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REDCAR & CLEVELAND TIMETABLE SUMMER 2019 Week 1 22Nd REDCAR & CLEVELAND TIMETABLE SUMMER 2019 All Feast of Fun activities are free or low cost, including healthy meals. Some are focussed on primary aged children; others are for children and young people. Please confirm age limits with local organiser. Many of the Holiday Clubs also include a trip for children and families, local organisers have details. Please note some details may be subject to change, contact local organiser to check and to ask about booking arrangements. DAY DATE TIME LOCATION ACTIVITY/EVENT CONTACT Week 1 22nd - 26th July 11.30am - Holiday Club including Laura Trattles Monday 22nd July 1.30pm Salvation Army, Eston, Bankfields Road, TS6 0NP lunch 01642 440834 11.30am - Holiday Club including Laura Trattles Tuesday 23rd July 1.30pm Salvation Army, Eston, Bankfields Road, TS6 0NP lunch 01642 440834 Cleveland Ironstone Mining Museum, Deepdale, Mill Holiday Club including Alec Silver 11am - 3pm Lane, Skinningrove, TS13 4AP lunch 01287 642877 11.30am - Holiday Club including Laura Trattles Wednesday 24th July 1.30pm Salvation Army, Eston, Bankfields Road, TS6 0NP lunch 01642 440834 11.30am - Holiday Club including Laura Trattles Thursday 25th July 1.30pm Salvation Army, Eston, Bankfields Road, TS6 0NP lunch 01642 440834 11.30am - Holiday Club including Laura Trattles Friday 26th July 1.30pm Salvation Army, Eston, Bankfields Road, TS6 0NP lunch 01642 440834 Guisborough Bridge Association, Methodist Church Fun and Fun for All, lunch Shona Joselin 11am - 1pm Westgate, Guisborough, TS14 6AY and fun activities 07890228851 Week 2: 29th July - 2nd 11.30am - Holiday Club including Laura Trattles Monday 29th July 1.30pm Salvation Army, Eston, Bankfields Road, TS6 0NP lunch 01642 440834 Guisborough Bridge Association, Methodist Church Fun and Fun for All, lunch Shona Joselin 11am - 1pm Westgate, Guisborough, TS14 6AY and fun activities 07890228851 REDCAR & CLEVELAND TIMETABLE SUMMER 2019 All Feast of Fun activities are free or low cost, including healthy meals. Some are focussed on primary aged children; others are for children and young people. Please confirm age limits with local organiser. Many of the Holiday Clubs also include a trip for children and families, local organisers have details. Please note some details may be subject to change, contact local organiser to check and to ask about booking arrangements. 10am - St Hilda’s, meeting in Liverton Mines Community Holiday Club including Anne Lennon Tuesday 30th July 2.30pm Centre, Cleveland St, Liverton Mines TS13 4QU lunch 07463900928 11.30am - Holiday Club including Laura Trattles 1.30pm Salvation Army, Eston, Bankfields Road, TS6 0NP lunch 01642 440834 Blaze Youth Project, St Hilda’s Church, Clynes Road, Holiday Club including Matty Cross 11am - 1pm Grangetown, TS6 7LX lunch 07400965265 10am - St Hilda’s, meeting in Liverton Mines Community Holiday Club including Anne Lennon Wednesday 31st July 2.30pm Centre, Cleveland St, Liverton Mines TS13 4QU lunch 07463900928 11.30am - Laura Trattles 1.30pm Salvation Army, Eston, Bankfields Road, TS6 0NP Holiday Club including lunch 01642 440834 Blaze Youth Project, St Hilda’s Church, Clynes Road, Holiday Club including Matty Cross 11am - 1pm Grangetown, TS6 7LX lunch 07400965265 Cleveland Ironstone Mining Museum, Deepdale, Mill Holiday Club inlcuding Alec Silver 10am - 2pm Lane, Skinningrove, TS13 4AP lunch 01287 642877 10am - St Hilda’s, meeting in Liverton Mines Community Holiday Club including Anne Lennon Thursday 1st Aug 2.30pm Centre, Cleveland St, Liverton Mines TS13 4QU lunch 07463900928 11.30am - Holiday Club including Laura Trattles 1.30pm Salvation Army, Eston, Bankfields Road, TS6 0NP lunch 01642 440834 Blaze Youth Project, St Hilda’s Church, Clynes Road, Holiday Club including Matty Cross 11am - 1pm Grangetown, TS6 7LX lunch 07400965265 10am - St Hilda’s, meeting in Liverton Mines Community Holiday Club including Anne Lennon Friday 2nd Aug 2.30pm Centre, Cleveland St, Liverton Mines TS13 4QU lunch 07463900928 Holiday Club including Rev Tina Burgess 10am-1pm St Peter’s Church, Lord St, Redcar, TS10 3JL lunch 07909107404 11.30am - Holiday Club including Laura Trattles 1.30pm Salvation Army Eston, Bankfields Road, TS6 0NP lunch 01642 440834 REDCAR & CLEVELAND TIMETABLE SUMMER 2019 All Feast of Fun activities are free or low cost, including healthy meals. Some are focussed on primary aged children; others are for children and young people. Please confirm age limits with local organiser. Many of the Holiday Clubs also include a trip for children and families, local organisers have details. Please note some details may be subject to change, contact local organiser to check and to ask about booking arrangements. Guisborough Bridge Association, Methodist Church, Fun and Fun for All, lunch Shona Joselin 11am - 1pm Westgate, Guisborough, TS14 6AY and fun activities 07890228851 Week 3: 5th - 9th Aug Guisborough Bridge Association, St Nicholas Church Holiday Club including Shona Joselin Monday 5th Aug 9am - 1pm Hall, Bow Street, Guisborough TS14 6BP lunch 07890228851 Guisborough Bridge Association, St Nicholas Church Holiday Club including Shona Joselin Tuesday 6th Aug 9am - 1pm Hall, Bow Street, Guisborough TS14 6BP lunch 07890228851 10am - St Hilda’s, meeting in Liverton Mines Community Holiday Club including Anne Lennon 2.30pm Centre, Cleveland St, Liverton Mines TS13 4QU lunch 07463900928 Guisborough Bridge Association, St Nicholas Church Holiday Club including Shona Joselin Wednesday 7th Aug 9am - 1pm Hall, Bow Street, Guisborough TS14 6BP lunch 07890228851 10am - St Hilda’s, meeting in Liverton Mines Community Holiday Club including Anne Lennon 2.30pm Centre, Cleveland St, Liverton Mines TS13 4QU lunch 07463900928 The Beacon Project, Sleights Court Community Peter Barley 10am - 2pm Centre, Guisborough TS14 6TE Fun activities with lunch 07561582548 Cleveland Ironstone Mining Museum, Deepdale, Mill Holiday Club including Alec Silver 10am - 2pm Lane, Skinningrove, TS13 4AP lunch 01287 642877 Guisborough Bridge Association in partnership with Scripture Union taking place at King George V Shona Joselin 1pm - 3pm Playing Fields, Howlbeck Rd, Guisborough TS14 6LF Multi sport activities 07890228851 Guisborough Bridge Association, St Nicholas Church Holiday Club including Shona Joselin Thursday 8th Aug 9am - 1pm Hall, Bow Street, Guisborough TS14 6BP lunch 07890228851 10am - St Hilda’s, meeting in Liverton Mines Community Holiday Club including Anne Lennon 2.30pm Centre, Cleveland St, Liverton Mines TS13 4QU lunch 07463900928 REDCAR & CLEVELAND TIMETABLE SUMMER 2019 All Feast of Fun activities are free or low cost, including healthy meals. Some are focussed on primary aged children; others are for children and young people. Please confirm age limits with local organiser. Many of the Holiday Clubs also include a trip for children and families, local organisers have details. Please note some details may be subject to change, contact local organiser to check and to ask about booking arrangements. Guisborough Bridge Ass in partnership with Scripture Shona Joselin 1pm - 3pm Union, taking place at Guisborough Priory TS14 6HG Games & Crafts 07890228851 Guisborough Bridge Association, St Nicholas Church Holiday Club including Shona Joselin Friday 9th Aug 9am - 1pm Hall, Bow Street, Guisborough TS14 6BP lunch 07890228851 Holiday Club including Rev Tina Burgess 10am-1pm St Peter’s Church, Lord St, Redcar, TS10 3JL lunch 07909107404 The Beacon Project, Sleights Court Community Peter Barley 10am - 2pm Centre, Guisborough TS14 6TE Fun activities with lunch 07561582548 Guisborough Bridge Ass in partnership with Scripture Treasure Hunt and other Shona Joselin 1pm - 3pm Union, taking place at Guisborough Priory TS14 6HG fun activities 07890228851 Week 4: 12th-16th Aug 9.30am - The Beacon Project, Guisborough Methodist Church, Holiday Club including Peter Barley Monday 12th Aug 3.00pm Westgate, Guisborough TS14 6AY food 07561582548 9.30am - The Beacon Project, Guisborough Methodist Church, Holiday Club including Peter Barley Tuesday 13th Aug 3.00pm Westgate, Guisborough TS14 6AY food 07561582548 Hope 4 East Cleveland, Grace Community Church Holiday Club including Emma Dacey 9am - 4pm Loftus, Deepdale Road, Loftus TS13 4RS lunch 07759146541 9.30am - The Beacon project, Guisborough Methodist Church, Holiday Club including Peter Barley Wednesday 14th Aug 3.00pm Westgate, Guisborough TS14 6AY food 07561582548 Hope 4 East Cleveland, Grace Community Church Holiday Club including Emma Dacey 9am - 4pm Loftus, Deepdale Road, Loftus TS13 4RS lunch 07759146541 Cleveland Ironstone Mining Museum, Deepdale, Mill Holiday Club including Alec Silver 10am - 2pm Lane, Skinningrove, TS13 4AP lunch 01287 642877 REDCAR & CLEVELAND TIMETABLE SUMMER 2019 All Feast of Fun activities are free or low cost, including healthy meals. Some are focussed on primary aged children; others are for children and young people. Please confirm age limits with local organiser. Many of the Holiday Clubs also include a trip for children and families, local organisers have details. Please note some details may be subject to change, contact local organiser to check and to ask about booking arrangements. Hope 4 East Cleveland, Grace Community Church Holiday Club including Emma Dacey Thursday 15th Aug 9am - 4pm Loftus, Deepdale Road, Loftus TS13 4RS lunch 07759146541 Holiday Club including Rev Tina Burgess Friday 16th Aug 10am-1pm St Peter’s Church, Lord St, Redcar, TS10 3JL lunch 07909107404 Holiday activities including Emma Dacey 4pm - 8pm Hope 4 East Cleveland, Skinningrove Beach
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