Outing to Rockingham Castle, August 2018

Many thanks to Jim Bergin for the photographs.

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Outing to Oswaldtwistle Mills and Samlesbury Hall, MARCH 14th. 2017

Pat arranged an outing to Oswaldtwistle Mills and Samlesbury Hall, on MARCH 14th. 2017

Oswaldtwistle Mills award-winning Shopping Village in Lancashire has something to amaze, charm and intrigue visitors of all ages. The former Weaving Mill has over 100 retailers all under one roof, 5 Restaurants, NEW Ice Cream Parlour, extensive Home, Lifestyle & Garden Centre, Mill Grounds, Aquatics Specialist, Craft Centre, Textile and Heritage Museum and even it’s own Wildfowl Reserve

Photo of Oswaldtwistle Mills

In the afternoon we travel to Salmesbury Hall,a fascinating medieval house.

Our guided tour through the historic rooms is with a specialist costumed tour guide (a witch). This is followed by a Cream Tea.

 

Samlesbury Hall, one of the stunning stately homes of Lancashire, a haven for history lovers, where the past meets the present

Samlesbury Hall - Lancashire's Historic Home

 

 

Outdoor Bowls 2016

 

‘ As Captain of the Phoenix A Crown green bowling team I would like to congratulate everyone in the team for their support and achievement of winning the second division trophy for the second time and congratulations to Phoenix D for a hard fought battle and becoming runners up.’
After 4 years of Captaincy I will be handing over to Mike Bosson for the 2017 season.  I am sure he will do a fine job of running the team but I will still be there to give him any support he needs.  
Barry Dunn
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The victorious Phoenix “A” Team promoted to the First Division of the 55 league,2016.

  Information and picture supplied by David Walthorne.

Broughton Castle and Banbury, August 2015

The History Group outings are always popular and the visit to Broughton Castle, Banbury, Oxon.  was no exception.

Following a lunch stop at Banbury, the group enjoyed a tour of Broughton Castle, a moated and fortified manor house which was built in 1306.

Many thanks to Janet and David Palmer for organising the outing and to Jim Bergin for the following  photographs.

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Coffee & Chat

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17 members of the Gentle Exercise Group enjoyed coffee and chat and lots of laughs yesterday morning at the Canalside Café, Great Haywood.

Many thanks to our group leader, Prue Bradley for organising the event, which was so much fun, we will do it again on FRIDAY August 7th. at 10.30am.

Who needs a Speaker. We are happy talking to each other.

http://www.canalsidefarm.co.uk/

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