Friday, 17 October 2008

Its a Knock out at the clough Running track..




Its' A Knockout from Northwards was held on Saturday 13th September 2008 in Boggart Hole Clough. This was a Community event Brought together by many partners within North Manchester.Special thanks to Jim Burke and his splendid dedicated group/committee who pulled it together.Whitemoss Youth Club together with another 7 teams entered the Its' a knockout challenge similar to the Stuart Hall years competition.The club were the ones in the orange tee shirts,we came third in the overall competition and received medals which Northwards had kindly presented. Thanks to everybody who supported the event and to ALL those who gave up their valuable time to make this event a real success. looking forward to next years event and hope our volunteers enter and come home with the winners trophy.John Biggs will step down from the team to give some of the younger ones a challenge,though the competition was for local teams of eight btween the ages of 16 and 60 years ,that is why this year I just crept in the age range.Again WELL DONE EVERYBODY,/

Thursday, 16 October 2008

We run out of funding for the Special Needs night three months ago. The 1st of october was are first night back with no funding its being run by Volenteers who are doing a great job we shouldn,t have to do it Volentry there should be funding out there to give these kids some thing to do but as well to give the parants a break. Hopefully a big Companys or the Council Funding hopfully they will see there is a real need out there for children who have disabilatys there never seem to be funding out there for these kids they are great kids if you can help with funding my email is johnnybiggs@btinternet.com Blog done by Johnny Biggs 16th oct/2008..

Tuesday, 7 October 2008

Northwards Natter(About the Queens Award 2008.)


Northwards Natter did a nice write up on the Queens Award that the club won.We were the only Voluntary Youth Club to win this great award thanks to The Queen and to Julie Wilson ,Councillor Mark Hackett and John Biggs who nominated the club for this award. Well done to all who have volunteered over the 40 years the club has been open .Well done toElizabeth Davies for her storie and to Elise Brennan for typing the storie which they both won a £10 voucher from Northwards. Blog done by Johnny Biggs.
Thanks to Manchester City Council who made it possible for us to put up fencing in the Sensory Garden from a Cash Grant which my Dad Applied forWelding Engineering/Carter fencing Ltd..both from Failsworth, who did the work and they did a great job it was all done in a day on the 6th/Oct/2008 Blog by Johnny Biggs Thanks to John Biggs. Who put in for the funding.This now means we can develop the garden further, without plants and other things that we make for the garden, doesn't get damaged when children and young people play football at the back of the club.It is hoped that one day we get sufficient funding to have a new Multi Games Area built at the rear of the club.

Monday, 6 October 2008

Awards Night 2nd/oct/2008

The Awards Night2nd/Oct/2008 My dad Nominated two of our club members Tymike Absalom/Rhianna Barcley/ and after over 80 Nominations that people had sent in. Also the club had been nominated for all the good work over the years its done ,and all three of us won so we went to an awards night at Heaton Park We all met at Rhianna,s house.It was raining the mini bus turned up at 7pm . When we arrived there was a meet and greet person there and they shown us to are table number 3 was our table . Then they called out the winners rhianna/Tymike and they went to collect there glass awards and Rhianna said thank you to julie /the club for Nominating us both the night was finished with live band which they were great .Then at the end they had a raffle which the two girls won a big teddy/plus weekend at the Palace hotel and few other prizes all in all it was nice to see the two girls to be reconised for the hard work they do like Litter picks/Gardening at youth club on weekends in there own spare time Blog done by Johnny Biggs