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We provide around 50 popular and stimulating group activities to occupy people who are no longer in full time employment. You will find arts and crafts, languages, music, walking, history, card and board games, social activities, discussions, theatre visits and more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Our Monthly Meetings are held on the third Thursday of the month at 2.00pm in the United Reformed Church, Robins Lane, Bramhall.
£2.00 fee for members
We have a wide range of groups from Bridge to Bird Watching and from Walking to Wine Tasting. Visit our Groups Index page to see the full range. If you would like to join, please click this Join Us link or send an email to for further information.
We have a wide range of groups from Bridge to Bird Watching and from Walking to Wine Tasting. Visit our Groups Index page to see the full range. If you would like to join, please click this Join Us link or send an email to for further information.
No. Neither upper nor lower. However, in practice, most members are no longer in full time work.
Yes: Provided that you can get a critical mass of interested people (and that it is legal, decent and honest) and that someone is willing to be the organiser/leader.
No. We try to be as inclusive as possible and will send out material by post where a member requests it. However this is relatively expensive and we encourage members to use and let us contact them by email as much as possible. Our website contains a lot of information about meetings and the organisation.
No. All you need is enthusiasm and a willingness to do it.
Meetings Location
Monthly meetings are held at the United Reformed Church, Robins Lane, Bramhall, SK7 2PE
Upcoming Meetings
Chester Zoo – June 18th
Speaker – Tom Jones
Tom is a qualified Chester tour guide, with a special interest in the famous Chester Zoo.
He can provide with inside information and some stunning animal photographs.
Painting the Saints – July 16th
Speaker – Paul Gillyon
A carefully researched and fascinating account of Italian and Northern Renaissance artists and the way to tell one saint from another. His talk is accompanied by outstanding illustrations.