A brand new building for Norbrook Youth Club opened in January.
The new building replaces the old Norbrook, which now the Metrolink is confirmed, will be knocked down.
Labour Councillor Sue Murphy welcomed the opening, saying:
The new building replaces the old Norbrook, which now the Metrolink is confirmed, will be knocked down.
Labour Councillor Sue Murphy welcomed the opening, saying:
“It’s taken a while to get here but the new club, with much better facilities for people in Northern Moor, has been worth the wait. Local people have told us that better community facilities like this and more activities for young people are among their top priorities, so I’m delighted see the club open.’
Labour Councillor Glynn Evans added: ‘I’d like to particularly pay tribute to the volunteers who worked so hard to make the new club a reality – and all the time continued to provide sessions for young people in a building that was well past it’s best.’
The Club isn’t just for young people – there are also activities such as bingo and chair-based exercise for older people.
· Sessions for Juniors (school years 4,5,6) are on Mondays at 6pm, and for Seniors (years 7,8) are on Wednesdays.
Labour Councillor Glynn Evans added: ‘I’d like to particularly pay tribute to the volunteers who worked so hard to make the new club a reality – and all the time continued to provide sessions for young people in a building that was well past it’s best.’
The Club isn’t just for young people – there are also activities such as bingo and chair-based exercise for older people.
· Sessions for Juniors (school years 4,5,6) are on Mondays at 6pm, and for Seniors (years 7,8) are on Wednesdays.
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