Information about the South Cheshire village of Hankelow
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Wednesday Lunch & Activity Group
The Wednesday Lunch Club - ADCA's Hankelow Lunch and Activity Group - meets every week, and is open to all ages.
A growing and lively all-age group gets together in Hankelow Chapel Community Hall every Wednesday from 11.30 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. for coffee and chat, a light two course lunch and activity sessions.
A warm welcome awaits whether you come just for coffee and chat, just for lunch, just for the activities - or all three! A small charge is made for coffee and lunch
A monthly programme of activities includes speakers, craft sessions, iPad training, musical events, short walks and exercise - and suggestions for other activities are always welcome. Children accompanied by a parent or guardian are welcome.
ADCA are able to run the Lunch and Activity Group with New Homes Bonus funding from Cheshire East Council as well as charitable donations from a range of local shops and parish councils.
The purpose of the Hankelow Amenities Group is to run events, principally but not solely, for the benefit of the residents of Hankelow and local charities.
Amongst the events run by the Group are the Village Fete, an Autumn Supper, Carols on the Green, and free coach trips to local gardens such as Hodnet. The
Group also publishes a calendar containing local scenes.
The Amenities Group normally meets at 7.30 p.m. in Hankelow Methodist Chapel schoolroom. The date of the next meeting
can be found in the Dates for your diary section.
New faces and ideas are always welcome, so don't hesitate to come along if you feel you'd like to contribute to the Group.
If you'd like to help with the activities of the Group, but don't like attending meetings, please phone Val Morrey on 811930 to discuss with her how you feel you can contribute.
The Group has produced the following Annual Reports :-
Tuesday Day Club is held each week between 10 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. in Audlem Public Hall Annex, with transport provided by our voluntary drivers if necessary.
The Club provides a range of social activities for older people including visiting speakers and musical events. A freshly cooked lunch is also provided.
To refer yourself or a family member please contact Tracey Humphries on 07845 495973
