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DADS GET CHANCE TO SKIPPER BOAT THIS FATHERS DAY

posted: 01/06/2011

 

On the 18th and 19th June, Dads in and around Stockport have the chance to become skipper of a canal boat as its cruises along the Peak Forest canal.

In a Father’s Day celebration The Big Boat, which is moored at Higher Poynton, is offering two-hour cruises where families can bring a picnic lunch and leave Dad’s in the capable hands of the boat’s skipper who will take him through the ins and outs of skippering a canal boat, with the chance to have a go.  More information about Father's Day on The Big Boat.


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EASTER WEEKEND FESTIVITIES CELEBRATED ON STOCKPORT CANAL BOAT

posted: 04/04/2011

filed under: the_big_boat

 

Easter weekend, Friday to Monday is packed with family fun on The Big Boat as it cruises down the Peak Forest Canal. There’s something for everyone to look forward to with a variety of activities planned for each day of the long weekend.


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Mothers Day on the Big Boat

posted: 17/03/2011

filed under: the_big_boat

Please download and circulate the flyer for Mother's Day on the Big Boat


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posted: 10/03/2011

filed under: wellbeing_centre

News - March 2011

Unleash your writing power: 26th and 27th March

A writing workshop that helps you build confidence and fluency in an atmosphere of fun and discovery.  For more details contact Judi on: 01625 439 000.

 

CV Workshop: Tuesday, 15th March 2.15pm - 4.15pm

Do you need support writing your CV?  Would a CV help you get back into work?  Booking essential.  Contact the Centre to book a place.  Tel: 474 7713.

 

Debt Advice: Every Tuesday from 11.00 - 1.00pm

A new debt counselling service offered by Kenna Moran from Stockport and District Mind.  You can get help to get your finances in order and devise a plan for tackling the problem.

 


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BIG BOAT BECOMES A FLOATING SANCTUARY THIS MOTHER’S DAY

posted: 07/03/2011

On Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd of April The Big Boat will transform itself into a floating sanctuary for Mums in and around the High Peak.


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