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Signpost 0161-436-5432 Young (14-25) people's advice |
City Centre Project 0161 228 7654 |
Greater Manchester Low Pay Unit Employment advice and pay rates 0161 953 4024 |
Wythenshawe Job Centre 0161 912 8300 |
Remember the suntan lotion (I got a bit sunburnt on my cycle ride to Tatton Park).
Lots and lots of wide open spaces, lakes, trees and grass - quiet, fresh air and views.
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Views of far away hills, wild sheep (not very wild) and deer. More and bigger images. |
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I have nothing but praise for our Wythenshawe hospital. When my brother was sacked with pneumonia they saved his life. When I was 5 years old, I ate a load of orange sweets - but they were actually Aspirin (shock horror) - so they kindly pumped my stomach out (I still remember that day). Continued on Page 2. |
Manchester City Council have people who can help - call today!
Money Advice ... 0161 438 1629
Debtline ... 0161 234 5678
Mon-Fri 1:30-4:00PM
See our debt page for basic advice. Other links;
Are you a Credit Union, or have you used one - let us know.
Local Radio |
97.2 FM - Is it any good? |
Don't delay if you want to stand as an independent candidate, simply call the very helpful people (Stephen, Tricia, John, Sandra, etc.) at the Electoral Services Unit ... Tel: 0161 234 3145 and ask for Nomination Forms (or click for more details - it's all so very simple).
We (Wythenshawe.org and Wythenshawe.org.uk) will even publish reasons why people should vote for you (or perhaps you might just stand as None Of The Above or on a single issue, like; New Windows Every 40 Years (O yeah, we already got new windows).
Links |
Junior Football Club Links |
Manchester City Supporters Club - Wythenshawe Branch |
Wythenshawe Cricket Club |
Wythenshawe and District Sunday Football League |
This page is just the tip of the ice cube.
Don't criticise - help! We've only been here since 30th March 2004. Hooray! The sparrows are back!
Would have been here a bit sooner, but a fire in Manchester caused our phones to not work anymore; it must have burnt through the string.
Friendsreunited.co.uk - I'm on here - and it's free to tell your school friends you're still alive.
Adult Education |
Other sites about Wythenshawe with links |
WythIT - Lots of links |
Wythenshawe365 - Some links |
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I'm in IT - but I'm thinking of becoming a plumber and builder (there's a big shortage apparently and I know my way around a trowel).
If you want to get in to the construction game - Wythenshawe Job Centre 0161 912 8300 - they even have an expert - Do it today
Apparently, in 2004 we have full employment, which is good if the employment you have is a good job. A good time to skill yourself up.
Tell us your thoughts on the minimum wage, or on any job related subject that might inform other people. Click here.
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Styal Mill - Quarry Bank Mill and MuseumIf you're not interested in the history of Styal Mill - walk around the countryside that surrounds it. More thumbs and bigger images. |
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Massive weaving sheds powered by a giant water wheel - before someone invented steam. Now powered by twin Rolls-Royce Merlin jet turbine engines - that last bit was a joke :) Where manufacturing industry and the industrial revolution began. |
Someone told me they destroyed a very good Indoor Market to build a McDonald's (like we need one; they could not prove in court it's nutritious). Let us know what you think.
I don't regularly give old people advice - but I heard a lady on the radio saying she wished she'd walked more in her 60's and 70's - because in her 80's it would have benefited her - so get out (and watch those roads).
Care & Repair
Repairs for the elderly 0161 872 5500 |
Anchor Staying Put Elderly services |
Age Concern 0161 236 3339 |
If you have any useful advice for old people whether you're old or not - let us know.
Our very own local newspaper - with riveting front page stories, like - "Lost hamster spied in garden" - "Pensioner finds teeth". That's what local papers are like everywhere I guess.
Useful, hard to find services - usually with a discount if you mention Wythenshawe.org or Wythenshawe.org.uk
Also, useful links if you are in a business, or thinking of starting a business.
Coming soon - or maybe not - who knows.
Wythenshawe Trivia |
We have a squirrel in our tree (that's not a doctor's report). We see foxes and the sparrows are back. There are frogs in our garden. At least twelve magpies in nearby trees (that's good luck, a secret and some gold thrown in). Robins and thrushes and songbirds.
If you weren't already aware - Wythenshawe has a close proximity to the countryside. It's that patchy green stuff you see as your holiday jet glides in to Manchester Airport (go visit Tatton park and literally hundreds of other spots on your doorstep). Styal is good place to start.
Email or call your councillor today a list is here.
Phone your councillor numbers are here and here.
Meet your councillor - with your issues at their surgery - address and times are here. Visit the Manchester City Council website for more information about your councillors.
Who are your councillors? What has your councillor done for you recently? What are a councillor's responsibilities? What can they do for you? Let us know your experiences
I have found a few links to official Wythenshawe political parties.
We now even have a Wythenshawe cycling clubs page. Wythenshawe has lots of new cycle paths around the Airport for example. Safe cycling is great for everyone - I've been knocked off my bike by a man in a white van and a woman in a car (so that's fair) - luckily they were not breaking the speed limit; so I'm still here.
Greater Manchester Cycling Campaign www.gmcc.org.uk produces the Manchester Cycling Map |
Do you know of any organised cycling clubs - I'm often passed by a group of riders in very professional jerseys - so there must be some (they only pass me because I've tired myself out by overtaking cars all day on my bike).
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