Colour Fun run to finish our Community Active DayWe’re ready to paint Bolton Arena all the colours of the rainbow. Are you?Join us on Sunday 22nd June as part of our community active day 2025! This event is great for all the family, our colour run is a 3km walk, jog or run while being […]
Step forward John Brown, future leader of the Green Party. A man with vision. A man with charisma. But a man with a problem. Forced by a mystery illness to quit his beloved politics, John decides to give one, last blistering farewell speech at the annual conference. The party faithful rise as one to […]
Make and decorate your own paper aeroplane during the Easter holidays! Mellor Library is celebrating the history of Samlesbury Aerodrome and BAE by exhibiting a signed print of Alan Groves’ painting of the last Tornado delivery to the RAF in 1993. It was signed by over 40 dignitaries including the pilot of flight ZH559, the […]
Singleton Cloggers Morris dancers practise every Monday at Singleton Village Hall from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
What does Morecambe Bay mean to me?’ Our Future Coast is a DEFRA-funded project to improve the natural flood defences and coastal resilience of our local area: working with nature to safeguard coastal communities. This exhibition at the Maritime Museum was created in partnership with the OFC team and other local groups and individuals to create responses to the question […]
This play by Agatha Christie is sure to entertain, as it is a conscious parody of the detective thriller, a play full of suspense and humour with tension and laughter in equal parts! The characters are as follows; (using Christie’s own words) SIR ROWLAND DELAHAYE around 50, distinguished, with definite charm HUGO BIRCH about 60, rather irascible […]
Step forward John Brown, future leader of the Green Party. A man with vision. A man with charisma. But a man with a problem. Forced by a mystery illness to quit his beloved politics, John decides to give one, last blistering farewell speech at the annual conference. The party faithful rise as one to […]
Make and decorate your own paper aeroplane during the Easter holidays! Mellor Library is celebrating the history of Samlesbury Aerodrome and BAE by exhibiting a signed print of Alan Groves’ painting of the last Tornado delivery to the RAF in 1993. It was signed by over 40 dignitaries including the pilot of flight ZH559, the […]
Enjoy lively sing-along songs, gentle movements, and rhymes with your baby, plus meet and chat with other parents and carers. Suitable for babies up to around 18 months of age, but older pre-school siblings welcome. Not held in school holidays.
Linger for longer after Longridge Library’s popular Baby Bounce and Rhyme session. Chat with other parents, grandparents, and carers, while keeping the little ones entertained with our toys and games. Stay for the full hour or drop in for ten minutes – all welcome. Suitable for parents and carers with pre-school age children. Not held […]
This play by Agatha Christie is sure to entertain, as it is a conscious parody of the detective thriller, a play full of suspense and humour with tension and laughter in equal parts! The characters are as follows; (using Christie’s own words) SIR ROWLAND DELAHAYE around 50, distinguished, with definite charm HUGO BIRCH about 60, rather irascible […]
Step forward John Brown, future leader of the Green Party. A man with vision. A man with charisma. But a man with a problem. Forced by a mystery illness to quit his beloved politics, John decides to give one, last blistering farewell speech at the annual conference. The party faithful rise as one to […]
