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SNAP (Special Needs Activity Programme) is a voluntary community group, delivering youth club sessions designed especially for children and young people with special needs. SNAP aims to provide fun, engaging and developmental sessions, specifically tailored to children and young people with special needs. SNAP offers children and young people with special needs the opportunity to have fun, meet new friends, try new activities and learn new skills. Currently, SNAP delivers sessions twice weekly in Hyndburn and as of February 2012, once weekly in the Ribble Valley.

Classes held every Tuesday and Saturday. Improving knowledge and skills around all aspects of middle eastern dance, including different styles like saiidi and Khaleeji to oriental and cabaret. Use of props from veils and sticks to zills and swords. Come and learn or improve and join our troupe of dancers who perform at local events in the public and private sector all across the north west.

Established Since 1988. We Closed our tv and computer shop in 2007 to reduce overheads pass the cost savings on to our customers

Adderbury Institute is a community building available to groups, indviduals and businesses for meetings, parties, conferences, functions and social activities. It is warm, inviting, has a modern kitchen and is fully licenced.

It all started as "Wouldn't it be great to have a Half Marathon in our village" while founders Jimmy Young, Gareth Stapleton and Tony Gill enjoyed a glass or two. In the time since we have become affiliated to England Athletics and have built a membership of competing and social members. The emphasis is on getting people of all ages fit and changing the mindset that entering races is generally more about crossing the line than winning the race. And yes we do have some fast runners.

Chertsey is a town in Surrey, England, on the River Thames and its tributary rivers such as the River Bourne. It can be accessed by road from junction 11 of the M25 London orbital motorway. It shares borders with Staines, Laleham, Shepperton, Addlestone, Woking, Thorpe and Egham. It lies some 29k.m southwest of central London, close to the M3 and the M25. Chertsey has a business district where the head offices of some world wide companies are situated The town is home to the head office of Compass Group, one of the largest catering companies in the world. The entrance and car parks to Thorpe Park are in Chertsey, although parts of the theme park, including some rides, are actually in Egham. As the entrance is in Staines Road, Chertsey, the address of Thorpe Park is therefore Chertsey. Chertsey is also home to quite a few "celebs" from different decades and are familiar in the town. Chertsey has also a long standing connection with the film industry. The town appears regularly as scenery locations for many tv programs and also boasts its connection with the 1969 film "The Italian Job" as well as being a town of historic interest.

Hub for the activity of local voluntary sector mental health organisations, providing information, services and support to people with emotional health issues, and their carers.

Airdrie Museum - for the town of Airdrie in North Lanarkshire. History, images, information and stories all about the town - one big museum online!

we are just mate's and REALLY like scootering!!!