Saturday Feb 14, a new gallery opened with Family photos of salford folk,what memories were stired up. the Street maps had people talking, remembering who lived where,new friendships were built that afternoon, Thanks to all who got it all together, well done
Great place to meet people in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
The cafe based at the angel healthy living centre is open for
breakfasts and lunches as well as for coffees and cakes. Its a great
place to meet people and offers a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
Often their are displays plus computer access as well as sky news
projected onto the back wall.
The cafe is open from 8.30am and shuts for business at 3.00pm. Bus stop adjecent.
It's a Library, but there's a long history of how the Working Class Movement Library got started, and eventually moved into its home on Salford Crescent. Even more strange, students from Salford University decided to write a play about it. Along the way, they found out stuff they didn't know.
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
Literary course at Broughton resource centre. The course has usually 8-10 attendees and is led by an experienced tutor from Pendleton college. The group is often made up of newer residents to broughton and meet every wednesday and thursday at 10.00 at the Broughton resource centre on the corner of bury new road and great cheetam street opposite McDonalds.
