Meeting Minutes for the Sixth Annual General Meeting and the scheduled ordinary meeting on 30th March 2022 Menu Toggle

Meeting Minutes for the Ninth Annual General Meeting and the scheduled ordinary meeting on 26/3/2023 Menu Toggle The “small” beef stew and potatoes plus cheese dish was actually quite large and very tasty, especially the slow cooked peppers and tomatoe off setting the richness of cheese and beef.The prawn bloody Marie was a fun concept and tasty enough , maybe coulda been a bit more tobasco but otherwise very good. Manchester’s connectedness to the wider countryside is one of the city’s best assets. Numerous walks with stunning views are reachable by a direct train ride from the city centre; better still, these routes are easily paired with some of the region’s best pubs. Picture this: a morning walking through woodland and perfumed heather before arriving, properly hungry, at a traditional boozer. Open fires in the winter, beer gardens in summer, and an impressive menu year-round – it’s the ideal formula for a restorative weekend, which is why we’ve put together this guide to country walks plus some of Greater Manchester’s top pubs. Serendipitously walking down some hidden steps after the bridge we noticed this awesome ( literally awesome ) terrace with people drinking on it. With a GMaps intervention we pinned it down and followed the route … via the wonderful path and millennium bridge over to the old Mill and reassuring signs for Shrub Club. The Cheese Wheel specialises in artisan-made cheese, craft beer and natural wine (Image: Manchester Evening News)

National Trust property Quarry Bank is brilliant for short walks – particularly when proper local pub The Ship is only a 13 minute walk away. Both are reachable from Manchester by trains to Styal station. Upon arrival through semi ruined relics of industrialisation we entered the terrace day dreams are made of. Anyway we stayed longer than intended and enjoyed further beers and I tried an ale which was excellent and again served well.There are few nicer things than a stay or visit to The Parkers Arms near Clitheroe – especially if you whet your appetite for the outstanding food here on this 5 mile circular hike. Etherow Country Park and Libby’s Bread and Wine Whatever we were going to do, we always wanted it to be transportive, somewhere you come into and you forget about everything else. We have a lot of people who say, ‘I only came for one and it’s eight hours later’”. Sitting with that beer on the terrace, enjoying the vista and gorgeous white noise from the flowing river Goyt was a highlight of my trip to England. This is what I love and live for, these moments of awe, and joy of relaxed social comfort. Among other things. A Middle Eastern lamb Kebab with accompanying things was very good, but considering it was a main, surprisingly small compared to the cheaper “small plate “. While the many years of textile production are now firmly behind it, the mill has not stopped being a hive of activity. Today, its various buildings - some of which were built in the 1800s - provide a home for what has become a hugely popular food and drink hub.

An interesting menu made it hard to choose… do we want a burger or one of these tapas sized plates ? We went for a mix…Meeting Minutes for the Sixth Annual General Meeting and the scheduled ordinary meeting on 11/1/2021 Nestled in the Torrs Ravine in the middle of New Mills you’ll find Torr Vale Mill, a grade II-listed former cotton mill that has recently entered a new chapter of its long and storied life. Originally built in the 1780s, it is positioned in the centre of the Derbyshire town at the bottom of a dramatic 40-metre deep gorge, and is the place where two rivers - the Sett and Goyt - meet.