After weeks of planning we launched our Alsager Christmas Special on the 1st Decemeber and waited with anticipation but we didn’t need to worry as we have over 5,500 view of our YouTube channel
Alsager Partnership proudly presents the Alsager Christmas Special!
We may not be able to put of our usual Christmas event with the stalls, rides, fireworks and the light switch on but Christmas is certainly not cancelled in Alsager!!!
We are adding to our You Tube channel songs sung by local talent, how to videos from our local businesses, 2 fantastic competitions to enter and lots more......
Alsager Partnership’s Youth Forum had been planning a range of indoor and outdoor activities for our young people over the summer holidays, all of which, like so many events were cancelled due to Covid19. So the Youth Forum devised an A to Z Photography Competition. While intended for young people in the town, it was promoted as a family activity.
Competitors were required to record an A to Z of places or items of interest that they came across in Alsager. They were to add 10 photos showing examples of their finds.
Huge congratulations to Alsager Partneships vice-chair, Kath Reader who was selected by the Rotary Club of Alsager as their 'Citizen of the Year because of all the work that you have done for the community over the past few years' (comment by Ron Tyson Alsager Rotary Club)
Kath was appointed to the Stoke-on-Trent Magistrates Bench in 1987, sitting at Fenton and Newcastle, serving for 27 years. Kath was then a member of the Juvenile / Youth Panel and chaired the panel for three years, becoming Bench Chairman 2007-9. Kath was also a member of the Family Panel. In the early 90s she led the National Townswomens Guilds campaign to get domestic violence considered as a defence to homicide and this led to an invitation to co-deliver Domestic Abuse Awareness sessions to magistrates and court users across Staffordshire. As a magistrate..
With over 5,000 views across YouTube and Facebook we are delighted that our first ever virtual event went well! Due to the Covid restrictions we were unable to have our usual successful festival so we decided to try our hand at bringing the community together ina virtual way. Over the last few months the Alsager Partnership have been busy working behind the scenes making videos, to stream on Sunday 13th September. We ran a dance competition and a quiz when people could enter in to, and 4 prizes were given out from Romazzinos (see pictures for 1st and 2nd prize winner for both competitions) we had videos on Italian informationwith the funny 'Did You Knows..?', Ferrari and Fiat 500 showcases. Videos sent all the way from Italy with cookery, making mozzarella,
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