Working with local partners Zest is interested in supporting the improvement and development of Cheetham ( Elizabeth st ) Park. This lovely hidden green space has the potential to provide the community with a safe and healthy place to get fit, socialise , give back to the community, play, learn and improve family and community life. We held a really successful event as the Torch went past on 23 June 2012, with around 1000 people in the park and thronging the street. Ross Mcguigan, (Community and Cultural Services,Neighbourhood Services , 07760 328273 or 0161 227 3779.
r.mcguigan@manchester.gov.uk) is gathering interest from people who may want to support the work with the park , going forward. Rev. David Gray (Faith Network for Manchester,E: mail@fn4m.org Web: www.fn4m.org Rev. David Gray (Secretary) T: 07927 734 419) has developed a facebook page to help people chat about the park especially their memories and what might be good for the parks future.
http://www.facebook.com/groups/CheethamElizabethStreetPark/
If anyone would like to contact Zest about the planning for the park , healthy activities they would like to see or to get involved , please email Naomi , n.davies1@manchester.gov.uk or call 0161 908 2848.
Tuesday, 31 July 2012
Cheetham Park
Working with local partners Zest is interested in supporting the improvement and development of Cheetham ( Elizabeth st ) Park. This lovely hidden green space has the potential to provide the community with a safe and healthy place to get fit, socialise , give back to the community, play, learn and improve family and community life. We held a really successful event as the Torch went past on 23 June 2012, with around 1000 people in the park and thronging the street. Ross Mcguigan, (Community and Cultural Services,Neighbourhood Services , 07760 328273 or 0161 227 3779.
r.mcguigan@manchester.gov.uk) is gathering interest from people who may want to support the work with the park , going forward. Rev. David Gray (Faith Network for Manchester,E: mail@fn4m.org Web: www.fn4m.org Rev. David Gray (Secretary) T: 07927 734 419) has developed a facebook page to help people chat about the park especially their memories and what might be good for the parks future.
http://www.facebook.com/groups/CheethamElizabethStreetPark/
If anyone would like to contact Zest about the planning for the park , healthy activities they would like to see or to get involved , please email Naomi , n.davies1@manchester.gov.uk or call 0161 908 2848.
Monday, 30 July 2012
Jungle Fun Day at Manchester Settlement
FREE
New Roundhouse Jungle Fun Day
29th August 2012 1-4pm
Many exciting things to do
Let our face painter transform you into a Jungle animal
Bounce like a kangaroo on our Jungle bouncy castle
Become a Jungle Ranger with our Reptile Zoo
Eat some Bush Tucker from our Jungle Buffet
Make a Jungle Smoothie
Play Jungle games and make Jungle masks
And much much more!
Olympic Funday at Manchester Settlement
Celebrate the London 2012 Olympics witha funday for all the family at Manchester Settlement at the New Roundhouse, Ashton Old Road, Openshaw. Join us from 1pm on Thursday 9th August for a smoothie bike challenge, children's races, inflatables, olympic crafts, world food buffet and more.
For more details please contact us on 614 8448
Family Daytrip to Blackpool
Thursday16th August
9.30am - 6.00pm
£5.00 per person
Call into The New Roundhouse
1328-1330 Ashton Old Road Openshaw to book or call Clare on
0161 614 8448 for details
Families only
Places will be allocated on a first come first served basis, all places must be paid for at the time of booking.
Wednesday, 18 July 2012
Community Researcher Workshops- Harpurhey
New for August in Harpurhey.
Come along and try some fun creative research tools like push and pull, solution tress and a walking interview.
Wednesday 1st, 8th, 15th August, 10.30am -1pm at Harpurhey Neighbourhood Project, Carisbrook Road, Harpurhey.
You are welcome to attend just 1 or all 3 sessions.
All workshops are free and include refreshments.
Just turn up but to book a place and for more information contact Rich Browning on 0161 908 8334, 07951 100171 or email r.browning@manchester.gov.uk
Come along and try some fun creative research tools like push and pull, solution tress and a walking interview.
Wednesday 1st, 8th, 15th August, 10.30am -1pm at Harpurhey Neighbourhood Project, Carisbrook Road, Harpurhey.
You are welcome to attend just 1 or all 3 sessions.
All workshops are free and include refreshments.
Just turn up but to book a place and for more information contact Rich Browning on 0161 908 8334, 07951 100171 or email r.browning@manchester.gov.uk
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