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The Gemini group

Thu, 07/01/2010 - 13:59 — editor

The Gemini Group for the over 50's  and is based in Charlestown and meets on the first Thursday of each month, 10am at St Sebastians Community Centre, Salford, M6 6ES. At the meetings we  discuss any problems which affect older people and invitie guest speakers to come along

Anyone who would like to join The Gemini Group  would be welcome at
our monthly meetings, where we also invite speakers from various
agencies and Salford City Council departments.  They give us up to date
information and help resolve any issues we have. Come and join us for a
cup of tea and a chat at St Sebastian's Community Centre, 10am.

If you have not attended one of meetings previously and would like to
join us or if you have any queries please contact Stella Elliot on 0161
792 0803.

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Gemini Group - What do you like about the Gemini group

Thu, 07/01/2010 - 15:53 — editor
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Gemini Group answer the question What do you like about the Gemini group.

Gemini Group - Community Committee and how it works

Thu, 07/01/2010 - 15:43 — editor
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Gemini Group talk about the Community Committee and how the group works.

Gemini Group - The choir and the transport group

Thu, 07/01/2010 - 15:31 — editor
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Gemini Group talk about the choir and the transport group
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This recording of the Gemini group was part of the New Mornings Old
Streets events run by PVM with Salford Uni. The aim of the project is
to do an update of the classic documentary Morning in the Streets make
in 1959

Gemini Group - How did you join the group

Thu, 07/01/2010 - 15:19 — editor
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Gemini Group - How did you join the group? This Dvd asks the group about their experiences.

Stories of lock ins, pubs closing and extortion rackets.

Thu, 07/01/2010 - 15:03 — editor
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Stories of lock ins, pubs closing and extortion rackets. This recording of the Gemini group was part of the New Mornings Old Streets events run by PVM with Salford Uni. The aim of the project is to do an update of the classic documentary Morning in the Streets make in 1959


2:05 minutes (1.92 MB)

salford shows and the racecourse by pvm new mornings

Thu, 07/01/2010 - 15:02 — editor
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Show and processions in Salford in the 60s the pagent the Show and fairs. Buile Hill part and Littleton Rd were home to some amazing shows. This recording tells you about it. And don’t forget the regattas and the duck races and the racecourse.


5:04 minutes (4.64 MB)

littletonrd kersal flats by new mornings gemini

Thu, 07/01/2010 - 15:01 — editor
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Some of the group talk about the attraction and dangers of living by
the waterside in Kersal. And there are some memories of the Kersal
Flats too.


4:07 minutes (3.77 MB)

More about regeneration and Housing from the Gemini group

Thu, 07/01/2010 - 14:57 — editor
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The group talk about when they first got central heating and also about living in the shadow of Manchester


2:38 minutes (2.42 MB)

Housing and movement in the 1960’s

Thu, 07/01/2010 - 14:55 — editor
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Housing and movement in the 1960’s. This recording of the Gemini group was part of the New Mornings Old Streets events run by PVM with Salford Uni. The aim of the project is to do an update of the classic documentary Morning in the Streets make in 1959


4:44 minutes (4.34 MB)
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Little steps parent and toddler group

Wed, 18/03/2009 - 12:14 — stu0987
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Little steps Parent and toddler group.


Ideal for local parents with small children. The toddler group for new born and pre-school meets every Monday and Thursday from 9.00 - 11.00 at St Sebastian centre. There is a cafe for those who want breakfast or staying on for lunch at 12.00pm

New Broughton Residents Association

Tue, 10/02/2009 - 14:10 — stu0987
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New Broughton Residents Association

New Broughton Residents Association. This residents association deals with community issues for the residents who live in the new houses managed by contour, (the triangle off of Camp street, Broughton lane and Great Clowed street.) Their focus is local issues relevant to Lower Broughton and the estate. They meet every 3rd Tuesday of the month at 7.00pm at the Church of the Nazarene.

Salford Spotlights - Nigel Clarke

Wed, 25/03/2009 - 13:46 — editor
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Help for families with young children, part of 8 teams across an area.


1:21 minutes (1.24 MB)

Retracing Salford - Mothers Day 1

Wed, 25/03/2009 - 12:26 — editor
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A woman talking about what it was like when she was younger, and the whole community spirit where she lived.


2:19 minutes (4.26 MB)

Spoof Interview with Professor Clever Cloggs on the Credit Crunch

Mon, 06/04/2009 - 20:44 — editor
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As part of the Community reporters programme we took a copy of the Manchester Evening News and used it to see if there were any articles that we could follow up with a telephone interview. We found an article about laughter and the Credit Crunch and how it was affecting us all. There were some very 'interesting' facts in there as well as a quote from a Professor. The real Professor in the Story was naturally far to busy to give us an interview even though we found his phone number on his website. So we had to phone up someone to do a fake one instead.


4:42 minutes (4.31 MB)

Salford Music Industry Academy

Fri, 19/06/2009 - 15:49 — kmjpe2
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A FREE VIRTUAL LEARNING ENVIROMENT FOR THE UNEMPLOYED WITH NO
CLASSROOMS WHERE A WIDE RANGE OF SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE CAN BE GAINED .
TELEPHONE Chris Brophy 0161 788 8300


1:45 minutes (1.62 MB)