Are you running a Community Event or want to advertise a new Community Group?
If you let us know we can pop a notice on the Community Notice Board. Use the Contact Page Form or email us on enquiries@bollington-tc.gov.uk
Are you running a Community Event or want to advertise a new Community Group?
If you let us know we can pop a notice on the Community Notice Board. Use the Contact Page Form or email us on enquiries@bollington-tc.gov.uk
Bollington Jazz Club: Jazz Etudes featuring Darren Lloyd
At Bollington Arts Centre
Saturday 25th January 7.30pm
Doors and bar from 6.30pm
Tickets £13.00 from 01625 574410 or card on the door
Darren brings his band back to the Arts Centre for their second appearance. As well as being a fine trumpet lead, he does a lot of on-line teaching and has lots of self-help jazz publications with demo tracks and jazz solos, most definitely a man who ‘knows his stuff’.
Dwell by Mel Ashby and Lisa Matthews
At Bollington Arts Centre
Friday 17th January to Sunday 16th February
Free
Opening every Sunday 2:00pm – 4:00pm and during other events
Bollington SciBar: The Ancient Egyptians: Mummies, Medicine and Healing Practices
January 13th, 2025. 6.30pm
SciBar is science in a bar – an invited speaker gives a talk on a scientific topic while people enjoy a drink or meal, with a Q&A afterwards. Bollington SciBar takes place at the Vale Inn in Bollington.
The speaker in January is Rosalie David, emeritus professor at the University of Manchester.
Topic of the talk: The mummified human remains of the ancient Egyptians preserve a wealth of evidence about their diseases and physical ailments, as well as the medical and pharmaceutical treatments employed to alleviate these conditions. The talk will consider the Egyptians’ concept of disease and ill-health; some of the most prevalent afflictions from which they suffered; and the available range of treatments. It will also look briefly at the professional relationship between patients and their physicians, healers and carers. Finally, it will demonstrate how Egypt’s legacy, transmitted through Greek, Roman and Arabic sources, became the source for some principles and practices still found in modern ‘Western’ medicine.
No charge, all welcome. Vale Inn, Adlington Road, talk begins 6.30pm. Details at bollingtonscibar.co.uk
Luncheon Club at the Community Centre – Ovenhouse Lane, Bollington
First Wednesday of the month for a 2 course meal and refreshments 11am-1pm.
Vegetarian option on request.
£8 per person.
To book call Win 07815 672 413
We are a group of enthusiastic amateur genealogists who meet informally almost every month and normally at Bollington Arts Centre to share our successes and encourage each other with our research.
Some of our members have local ancestry but many are researching outside the Cheshire area including other parts of Europe, the United States and Australia.
We would be delighted to welcome new members, whether beginners or the more experienced family historian.
Turn up to any of our meetings (10.30am – noon on the first Thursday of every month except August) or contact us on 01625 574410 or bollingtonfhc@gmail.com
Bollington Town Council alongside Cre8 runs a community grocery using surplus food donated by local supermarkets, shops and food charity FareShare, which otherwise would end up as landfill.
Each Thursday, 2.00pm, outside Bollington Town Hall.
It costs £3 to shop. In return you will receive 3 bags of food (fruit and veg, store cupboard and chiller / freezer).
First come, first served.
Everyone is welcome there are no restrictions / requirements.