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Join Tim Firth as he reveals the unexpected answer is his childhood home – Stockton Heath. With an extensive catalogue of films, screenplays and books the BAFTA-winning author has many stories to tell, classic moments, readings and more to share during this evening of clips, conversation and curry.
Lymm & District Round Table charity duck race from 12.30pm. Get your tickets in advance – and sponsor a duck all to support local good causes.
Wine, Dine and Dance with an amazing tribute to the original Jersey Boy – Frankie Valli.
Lunch starts at 12 with the live entertainment from 2pm.
Call 01925 598827 to book your table.
Jenny Collis will be presenting a talk about Knutsford Prison – a place of detention for men, women and children – where punishments included the treadmill and stone crushing.
Tickets are £14 (or £10 for friends of Knutsford Heritage Centre) and include refreshments
Tickets now available for just £5 with all profits going to Papyrus (Prevention of Young Suicide) in Warrington.
Is joint pain holding you back from doing the things you enjoy?
Join us at our free patient information evening with our specialist Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeons, who will be sharing their expert insights and advice on common joint pain conditions in the hip & knee and foot & ankle and treatment options available:
🔹 Talk titles include:
– Mr Greville Farrar: ‘Sports injuries for the hip and knee – all the gory details’
– Ms Seema Prasad: ‘Foot and ankle pain: modern approaches to relief and recovery’
Event details
📅 Wednesday 25 March 2026
⏰ 6.30pm – 8.30pm
📍 Warrington Golf Club, Hill Warren, London Rd, Appleton Thorn, Warrington WA4 5HR
Fun for all the family including quizes, crafts, cakes – and free face painting!
Adults £2, Children £1 on the door.
Local historian Harry Wells will present a talk in two parts: Firstly about his efforts to photograph the old town centre with a box camera in the early seventies before it was redeveloped. The second part takes us on a walk from Market Gate down Buttermarket Street and Church Street then back via Brick Street to finish at Cockhedge Mills.
£17.50 per ticket to include a traditional afternoon tea (sandwiches, cake and hot drinks).
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