Spin around 180 degrees and cross 4 lanes of traffic and you have this. Proof that that community spaces are needed and can be reclaimed given the right expertise and motivation. Enough said. Read all about it here.
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- A resource for those wishing to know more about one of Stretfords major architectural masterpieces and potential community focal points. Known as the Longford Cinema, Essoldo Stretford, Lucky 7 or Rank Bingo, it has been out of use for over 18 years. This site endorses local community sentiment & the what is generally understood to be the building owners intent to re instate the building to public use in whatever capacity. SIGN UP BELOW FOR UPDATES TO YOUR EMAIL
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Longford & Essoldo Cinema Facebook Group
Well done to you all! What great news and an obviously brilliant campaign. Sid and Beryl are worth their weight in gold!
http://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greater-manchester-news/trafford-couple-back-campaign-give-8155870
After my own voluntary experience of saving Hastings Pier, I’m now involved in this kind of work all over the country (eg Ancoats Dispensary, London Road Fire Station, Bognor Pier, Colwyn Bay Pier, and all kinds of other difficult ones!). My specialism is ‘neighbourhood coaching’ on fundraising, organisational development and community engagement for ambitous projects like yours. I wonder if you already have advice from Locality or others and whether I could be of help?
If anyone from the group would like to arrange an initial phone chat please feel free to contact me.