Past Events - 2026
Thursday 2nd July - Book Club
The Book Club will met at Unico Lounge at 7.30 pm to discuss this month's chosen book, 'The People on Platform 5' by Clare Poole, which is about the lives of a group of 5 very different people and all they have in common is the fact that they all take the same train into work each day and they have all made up their minds about what the other people on the train are like. Sometimes that opinion is favourable, and sometimes it is most definitely not. The discussion will be led by Anne K.
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Tuesday 30th June - Afternoon Tea
We are arranging an afternoon tea outing at The Bridge, Prestbury commencing at 1.30pm. The cost will be £20 per person.
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Friday 26th June - Monday 29th June - Wilde in Fylde
Cheshire Federation's third camp which several Fulshaw members usually attend will be held at Fylde Scout Activity Centre. This is a great chance to spend time away with your W.I. friends and make new ones. Tent or indoor bunk bed accommodation.
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Monday 15th June - Neil Buttery
What an enjoyable evening we had on Monday with the excellent Dr Neil Buttery, chef, restaurateur and historian of British food. His fascinating talk introduced us to the remarkable Elizabeth Raffald, the pioneering Mancunian cook and entrepreneur who was truly ahead of her time.
A big thank you to Rosie for stepping in and leading the evening so well. We did, however, miss Jane's traditional final joke! An entertaining and memorable night for all.
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Friday 12th June 2026 - Fulshaw Flickers
Ann T kindly offered to host a viewing of 'Don't Let's Go to the Dogs Tonight'. The film depicted 8 year old Bobo's life on her family farm during the Rhodesia bush war just before independence. It explored the family's bond with the land and the wars impact on the region and individuals through Bobo's eyes on her family farm during the Rhodesia Bush War just before independence. Thanks to Ann for hosting._________________________________________________________________________________________
Thursday 4th June - Book Club
The Book Club met at Unico Lounge, with some members enjoying a meal at the start of the meeting. This month's chosen book was 'The Bookbinder of Jericho' by Pip Williams, a poignant historical novel that followed Peggy Jones, a working-class woman in early 20th-century Oxford, as she navigated her aspirations for knowledge and freedom against the backdrop of World War I. The lively discussion was led by Jane and although the book was educational, members agreed that they were unlikely to recommend the book to others mainly due to the slow pace, especially at the start.
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Tuesday 2nd June - New Members Meeting
The return of our popular new members meetings took place early evening at Unico Lounge. It was a social occasion for new members to meet and get to know one another as well as the committee and other members of Fulshaw.
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Monday 1st June - Morning Walk
Anne Cichoki led a historical walk around Nether Alderley and Alderley Edge, expertly guiding the group around the area, pointing out fascinating landmarks including the old Eagle & Child Inn, Nether Alderley Mill, St Mary's Church and even venturing into the beautiful woodland at Alderley Edge. It was a fascinating and enjoyable walk, full of local history and interesting stories. A huge thank you to Ann for sharing her knowledge and bringing the area's rich heritage to life.
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Tuesday 19th May - Adventure Golf
Jane R arranged another visit to the ever popular Adventure Golf, at the Beeches, Ollerton and everyone had a fun morning and the sunshine made the morning even more special. It was wonderful to see everyone enjoying themselves, providing friendly competition and great company throughout the course. Many thanks to Jane.
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Wednesday 13th May - Curry at Potyo
Diane A organised a successful Curry and Tipple night at Potyo, Wilmslow. All the ladies that joined her had an enjoyable evening and all thought the food was delicious. Thanks to Diane for arranging the evening.
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Monday 11th May 2026 - Fulshaw Flickers
Ann T kindly hosted a viewing of 'I Scream', which was a frank, funny and powerful film about John Davidson charting his journey as a misunderstood teenager to his present day advocate for the understanding of Tourette Syndrome. Ladies that attended enjoyed the film describing it as a great, impactful film. Thanks to Ann as always for arranging and hosting the afternoon.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Monday 11th May 2026 - Coffee and Craft
A select group of ladies met at the Undercroft Café and crafted away whilst enjoying coffee and a chat. _________________________________________________________________________________________
Thursday 7th May - Book Club
The Book Club met at Unico Lounge to discuss this month's chosen book, 'The Angel Tree' by Lucinda Riley, described as a compelling mystery of family secrets and forgotten pasts. The discussion was led by Donna in Dot's absence, and the book only scored between 5-7 from the group as it was felt that it was more of a ‘beach read’ book. A volunteer to suggest a book and lead the discussion for September's meeting is still being sought.
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Friday 24th April - The Producers
A group of ladies went to see The Producers at the Brookdale Theatre and enjoyed watching this fantastic performance. Comments the next day on What's App included 'Brilliant, everything about it', 'Absolutely hilarious', Incredible' and Rosemary was definitely the best dancer'. A great night indeed and well done Rosemary. _________________________________________________________________________________________
Tuesday 21st April - NECG Spring Meeting
The NECG Spring Meeting took place at Poynton Civic Hall. Olivia Potts who we have enjoyed listening to via Zoom and also in person will be giving a talk entitled 'Everything I Need to Know I Learnt in Pastry School.' Tickets cost £6 including refreshments and will be available to purchase at the Monthly meetings or pay by BACS, Code G6.
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Monday 20th April - Tessa Boase
Tessa Boase author, journalist and social historian gave a brilliant talk entitled Fashion, Fury and Feathers in which she described the campaign in the early twentieth century to outlaw the trade in ‘murderous millinery’ which is the exorbitant use of feathers and sometimes whole birds, in the production of fashionable ladies’ hats. She talked about the lives of four woman who went on to found the RSPB.
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Monday 13th April 2026 - Coffee and Craft
A select group of ladies met at the Undercroft Café at the Wilmslow URC whilst they knitted, crocheted and cross stitched as well as enjoying a friendly chat.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Thursday 2nd April - Book Club
The Book Club met at Unico Lounge to discuss this month's chosen book, The Women by Kristen Hannah,
the powerful story of Frances "Frankie" McGrath, a young nurse who enlisted in the Army Nurse Corps during the Vietnam War. The discussion was led by Rosie Reid and the book was a resounding hit with almost everyone. Even though it was harrowing in parts, it was also an insight into the history of the Vietnamese war and the attitude of the Americans. It was voted an overall 9.
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Wednesday 1st April - Top Hat at The Lowry
A group of ladies enjoyed the matinee performance of Top Hat, a joyous romantic musical, at The Lowry. It was a great nostalgic event with fantastic costumes to admire.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Tuesday 31st March - Mandala Workshop
Jane R hosted a Mandalas designing workshop at her house and some beautiful works of craft were created. Thanks to Jane for all her hard work preparing this workshop.
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Monday 23rd March - CFWI Annual Council Meeting
At the meeting, the election results for 2026/7 Federation Trustees and Officers were announced as follows:-
Ann Beckett - Federation Chair, Ann Pye - Federation Hon Treasurer' Vice Chairs - Sue Bentley MBE, Vivien Lee and Wendy Morris.
Additional Federation Trustees:- Alia El Asmar, Bev Langham, Helen Ebbitt, Helen Tyrrell and Tricia Jones.
In addition to the formal business of the meeting, the morning guest speaker was The Lord Mayor of Chester, Cllr Sherin Akhtar, who spoke about the charity, Chester Women’s Aid, which she supports, and the afternoon speaker was Will Kirk, British furniture restorer, primarily known for his work on BBC's restoration programme The Repair Shop.
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Thursday 19th March - Sweet Mandarin
Following the Book Club's enjoyable read of Sweet Mandarin and inspired by the story, they decided to bring it to life with a visit to the Sweet Mandarin restaurant in Manchester. They were warmly welcomed by Helen Tse, the author, and enjoyed a fantastic meal, generous and full of flavour. Helen especially appreciated talking to them about the book and her family. Special thanks to Morag for the recommendation and Donna for her excellent organisation of the evening.
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Tuesday March 17th - Sister Act
Another fantastic production by TEMPO at the Leisure Centre. This time it was Sister Act, a musical comedy about a disco singer and was enjoyed by all.
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Monday 17th March - Monthly Meeting
Jo Rodman, Chair of Trustees of Just Ice in Poynton who manufacture delicious ice cream and raise funds to help those suffering from human trafficking and modern slavery. Just-Ice Poynton was established as a registered charity in October 2020 and began trading at local events in the spring of 2021 with their mobile ice cream trike 'Harriet'. The residents of Poynton were introduced to the delicious ethical ice cream and soon developed a taste for it! Ice cream priced at £3 per serving was be available on the night.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Thursday 5th March - Book Club
The Book Club met at Unico Lounge at the earlier time of 7.00pm to discuss this month's chosen book 'You Are Here' by David Nicholls, a poignant novel that follows the intertwined journeys of Marnie, a lonely copyeditor, and Michael, a geography teacher, as they embark on a transformative walking trip across northern England. The discussion was led by Donna and members had the opportunity to enjoy an (optional) meal.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Monday 16th February 2026 - Monthly Meeting
We were delighted to welcome Professor Zara Hodgson, Director of the Dalton Nuclear Institute at the University of Manchester, to speak this evening. She gave a fascinating talk about her career in the nuclear industry, and explained the important role nuclear research plays in supporting the UK’s energy future. Her Nuclear 'Tapas' gave a varied selection of subjects from Dr Who to Sewage Systems!
Another very successful evening.
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Monday 9th February 2026 - Coffee and Craft
The crafters met at the Undercroft Café for their monthly session at the Undercroft Café. As always, a range of skills and crafts were all in evidence.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Thursday 5th February - Book Club
The Book Club met at Unico Lounge to discuss this month's chosen book, The Glassmaker by Tracey Chevalier, a captivating historical novel that intricately wove the life of Orsola Rosso, a glassmaker in Renaissance Venice, with a rich tapestry of history, art, and family. The discussion, which was led by Ann T, revealed that the book had been a very popular choice and was enjoyed by the record number of 17 ladies that attended.
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Monday 19th January - Monthly Meeting
This was the first monthly meeting of the year and Sir Tony Redmond (UK-Med) was the speaker. He spoke about his work with UK-Med which he founded and which is a registered specialist in emergency medicine, helping people in the most challenging circumstances. It was a powerful, inspiring account of hope, bravery and compassion, delivered with warmth, honesty and humility and the room was captivated.
Ten visitors were welcomed and, as usual, members were offered wonderful refreshments and welcome drinks. It was a brilliant start to the new year.
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Monday 19th January - Board Games
This event took place at Unico Lounge and several ladies came along to play board games.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Thursday 15th January - Giuliano's
Ann T arranged an evening Meal at Giuliano's in Handforth, which was well attended by the Food Lovers group and enjoyed by all. _________________________________________________________________________________________
Wednesday 14th January - Afternoon Walk
A group of 8 ladies led by Jane left Twinnies Bridge car park for a walk of about 3 miles, following the River Bollin to Styal Woods and then past Quarry Bank Mill. Although the weather was cold, there were quite a lot of steps up and down so everyone was kept nice and warm. Thanks to Jane for an enjoyable afternoon.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Monday 12th January 2026 - Coffee and Craft
Ten members met at the Undercroft Café and worked on the various projects they were currently engaged in as well as enjoying lots of chatting.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Thursday 8th January 2026 - Book Club
The Book Club met at Unico Lounge to discuss this month's chosen book 'The Stolen Child' by Carmel Harrington, a delicately woven story of family tragedy and a compelling mystery that will have you turning the pages. The discussion was led by Jan Murray and the general consensus was that the book was a bit slow to start with but was a much better read towards the end as things came together and the story unfolded. Scores ranged from 5.5 to 10 with most being around the 8.
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Wednesday 7th January 2026 - Coffee at Hoopers
Eight members met up at Hoopers for a drink and enjoyed a natter and catch up about their Christmas celebrations amongst other topics.
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The Book Club will met at Unico Lounge at 7.30 pm to discuss this month's chosen book, 'The People on Platform 5' by Clare Poole, which is about the lives of a group of 5 very different people and all they have in common is the fact that they all take the same train into work each day and they have all made up their minds about what the other people on the train are like. Sometimes that opinion is favourable, and sometimes it is most definitely not. The discussion will be led by Anne K.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Tuesday 30th June - Afternoon Tea
We are arranging an afternoon tea outing at The Bridge, Prestbury commencing at 1.30pm. The cost will be £20 per person.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Friday 26th June - Monday 29th June - Wilde in Fylde
Cheshire Federation's third camp which several Fulshaw members usually attend will be held at Fylde Scout Activity Centre. This is a great chance to spend time away with your W.I. friends and make new ones. Tent or indoor bunk bed accommodation.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Monday 15th June - Neil Buttery
What an enjoyable evening we had on Monday with the excellent Dr Neil Buttery, chef, restaurateur and historian of British food. His fascinating talk introduced us to the remarkable Elizabeth Raffald, the pioneering Mancunian cook and entrepreneur who was truly ahead of her time.
A big thank you to Rosie for stepping in and leading the evening so well. We did, however, miss Jane's traditional final joke! An entertaining and memorable night for all.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Friday 12th June 2026 - Fulshaw Flickers
Ann T kindly offered to host a viewing of 'Don't Let's Go to the Dogs Tonight'. The film depicted 8 year old Bobo's life on her family farm during the Rhodesia bush war just before independence. It explored the family's bond with the land and the wars impact on the region and individuals through Bobo's eyes on her family farm during the Rhodesia Bush War just before independence. Thanks to Ann for hosting._________________________________________________________________________________________
Thursday 4th June - Book Club
The Book Club met at Unico Lounge, with some members enjoying a meal at the start of the meeting. This month's chosen book was 'The Bookbinder of Jericho' by Pip Williams, a poignant historical novel that followed Peggy Jones, a working-class woman in early 20th-century Oxford, as she navigated her aspirations for knowledge and freedom against the backdrop of World War I. The lively discussion was led by Jane and although the book was educational, members agreed that they were unlikely to recommend the book to others mainly due to the slow pace, especially at the start.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Tuesday 2nd June - New Members Meeting
The return of our popular new members meetings took place early evening at Unico Lounge. It was a social occasion for new members to meet and get to know one another as well as the committee and other members of Fulshaw.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Monday 1st June - Morning Walk
Anne Cichoki led a historical walk around Nether Alderley and Alderley Edge, expertly guiding the group around the area, pointing out fascinating landmarks including the old Eagle & Child Inn, Nether Alderley Mill, St Mary's Church and even venturing into the beautiful woodland at Alderley Edge. It was a fascinating and enjoyable walk, full of local history and interesting stories. A huge thank you to Ann for sharing her knowledge and bringing the area's rich heritage to life.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Tuesday 19th May - Adventure Golf
Jane R arranged another visit to the ever popular Adventure Golf, at the Beeches, Ollerton and everyone had a fun morning and the sunshine made the morning even more special. It was wonderful to see everyone enjoying themselves, providing friendly competition and great company throughout the course. Many thanks to Jane.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Wednesday 13th May - Curry at Potyo
Diane A organised a successful Curry and Tipple night at Potyo, Wilmslow. All the ladies that joined her had an enjoyable evening and all thought the food was delicious. Thanks to Diane for arranging the evening.
______________________________________________________________________________________
Monday 11th May 2026 - Fulshaw Flickers
Ann T kindly hosted a viewing of 'I Scream', which was a frank, funny and powerful film about John Davidson charting his journey as a misunderstood teenager to his present day advocate for the understanding of Tourette Syndrome. Ladies that attended enjoyed the film describing it as a great, impactful film. Thanks to Ann as always for arranging and hosting the afternoon.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Monday 11th May 2026 - Coffee and Craft
A select group of ladies met at the Undercroft Café and crafted away whilst enjoying coffee and a chat. _________________________________________________________________________________________
Thursday 7th May - Book Club
The Book Club met at Unico Lounge to discuss this month's chosen book, 'The Angel Tree' by Lucinda Riley, described as a compelling mystery of family secrets and forgotten pasts. The discussion was led by Donna in Dot's absence, and the book only scored between 5-7 from the group as it was felt that it was more of a ‘beach read’ book. A volunteer to suggest a book and lead the discussion for September's meeting is still being sought.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Friday 24th April - The Producers
A group of ladies went to see The Producers at the Brookdale Theatre and enjoyed watching this fantastic performance. Comments the next day on What's App included 'Brilliant, everything about it', 'Absolutely hilarious', Incredible' and Rosemary was definitely the best dancer'. A great night indeed and well done Rosemary. _________________________________________________________________________________________
Tuesday 21st April - NECG Spring Meeting
The NECG Spring Meeting took place at Poynton Civic Hall. Olivia Potts who we have enjoyed listening to via Zoom and also in person will be giving a talk entitled 'Everything I Need to Know I Learnt in Pastry School.' Tickets cost £6 including refreshments and will be available to purchase at the Monthly meetings or pay by BACS, Code G6.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Monday 20th April - Tessa Boase
Tessa Boase author, journalist and social historian gave a brilliant talk entitled Fashion, Fury and Feathers in which she described the campaign in the early twentieth century to outlaw the trade in ‘murderous millinery’ which is the exorbitant use of feathers and sometimes whole birds, in the production of fashionable ladies’ hats. She talked about the lives of four woman who went on to found the RSPB.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Monday 13th April 2026 - Coffee and Craft
A select group of ladies met at the Undercroft Café at the Wilmslow URC whilst they knitted, crocheted and cross stitched as well as enjoying a friendly chat.
____________________________________________________________________________________
Thursday 2nd April - Book Club
The Book Club met at Unico Lounge to discuss this month's chosen book, The Women by Kristen Hannah,
the powerful story of Frances "Frankie" McGrath, a young nurse who enlisted in the Army Nurse Corps during the Vietnam War. The discussion was led by Rosie Reid and the book was a resounding hit with almost everyone. Even though it was harrowing in parts, it was also an insight into the history of the Vietnamese war and the attitude of the Americans. It was voted an overall 9.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Wednesday 1st April - Top Hat at The Lowry
A group of ladies enjoyed the matinee performance of Top Hat, a joyous romantic musical, at The Lowry. It was a great nostalgic event with fantastic costumes to admire.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Tuesday 31st March - Mandala Workshop
Jane R hosted a Mandalas designing workshop at her house and some beautiful works of craft were created. Thanks to Jane for all her hard work preparing this workshop.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Monday 23rd March - CFWI Annual Council Meeting
At the meeting, the election results for 2026/7 Federation Trustees and Officers were announced as follows:-
Ann Beckett - Federation Chair, Ann Pye - Federation Hon Treasurer' Vice Chairs - Sue Bentley MBE, Vivien Lee and Wendy Morris.
Additional Federation Trustees:- Alia El Asmar, Bev Langham, Helen Ebbitt, Helen Tyrrell and Tricia Jones.
In addition to the formal business of the meeting, the morning guest speaker was The Lord Mayor of Chester, Cllr Sherin Akhtar, who spoke about the charity, Chester Women’s Aid, which she supports, and the afternoon speaker was Will Kirk, British furniture restorer, primarily known for his work on BBC's restoration programme The Repair Shop.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Thursday 19th March - Sweet Mandarin
Following the Book Club's enjoyable read of Sweet Mandarin and inspired by the story, they decided to bring it to life with a visit to the Sweet Mandarin restaurant in Manchester. They were warmly welcomed by Helen Tse, the author, and enjoyed a fantastic meal, generous and full of flavour. Helen especially appreciated talking to them about the book and her family. Special thanks to Morag for the recommendation and Donna for her excellent organisation of the evening.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Tuesday March 17th - Sister Act
Another fantastic production by TEMPO at the Leisure Centre. This time it was Sister Act, a musical comedy about a disco singer and was enjoyed by all.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Monday 17th March - Monthly Meeting
Jo Rodman, Chair of Trustees of Just Ice in Poynton who manufacture delicious ice cream and raise funds to help those suffering from human trafficking and modern slavery. Just-Ice Poynton was established as a registered charity in October 2020 and began trading at local events in the spring of 2021 with their mobile ice cream trike 'Harriet'. The residents of Poynton were introduced to the delicious ethical ice cream and soon developed a taste for it! Ice cream priced at £3 per serving was be available on the night.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Thursday 5th March - Book Club
The Book Club met at Unico Lounge at the earlier time of 7.00pm to discuss this month's chosen book 'You Are Here' by David Nicholls, a poignant novel that follows the intertwined journeys of Marnie, a lonely copyeditor, and Michael, a geography teacher, as they embark on a transformative walking trip across northern England. The discussion was led by Donna and members had the opportunity to enjoy an (optional) meal.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Monday 16th February 2026 - Monthly Meeting
We were delighted to welcome Professor Zara Hodgson, Director of the Dalton Nuclear Institute at the University of Manchester, to speak this evening. She gave a fascinating talk about her career in the nuclear industry, and explained the important role nuclear research plays in supporting the UK’s energy future. Her Nuclear 'Tapas' gave a varied selection of subjects from Dr Who to Sewage Systems!
Another very successful evening.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Monday 9th February 2026 - Coffee and Craft
The crafters met at the Undercroft Café for their monthly session at the Undercroft Café. As always, a range of skills and crafts were all in evidence.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Thursday 5th February - Book Club
The Book Club met at Unico Lounge to discuss this month's chosen book, The Glassmaker by Tracey Chevalier, a captivating historical novel that intricately wove the life of Orsola Rosso, a glassmaker in Renaissance Venice, with a rich tapestry of history, art, and family. The discussion, which was led by Ann T, revealed that the book had been a very popular choice and was enjoyed by the record number of 17 ladies that attended.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Monday 19th January - Monthly Meeting
This was the first monthly meeting of the year and Sir Tony Redmond (UK-Med) was the speaker. He spoke about his work with UK-Med which he founded and which is a registered specialist in emergency medicine, helping people in the most challenging circumstances. It was a powerful, inspiring account of hope, bravery and compassion, delivered with warmth, honesty and humility and the room was captivated.
Ten visitors were welcomed and, as usual, members were offered wonderful refreshments and welcome drinks. It was a brilliant start to the new year.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Monday 19th January - Board Games
This event took place at Unico Lounge and several ladies came along to play board games.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Thursday 15th January - Giuliano's
Ann T arranged an evening Meal at Giuliano's in Handforth, which was well attended by the Food Lovers group and enjoyed by all. _________________________________________________________________________________________
Wednesday 14th January - Afternoon Walk
A group of 8 ladies led by Jane left Twinnies Bridge car park for a walk of about 3 miles, following the River Bollin to Styal Woods and then past Quarry Bank Mill. Although the weather was cold, there were quite a lot of steps up and down so everyone was kept nice and warm. Thanks to Jane for an enjoyable afternoon.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Monday 12th January 2026 - Coffee and Craft
Ten members met at the Undercroft Café and worked on the various projects they were currently engaged in as well as enjoying lots of chatting.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Thursday 8th January 2026 - Book Club
The Book Club met at Unico Lounge to discuss this month's chosen book 'The Stolen Child' by Carmel Harrington, a delicately woven story of family tragedy and a compelling mystery that will have you turning the pages. The discussion was led by Jan Murray and the general consensus was that the book was a bit slow to start with but was a much better read towards the end as things came together and the story unfolded. Scores ranged from 5.5 to 10 with most being around the 8.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
Wednesday 7th January 2026 - Coffee at Hoopers
Eight members met up at Hoopers for a drink and enjoyed a natter and catch up about their Christmas celebrations amongst other topics.
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