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Prestwich Co-op Camera Club

6:34pm Wednesday 10th March 2010

Mr. B Edwards judged the 123 prints of the Prestwich Co op Camera Club Annual Exhibition.

Prestwich and Whitefield Probus

6:34pm Wednesday 10th March 2010

RETIRED architect Warren Marshall’s 38 years in urban design and conservation at Manchester Town Hall enabled him to have some influence on the appearance of the streets.

Co-op Camera Club

12:38pm Thursday 25th February 2010

Norman Thompson returned to comment on the digital images in our annual exhibition.

Whitefield and District Luncheon Club

12:37pm Thursday 25th February 2010

We were very pleased to begin our 2010 meetings on February 12 and enjoyed our roast beef lunch before being entertained and informed by Andrew McCarthy on the subject of Bronte Parsonage Museum in Haworth.

Townswomen’s Guild

12:37pm Thursday 25th February 2010

David Butcher, a retired environmental health officer spoke on The Regeneration of Salford.

Probus Club

12:36pm Thursday 25th February 2010

JIM Atherton held everyone spellbound with his great insight into the different words and speech in our region.

Prestwich Co-op Camera Club

8:04pm Wednesday 10th February 2010

ON Tuesday members were treated to the Lancashire and Cheshire Photographic Union (L&CPU) Documentary Print Folio: a collection of 59 prints chosen from the annual exhibitions of the L&CPU to show some of the variety and quality of work from members. The prints were accompanied by a CD commentary from Christine Widdall, L&CPU member and judge and our assistant, Hannah.

Prestwich and Whitefield Probus

8:03pm Wednesday 10th February 2010

MARGARET Clay visited Prestwich and Whitefield Probus Club on Thursday, February 4, to tell the story of the Pendle Witches.

Townswomen’’s Guild

8:17pm Wednesday 3rd February 2010

DECEMBER’s meetings began with speaker Graham Bellenger talking about Italy and showing slides of the historic places and buildings.

Prestwich Co-op Camera Club

8:18pm Wednesday 3rd February 2010

Members convened for the first print assignment of the year on Tuesday. The judge was Colin Douglas from St Helens Camera Club and he had to judge 37 prints over two categories.

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Could it be that our civic halls are targeted, because as well as exercise, some activities can be described as entertainment. This would be to ignore the social side on which communities aspire and expand. Without civic halls, communities would in the main, have to rely on small church halls and clubs or join expensive health centres. The enlarged social and warm atmosphere would evaporate, probably gone forever. − Alf Wentworth, Prestwich

What will the town have left to offer? »

Nobel prize-winning economist, Joseph Stilgitz, put it like this: “Crisis policies were working but now the bankers are back in charge.”  − George Heron Bury Green Party

Banks want wages cut but to carry on paying bonuses »



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