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What's On This MonthPlease read the exciting news below about the launch meeting for the Tattenhall & District U3A Group! U3A Group
U3As are democratic, self-funded and self-managed organisations which exist to provide education and leisure activities for men and women, no longer in full time employment (and not intending to return to full time employment), at minimal cost. They draw upon the knowledge, experience, skills and enthusiasms of their members to organise interest groups, in accordance with the wishes of the membership. U3As offer a vast range of subjects in such diverse fields as: art, foreign languages, music, history, gardening, crafts, archaeology, astronomy and computing. They also offer activities such as walking groups, luncheon clubs, bridge groups, scrabble, singing for pleasure and line dancing. The possibilities are endless! Anyone in the third age can join U3A. No qualifications are required and none are given. The Third Age Trust is the national representative body for the U3A movement in the UK (Reg. Charity No. 288007) providing a wide range of support services to the U3As. (www.u3a.org.uk).
There will be a public meeting regarding Tattenhall & District U3A on
Thursday, 25th March at 2pm
Contact: Hilary Scarratt on 01829XX70516 **************************
Tattenhall Community Association
‘Films at the Barbour’ (or) is on once again this month (see details below).
These are social afternoons/evenings
where you can have a chat with your friends and neighbours whilst
enjoying some of the fare available to buy such as ice-creams, popcorn,
sweets, soft drinks and alcohol (for the over 18s only!). We hope
to have different films in the programme, some of which will be suitable
for younger people as well as those for adults.
They are mainly held on the
first Thursday of the month in the Barbour Institute. Films
usually start at 7.30pm with doors opening at 7pm unless otherwise
stated. presents
In the Loop
(cert 15) Some movies have the knack of arriving at the most painfully right time. Just as Damian McBride's blood is being Dysoned off the carpet at No 10 and Derek Draper's fingerprints removed from the Chequers dining table, here comes Armando Iannucci's horribly brilliant comedy about this government's culture of spin and muddle, using characters first aired in the TV show The Thick Of It. It is a satirical, cynical nightmare on the subject of the run-up, or blunder-up, to the war in Iraq, complete with the nastiest of PR attack dogs and the dodgiest of dossiers. It conjures up a compelling backstairs political world of anxiety and incompetence, bullying and humiliation.
The British Prime
Minister and the American President have decided to fight another war,
only this one will much quicker. The idea to go to war does not go down
well with US General Miller (James Gandolfini) and UK Secretary of State
for International Development, Simon Foster (Tom Hollander). However,
when Simon accidently backs the war on live TV, he finds he has a lot of
friends in Washington DC.
Forthcoming Films tin Scott Thomas) just coming out of prison *************************** Tattenhall Community Association & Bickerton Village Hall (jointly) present "Shoo Shoo Baby"
Sunday 7th
March at 7.30pm Bickerton Village Hall The effortlessly funny double act returns to the stage to heroically perform ‘The Entire History of Cabaret’ in just 90 minutes! The Shoo Shoos whirl the audience breathlessly past the spectres haunting Cabaret’s past. The journey begins in the Belle Époque Paris, rattles through the gloomily decadent Weimar Republic, hurtles across the Atlantic to the Cotton Club and ends with their macabre opera parody Benjamin Britten’s Got Talent. Tattenhall Community Association are jointly hosting this show with Bickerton; tickets available from 01829 771442/771649 or from Village Greens. ************
There
are jobs to be done both
Saturday 20th March
The work to be done is varied, from painting the gates,
Tattenhall Comunity Association J u m B l e S a l e Sunday 21st March Barbour Institute High Street Tattenhall
Offers of jumble to the Institute on the morning of the Sale
Doors Open 2pm Entrance 30p St Alban's
Church in the Barbour Institute Doors Open 1.30pm Please bring jumble
to the Institute on the morning of the sale from 9am until 11.30am ************** Tuesday morning is Coffee Morning - Every Tuesday 10am-12pm at the Barbour Institute This is a weekly social coffee morning (we even have proper coffee!). We would particularly love to see you if you live on your own or are lonely - come
and
have a chat with us and get to know other people. You don't have to worry
about not knowing anyone there because everyone is given a
warm welcome and can join in with our discussions on local subjects
amongst many other topics! We also have games to play if you want.
Tattenhall Toddlers
Come to Tattenhall Toddlers - a fun and friendly environment for babies, toddlers, Mums, Dads and carers. Come and join us for a cup of tea, a chat or just a sit down whilst your children play. Sessions cost £1.50 and include a hot drink and a biscuit or two for the adults, toast and juice or water for the children. Sessions run on Tuesdays and Fridays 9.30am-11.45am at the Recreation Club, Flacca Field, Tattenhall. Please contact Sam on 01829 771106 for further details - we look forward to seeing you!
ckets £10 - Tattenhall Post Office
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