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Tag Archives: young people
Children’s services consultations at Manchester City Council
In this era of government cuts and the resulting loss of services, it’s more important than ever that people are involved in making decisions about their services, and in defending the public provision we still have. Manchester City Council is … Continue reading
Gus John and the Moss Side Defence Committee
Know your history! New article by Andrew Bowman on the Manchester Radical History website – an interview with Gus John on the history of the Moss Side Defence Committee: Gus John and the Moss Side Defence Committee.
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Tagged community action, Gus John, history, Hulme, Manchester, Moss Side, young people
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Free trees for community groups and schools
Received at Cranswick Square, this offer from the Royal Horticultural Society and the Woodland Trust: Free tree packs Last spring, over 300 RHS ‘In Bloom’ and ‘It’s your Neighbourhood’ groups planted free packs of trees provided by the Woodland Trust. … Continue reading
Eco-opportunities for Manchester youth
Received at Cranswick Square: Places left on Eco Challenge Xtra 2nd intake Castlehead 14th – 19 August 2011 + Castleton 21st – 24th August Looking for a Greener Summer? 15 & 16 year olds from Manchester and Salford are being … Continue reading
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Tagged Castlehead, Castleton, community action, Eco Challenge Xtra, education, environment, Field Studies Council, green, Manchester Youth Volunteering Project, opportunities, Peak District, training, young people, youth
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Summer Play Scheme, Moss Side Powerhouse
The Powerhouse in Moss Side is running a free (except for trips) summer play scheme for 8-13 year olds. All of the information you need to book is here:
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Tagged art, children, crafts, Moss Side, Powerhouse, school holidays, sports, summer holidays, summer play scheme, young people
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16-18 sports & fitness apprenticeships
Manchester Leisure is offering a number of apprenticeships for 16-18 year olds wanting to train as various types of sports coach and fitness instructor. The opportunities include: — badminton coach — cricket coach — gymnastics coach — fitness instructor More … Continue reading
Children’s trampolining classes – FREE taster session
Moss Side Leisure Centre is offering 6-week trampolining class for children from 8th June, featuring: • Coaching programme for all abilities • Lessons available for children from 5 years old Wednesday 16.30 – 17.30 & 17.30 – 18.30 Age 5 … Continue reading
