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Summer sessions at community hub
10:33am Wednesday 23rd July 2008
The committee which runs Cradley community centre is appealing for people to support it by booking it for parties and attending a host of new classes.
People can book onto a Cradley Cheer Elite Cheer-leading Club course which starts at the centre, on Colley Lane on Monday August 4.
Sessions for children aged four to 11 run from 6.30pm unti 7.30pm and classes for people aged 12 and above run from 7.30pm until 9pm. Entrance costs £2.50.
A new sewing course is set to start soon and there will be a car boot sale and an ‘all you can eat’ barbecue, costing £5, on Saturday August 23 from 2pm rill 6pm.
Cradley Cookies single parents' group will meet for the first time at the centre on Saturday August 30 from 1pm till 4pm. Children are welcome.
Parents who drop off children at Colley Lane Primary School can use the community centre's car park for free.
For details on activities or to book the centre call Sue Wickett on 01384 412788.
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