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Have Your Say! Big Local Community Dragon’S Den ………………..….P5 Salford Community Leisure Holiday Activities…………P6 Local History at Walkden Library…....………… Autumn 2014 Loop Line improvements…....................................…p3-47 Have your say! Big Local community dragon’s den ………………..….p5 Salford Community Leisure holiday activities…………p6 Local History at Walkden Library…....…………......…..p7-8 Have your say! Salford Heart Care wins award ……………………….p13 Advice and support for carers……………………….....p14 Welcome to the Little Hulton and Walkden Community Next Community Committee Committee newsletter. Many events in the articles have been meeting: funded through a grant from the Community Committee. 10 November 6pm Worsley Road North Methodist Commemoration of World War 1 Event The Commemoration was organised in response to a piece of intergenerational work developed through the Health Task Group. It was held at Brierley House Day Centre on the 14 August 2014. The theme was to remember those who gave their lives during the conflict. Local knitters provided us with knitted poppies and young people from Salford Community Leisure, made bracelets and broaches from loom bands. They also presented a very moving interpretation, through art and drama, of young soldiers’ experiences of the War. A brilliant display of photographs and stories of the armed forces from the area was loaned from Lauren Thomas Sullivan. A local Artist Stephen Critchley, also provided a display of his artwork. The event was attended by The Right Worshipful Ceremonial Mayor of Salford and her Consort. Tesco provided the attendees with a cream tea. The event was hugely successful due to the partnership approach from all agencies involved. Did you know over 500 people in Salford die each year as a result of smoking? One in four adults in Salford smoke and we’ve got one of the highest death rates from smoking in the country. If you want to quit smoking, you’re four times more likely to be successful if you get face to face support. Salford’s Stop Smoking Service runs drop-in sessions across the city where you can just turn up and talk to a qualified stop smoking advisor. They’ll give you expert advice and tips that suit your needs and lifestyle and if necessary arrange nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) such as patches, sprays or lozenges or medication such as Champix and Zyban to help with cravings. To find a drop in session near you, or to book an appointment with an advisor at a time and place to suit you call 0800 952 1000, visit www.salford.gov.uk/smoking or email [email protected] Don’t put it off any longer. Make that first step to quitting today. - 2 - Cycle and pedestrian route improvement works to the Loop Line The Roe Green Loop Line between Monton Green and Bolton is a 7.2km traffic free cycle and pedestrian route along the former Tyldesley and Roe Green rail line. The route forms part of the National Cycle Network (NCN) route 55 that links Manchester and Bolton via Salford. The route is well used by pedestrians and cyclists and is a strategic route within Salford’s cycle network, linking the surrounding residential areas to employment and education sites. The Salford stretch between Clegg Lane, Little Hulton down to Monton Green has already benefitted from improvement works, and this investment in cycle routes will continue with the next phase of planned works. Phase 6 and 7 improvements, of approximately 2.4km, will begin at Worsley Station (the original railway station) in Worsley, passing under the motorway bridge towards Roe Green and under the East Lancs Road to Mesnelea Primary School. This 600k project will link the existing improvements from Tynesbank through to Monton Green and will include re-surfacing works, the construction of access paths and steps, as well as the installation of benches along the route. Please find below map indicating the extent of the currently proposed works: - 3 - Improvement works to the Loop Line …. (continued) Urban Vision has completed design of the scheme, which went out to tender on 25 July 2014, with a view to the works starting at the end of October for a 14 week period. It is anticipated the works will be completed by early February 2015. Below left are photographic images of the existing route. Further images (right) highlight how the route will look following improvement works. Loopline before improvements Should you have any further questions, or wish to view more detailed plans, please contact Urban Vision at : [email protected] or by telephone on the number below: 0161 603 8364 Loopline following improvements - 4 - Little Hulton Big Local (LHBL) have now been awarded the £1million to support the community to improve their area. The Little Hulton Big Plan which contains all of the information gathered from community consultation can be downloaded here http://www.localtrust.org.uk/?project=little-hulton Last year LHBL held a Dragons Den event with awards of up to £1000 up for grabs for local people and community groups serving the people of Little Hulton. Due to the huge success of this event, LHBL will be holding an annual Dragons Den event with even bigger awards of up to £2500! This years event will be held on Tuesday 28 October 2014 at 1pm St Pauls Peel Community Hall For the chance to get your hands on some funding for your project, please contact LHBL on 07865000886 or email: [email protected] - 5 - Schools out for 8 2 16's half term holiday activities The half term holiday is almost here and I’m sure you’re looking for ways to keep the kids entertained, whatever the weather. Salford Community Leisure will be running the local holiday programme in your area from Monday 27 October to Friday 31 October between 10am and 4pm at Walkden High School, for everyone aged 8 and over! There will be the usual multi sports and football on the 3G as well as dance workshops. All this for only £1 per day - plus a chance to hang out with friends in a safe and friendly place. So the kids don’t miss out call 0161 778 0038 or email [email protected] for more information or to book a place. The team at Walkden look forward to seeing you. Venue: Walkden High School Old Clough Lane, Walkden Dates: Monday 27 - Friday 31 October Time: 10am - 4pm (supervised lunch break) Cost: £1 per day Age: 8 -16 years - 6 - Local history talks at Walkden Library autumn 2014 Discover your local heritage at Walkden library this autumn by joining us at our local history talks. The saying ’when coal was king’ certainly was true of Walkden and Worsley. We look back and celebrate our industrial history with three talks, illustrated by slides, and presented by experts in their field. Friday 24 October 2.00pm The Story of Worsley Green with John Aldred Worsley, a picturesque hamlet with a traditional English village green, right? Wrong! All is not what it seems at Worsley, for here was one of the busiest, noisiest and smokiest centre of mining operations for miles around. It was truly a cradle of the Industrial Revolution. unusual crane at Worsley Delph 1760s From the eighteenth century, industrialists, writers and even royalty were drawn to come and marvel at this amazing place where weird and wonderful machinery was being employed in a setting the like had not been seen before. Worsley was at the cutting edge of the modern industrial world. Then, in the early twentieth century, all was transformed to what we see today. The incredible story of Worsley Green is full of surprises and is sure to change your ideas of ‘picturesque Worsley’. Worsley Green when works yard Worsley Green now Friday 7 November 2.00pm Walkden Yard: a community grows up around an industrial powerhouse, with Alan Davies Whilst Worsley Village was being given a rural makeover, the centre of coal mining operations moved to Walkden and Little Hulton. Walkden Yard opened in 1898, serving a wide range of collieries, and after World War II became the National Coal Board Central Worskhops for Lancashire. (cont…..) - 7 - Local history talks at Walkden Library autumn 2014 Friday 7 November 2.00pm Walkden Yard (cont) Many hundreds of local people were employed there, and dozens of locomotives, hundreds of wagons, all kinds of machinery and equipment was housed and repaired at the massive site that is now occupied by houses at Tynesbank. Find out how this remarkable undertaking impacted on and shaped the Walkden that we know today. Fred Dibnah Walkden town centre 1930s Friday 21 November 2.00pm Did you like that? Remembering Fred: local legend, steeplejack, historian and TV presenter Fred Dibnah, with Alf Molyneux. Fred Dibnah had the gift of the gab. Not only could he describe and explain industrial machinery, buildings and operations in colourful, everyday language, but he was able to popularise what had been considered a rather specialised subject of industrial history. Enjoy stories and memories of the colourful character that was Fred from one of his closest friends, Alf Molyneux, in this conclusion to our industrial heritage series for 2014. All at Walkden Gateway, 2, Smith St., Worsley, M28 3EZ. £3.50 per ticket. Book at any Salford library, phone 909-6518 or email [email protected]. Friday 24 October 2pm John Aldred: The Story of Worsley Green Friday 7 November 2pm Alan Davies: Walkden Yard Friday 21 November 2pm Alf Molyneux: Remembering Fred: Fred Dibnah a local legend - 8 - Story-rhymetimes at Walkden Library & Little Hulton Library Do you have a baby or toddler? Join Sara for stories, rhymes, crafts and play at your local library. Walkden Library. Tuesdays from 9.30am – 10.30am Little Hulton Library.
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