 51/53 Merrial Street Cafe, Table Tennis, Art Newcastle under Lyme One rule. Our rule. #bekind ST5 2AH http://culturalsquatters.uk/ Over 55 Lunch Club Whitfield Valley Centre Are you 55 years or older? If so come and join our Luncheon Club Monday from 1:30 pm. Activities, including gentle exercise (1:30 – 2:00 pm), follow by lunch and three games of bingo. All for £4.00 Echo Art Workshop Swan Bank Methodist Group Art Session. Art co-ordinator facilitated. Open door Church membership policy, no booking required - for Brighter Futures Clubhouse members experiencing self harm. If you have questions about any of these venues, activities or events ask Mark for further details. This directory will expand each month as we visit or learn about new venues and activities. Clubhouse Network Newsletter Into Its Second Year. Remember These? Can you believe that the Clubhouse Network Newsletter is into its second year? We hope you think that the newsletter has become progressively better over the last year. Don’t forget that this is your newsletter and we cannot produce it without you. A huge thank-you to everyone who has contributed. We hope to keep improving the newsletter over the coming months and that you will continue to enjoy reading it. Ten Pin Bowling Local History Quarter, providing a new Would any members be We hope you enjoyed reading entrance space with interested in going to have a go about master potter Josiah information desk and a café. at ten pin bowling? Talk to Jesse Wedgwood in Issue #12. This This Month’s Recipe month features Victoria Hall in if you would like to come along. We hope you had a go at Hanley. Details to be confirmed. making the IKEA meatballs in Useful Contacts Victoria Hall issue #12 of the newsletter. Clubhouse Network: The Victoria hall is a popular Here is another easy to make The American - 835 220 venue for musical performances and very tasty recipe. Enjoy of all types from rock to baked turkey ragu; proper The Observatory - 272 799 classical. The last two comfort food. Whether you 24/7 0300 1231535 Ext. 1470 performances your editor has are a would-be contestant on Brighter Futures Helpline - been to see at the Vicky Hall Master Chef or ‘can’t boil an 0808 800 2234 were Suzanne Vega and the egg’ please give this a go! Echo - 07500 444 4116 Can’t Sing Choir. Both excellent Cooking yourself a nutritious in their own way. meal can be very rewarding Safe Spaces Network - 811 815 Victoria Hall was constructed as whether it is just for you, North Staffs Mind - 262 100 an annex to Hanley Town Hall in friends or family. Please let us Citizens’ Advice Bureau – 1888, as part of the city's have any recipes you enjoy 0344 411 1444 celebrations for Queen making. This recipe serves 4 Victoria's Golden Jubilee. – 6. [email protected] Originally the building had a www.snscab.org.uk capacity of 2800 people, but Changes – 413 101 this has since been reduced Headway House –280 952 considerably to 1467 as seating Greenfields – 0300 790 0236 replaced wooden forms and Sutherland Centre – 0300 123 benches. The original building 1162 was made of red brick and GrowthPoint – 0300 123 0907 terracotta, and designed by local borough surveyor Joseph Lobley. Turkey Ragu Ingredients: Brighter Futures QR Code. Scan to be taken to the Brighter Futures website or use: Old And New Victoria Hall http://www.brighter-futures.org.uk/ As an adjunct to the town hall, Walking Group the building originally had Want some gentle exercise? minimal front-of-house There is a walking group every facilities. To remedy this, an Tuesday starting at 1:00pm from extension was constructed in 24/7. 1999 as part of the development of the Cultural Method: Football with the facilities (lounge and Heat the olive oil in a large pan. Football for everyone. Don’t kitchen included) and what Add the onions and cook for 8-10 forget Walking Football is still was being offered. mins until softened. Add the on. Tuesday from 2:00pm to Album Of The Month mince and brown all over. Once 3:00pm. This activity is at In this new feature Music browned, add the garlic, Dimensions on Scotia Road and Man will review an album of tomatoes, chipotle paste and is free to take part in. his choice. This month’s chicken stock, and bring to the If you are over 50 and would album review is of boil. Turn down to a simmer and like to play regular football then “Wilderness” by “Snow cook, uncovered for 35-40 mins, there is a weekly group starting Patrol”. adding a splash of water if it at the YMCA (Hanley) looks too dry. Wednesdays 11:00 – 12:00, While the turkey cooks, boil the Thursdays 6:00pm-7:00pm. pasta following pack instructions, then drain, reserving some of the water. In a small pan warm through the mascarpone with a splash of the hot pasta water over a low heat. Add 140g of the The band have certainly kept cheddar season and stir to their fans waiting as it’s been combine. seven years since the release Heat oven to 200C/180C fan/gas Pete, Mickey, Dave and Phil B of “Fallen Empires” (2011). 6. Transfer the turkey sauce to a Although during this time the large baking dish. Stir the cheese ready for Kick Off Play football with Brighter band have been writing for sauce through the pasta and other artists. pour over the mince. Sprinkle Futures on Mondays 2:00pm – The album gets off to a flying the remaining cheddar and the 3:00pm at the YMCA Hanley. start with singles “Life on Parmesan on top. Bake in the Impact Boxing Fenton Earth”, “Don’t Give In” and oven for 20 mins or until golden An interested group of people “Empress”.
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