Week of Feb 16th
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February 16, 2026(2 events) 10:15 am: Walks For Health - Start point Macclesfield Riverside Car Park – Bollington ‘Walks for Health’ is a programme of short, easy guided walks in and around Bollington designed to encourage new walkers. They provide a great opportunity to enjoy some exercise and meet people. The walks on this programme are weekly on a Monday daytime at 10.30am through Autumn and Winter. There are different start points. All the walks are easy, less than 2 miles in length, with no stiles and gentle slopes. We recommend you wear sturdy shoes and appropriate clothing for the weather conditions. You may like to bring a drink. Cost £2. 2:00 pm: Tai Chi – Combine exercise and meditation with this low-impact ancient Chinese practice. All ages and abilities welcome. £5 |
February 17, 2026(3 events) 10:00 am: Car Wash at the Rec –
10:30 am: Crafts – Explore different crafts every week. £5. Bridgend Centre 2:00 pm: Art Group – Enjoy your love of art with like-minded people in this peer-led group. £4 |
February 18, 2026(5 events) 10:00 am: Shuttle to the shops - Talke Pitts Outlet Village - Full Day –
10:15 am: Walk - Adlington and Styperson - 4.5 miles – Canal, Middlewood, Styperson Woods, Long Lane. Rated 2 boots. All walks start at 10:15am unless otherwise stated. The cost is £3.00 per walk. On a Wednesday this price includes tea, coffee and biscuits at the end of the walk. The walks vary in difficulty & length each week and so we have a ratings system to provide information on the difficulty of each one, which is detailed below. If you are unsure of your level, try a short and easy walk first. You can also have a chat beforehand with any of the Bridgend staff to get information on what the terrain may be like. Please bear in mind that the conditions underfoot will vary depending on the weather. Please wear suitable footwear, clothing and equipment. It is also advisable to bring a drink on the walks. Dogs are welcome to join us on most walks, but should always be kept on a lead. If dogs are not allowed on any of the walks, it will be indicated on the walk information (for example if we go on a path where they are not allowed). All those talking part do so at their own risk. See leaflet for more details. 11:30 am: Beginner's Spanish – Beginner's Spanish Conversation class with Wanda. £5. 1:30 pm: Intermediate Spanish – Intermediate level Spanish Conversation class. £5. 2:00 pm: Mah Jong – Explore the ancient strategy game of Mah Jong. £4. |
February 19, 2026(2 events) 2:00 pm: A Brew with the Guys –
2:00 pm: Talk and Games – Enjoy a chat and a cuppa. Quizzes, games, guest speakers and the occasional outing. £4
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February 20, 2026(2 events) 10:30 am: Bridgend Community Choir – Discover the joys of music with our fun community choir. The ability to sing is not a requirement! £5. Every Friday. Please note that this activity takes place at the Pavilion at Bollington Recreation Ground Bollington Recreation Ground 2:00 pm: Armchair exercise class – Boogie with your Buddies in this fun, creative class that you can enjoy seated or standing. £5. |
February 21, 2026(1 event) 10:15 am: Walk - Up in the hills above Bollington - 8.5 miles strenuous – Jenkin Chapel, Common barn farm and Rainow. Rated 4 boots All walks start at 10:15am unless otherwise stated. The cost is £3.00 per walk. On a Wednesday this price includes tea, coffee and biscuits at the end of the walk. The walks vary in difficulty & length each week and so we have a ratings system to provide information on the difficulty of each one, which is detailed below. If you are unsure of your level, try a short and easy walk first. You can also have a chat beforehand with any of the Bridgend staff to get information on what the terrain may be like. Please bear in mind that the conditions underfoot will vary depending on the weather. Please wear suitable footwear, clothing and equipment. It is also advisable to bring a drink on the walks. Dogs are welcome to join us on most walks, but should always be kept on a lead. If dogs are not allowed on any of the walks, it will be indicated on the walk information (for example if we go on a path where they are not allowed). All those talking part do so at their own risk. See leaflet for more details.
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February 22, 2026
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