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Regular and Ongoing Opportunities Community Development Fulfilling Lives Team Riverside REGULAR AND ONGOING OPPORTUNITIES FRIDAYS All details are correct at the time of publishing APRIL-JUNE 2012 Activity/event Time Cost Where is it/who to contact 7.00 am £3.00 YMCA – 9.00 pay as Edinburgh House pm you go or Harding Road £15.00 Hanley per Stoke-on-Trent month ST1 3AE members hip (tel) (01782) 222388 Gym & Activity centre www.northstaffsymca.org.uk 7.00 – £3.00, Brough Park Leisure centre 9.00 am reduction Brough Park s for Leek Leisure Staffordshire Key ST13 6AT holders General Swim and over (tel) (01538) 373603 60s (Termtime Programme – please ring http://www.leisurecentre.com/centres/11 o r check the website for School /home/Brough-Park-Leisure- Holiday Programme) Centre.aspx FRIDAYS 7.00 – £3.00, Biddulph Valley Leisure centre 9.00 am reduction Thames Drive s for Biddulph Leisure Staffordshire Key ST8 7HL holders Lane swimming and over (tel) (01782) 515005 60s (Termtime Programme – please ring http://www.leisurecentre.com/centres/7/ or check the website for School home/Biddulph-Valley-Leisure- Holiday Programme) Centre.aspx 7.05 – £4.00, Alsager Leisure centre 7.50 am or £2.40 Hassall Road with an Alsager Stoke-on-Trent Options ST7 2HP card (tel) (01270 685601 Lane swimming http://www.cheshireeast.gov.uk/leisure, _culture_and_tourism/leisure_facilities/ my_nearest_centre/alsager_leisure_cen (Termtime programme – please ring tre.aspx or see the website for holiday programme details) 7.15 – £4.00 or Main Pool 9.00 £2.50 Fenton Manor Swimming Pool am for Fenton Manor Sports centre City Road Energis Fenton e card Stoke-on-Trent Early Birds Swim holders ST4 2RR (Termtime Programme – please ring or check the website for School (tel) (01782) 233222 Holiday Programme) http://www.stoke.gov.uk/ccm/navigation/ leisure/fenton-manor/pools-and- swimming/ Venue facilities: FRIDAYS 7.30 am £4.00 Whitfield Valley Community centre – 6.00 per Fegg Hayes Road pm session, Fegg Hayes Stoke-on-Trent £6.00 ST6 6QR for a weekly pass or (tel) (01782) 878843/878823 £18.00 Bodyworks Fitness Studio for a monthly pass 7.55 – £4.00, Alsager Leisure centre 8.25 am or £2.40 Hassall Road with an Alsager Stoke-on-Trent Options ST7 2HP card (tel) (01270 685601 Lane swimming http://www.cheshireeast.gov.uk/leisure, _culture_and_tourism/leisure_facilities/ (Termtime programme – please ring my_nearest_centre/alsager_leisure_cen or see the website for holiday tre.aspx programme details) 9.00 – £3.00, South Moorlands Leisure centre 10.00 reductio Allen Street am ns for Cheadle Staffordshire Leisure ST10 1HJ Key Adult swim holders (tel) (01538) 753883 and (Termtime Programme – please ring over http://www.leisurecentre.com/centres/49 or check the website for School 60s /home/South-Moorlands-Leisure- Holiday Programme) Centre.aspx FRIDAYS 9.00 – £3.00, Biddulph Valley Leisure centre 10.30 reduction Thames Drive am s for Biddulph Leisure Staffordshire Key ST8 7HL holders General swim and over (tel) (01782) 515005 60s (Termtime Programme – please ring http://www.leisurecentre.com/centres/7/ or check the website for School home/Biddulph-Valley-Leisure- Holiday Programme) Centre.aspx 9.00 am £3.65 per Trentham Estate – 6.00 person Stone Road pm exit (people Trentham by 8.00 with pm disabilitie Staffs. Trentham Gardens (North s and ST4 8AX entrance) carers) Walk in the gardens and woodlands, Exit by cruise on the lake, ride on the 5.00 pm £45.00 (tel) (01782) 646646 miniature train, have a picnic, go (South annual http://www.trentham.co.uk/contact shopping or have a drink or a meal entrance) ticket (carers free) 9.00 am £4.85 Dimensions Leisure centre – 9.00 per Scotia Road pm hour, Burslem Stoke-on-Trent carers Staffs. are free ST6 4ET Please (tel) (01782) 233500 Dimensions Sensory Room ring to http://www.stoke.gov.uk/ccm/navigation/ book a leisure/leisure-facilities/dimensions/ place FRIDAYS 9.05 am £4.00, Main Pool -12.10 or £2.50 Fenton Manor Swimming Pool pm for Fenton Manor Sports centre City Road holders Fenton of an Stoke-on-Trent Leisure Swim Energis ST4 2RR e card (Termtime Programme – please ring or check the website for School (tel) (01782) 233222 Holiday Programme) http://www.stoke.gov.uk/ccm/navigation/ leisure/fenton-manor/pools-and- swimming/ Venue facilities: 9.15 – £1.00 Shelton Youth centre 10.45 per Crowther Street am session Shelton Stoke-on-Trent ST4 2ER Please Gym for women ring to book a (01782) 831911 th place Runs until 29 June Email: [email protected] 9.30 am £1.00 Smallthorne Community centre – 11.00 per 37 Community Drive am session Smallthorne Stoke-on-Trent Please ST6 1RU ring to Keep fit for all book a place (01782) 831911 Runs until 29th June Email: [email protected] FRIDAYS 10.00 – £2.20 – Wallace Sports & Education 11.00 reduced centre am rates if Abbotts Road you have an Abbey Hulton Energise Stoke-on-Trent card ST2 8DU Nifty 50s (tel) (01782) 233555 Aerobics & Gym class for the over 50s 10.00 Free St. John’s Welcome centre am – entry, Greasley Road Abbey Hulton 2.00 pm prices Stoke-on-Trent for food ST2 8JE and drink The Lunch Box café vary Come and enjoy a delicious Contact: Linda (tel) 07771 501337 breakfast, lunch or just a relaxing tea or coffee In friendly surroundings. 10.00 Free The Observatory am – Bucknall Old Road 4.30 pm Hanley Stoke-on-Trent ST1 2AF Men only Group (tel) (01782) 272799 Includes photography, arts and crafts, music and discussion. The latest addition to the building is a film editing suite. All welcome. FRIDAYS 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) 454193 Westport Lake to the http://www.staffs- 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 – 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. 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 A Museum of a former pottery factory. See how people (partial wheelchair access) worked in years gone by, and the wonderful pottery they made. FRIDAYS 10.00 Free Brampton Road am – entry Brampton Park 5.30 pm Newcastle-under-Lyme Staffs. ST5 0QP Borough Museum & Art Gallery (tel) (01782) 619705 Set in beautiful parkland, come and http://www.newcastle- see the Victorian street scene, toy staffs.gov.uk/leisure_index.asp?id=SXE gallery, paintings and photographs DE3-A780BC50&cat=1243 and see what a 1930/s40s house was like. In the park is an aviary and pond, and a café. 10.30 Free Bentilee Library am – Bentilee Neighbourhood centre 12.30 No Dawlish Drive pm need to Bentilee Job Club book, Stoke-on-Trent just Get free information, support come (tel) (01782) 231315 and guidance to help you apply along for jobs Venue facilities: Supported by JETS and STARS 10.30 Free Apedale Heritage centre am – entry, Loomer Road Chesterton 4.00 pm mine Newcastle-under-Lyme tours Staffs. Apedale Heritage centre are ST5 7JS Local history £4.00 Mine & Museum open weekends Train (tel) (01782) 565050 and Bank Holidays only. Apedale rides http://www.apedale.co.uk/ Valley Light Railway opens on 31st £2.00 March. Apedale Community Country Park has walking trails through meadows and by pools. Café open every day. FRIDAYS 11.00 £3.00, South Moorlands Leisure centre am – 12 reductio Allen Street noon ns for Cheadle Staffordshire Leisure ST10 1HJ Key holders and (tel) (01538) 753883 over http://www.leisurecentre.com/centres/49 Ladies only Swim 60s /home/South-Moorlands-Leisure- Centre.aspx (Termtime programme – please ring or see the website for holiday programme details) 11.00 £4.00, Alsager Leisure centre am – 12 or £2.40 Hassall Road noon with an Alsager Stoke-on-Trent Options ST7 2HP card Aqua Aerobics class (tel) (01270 685601 Starts on 4.5.12 http://www.cheshireeast.gov.uk/leisure, _culture_and_tourism/leisure_facilities/ my_nearest_centre/alsager_leisure_cen (Termtime programme – please ring tre.aspx or see the website for holiday programme details) 11.00 Free Abbey Hulton Community Hall am – Abbotts Road 12.30 No Abbey Hulton Stoke-on-Trent pm need to ST2 8DU book, Carpet Bowls just come (tel) (01782) 538493 Venue facilities: along FRIDAYS 11.00 £1.00 Shelton Youth centre am – per Crowther Street 12.30 session Shelton Stoke-on-Trent pm ST4 2ER Please ring to Learning for Health Gym book a (01782) 831911 place Runs until 29th June Email: [email protected] 11.00 £7.35 Grange Road am – per Biddulph, Staffordshire 5.30 pm adult, ST8 7SD £18.40 per Biddulph Grange Gardens family (tel) (01782) 517999 Beautiful gardens from around the world. Kitchen garden, http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/biddulph- grange-garden/ woodland walk, lake and sensory garden. (Partially wheelchair accessible) 12.00 £3.00, Brough Park Leisure centre noon – reduction Brough Park for Leek 1.30 pm Leisure Staffordshire Key ST13 6AT holders General Swim and over 60s (tel) (01538) 373603 (Termtime Programme – please ring http://www.leisurecentre.com/centres/11 or check the website for School /home/Brough-Park-Leisure- Holiday Programme) Centre.aspx 12.00 £3.00, South Moorlands Leisure centre noon - reductio Allen Street Cheadle 4.00 pm ns for Staffordshire Leisure ST10 1HJ Key General Swim holders (tel) (01538) 753883 and (Termtime Programme – please ring over http://www.leisurecentre.com/centres/49
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