Showing posts with label St James'. Show all posts
Showing posts with label St James'. Show all posts

Tuesday, 15 November 2011

Barrow & District Disability Association Presents - 'Some Enchanted Evening'

Friday 25 November 2011 at St James Church, Barrow in Furness, at 7.30pm.

This special charity concert is supported by three well known local musical groups and a charity who this year are all celebrating anniversaries. Featuring Dalton Town Band, The Ghyll Singers and Barrow Male Voice Choir.

Tickets £6.00 each and are available form Members of the Choir, Band, and from Barrow District Disability Association, 71 – 77 School Street, Barrow-in-Furness or call  01229 432599.

Monday, 13 December 2010

The Sounds of Christmas - Live at St James'

Thursday 16th December 2010 - popular music with a classical twist.

Featuring special guests ‘The Girls’ & St James' Junior School Choir.

Venue: St James' Church, Blake St. (corner Hartington St), Hindpool, Barrow-in-Furness, LA14 1NY

Time: 7.30 p.m.Tickets: Adults £5.00 and under 16s £3.50
For tickets please phone or available on the door.

To find out more about us please find us on Facebook under VOCE.
Contact us on mobiles;
Phil 07791 220532
Chris 07595 779435
Mark 07816 963546

Thursday, 18 March 2010

Hartington Square official opening

The newly lanscaped site on the corner of Hartington St/Anson St in Hindpool was officially opened by Barrow's Deputy Mayor, Rory McClure yesterday (17/03/2010).

The Deputy Mayor was accompanied by four children from St James' School who won a competition to come up with a name for the site and took part in the cutting of the ribbon.

The children each won a £10 book token for being part of the team which came up with the winning name.

The development of the site was a partnership between Barrow Borough Council and Hartington St Methodist Church (the site owners), the site also includes a great contribution from Furness Woodturners Association who have sculpted some wooden seats shaped like people.

The site is a great addition to the gradual transformation of Hindpool and adds another splash of greenery to the area.

Photo courtesy of Rosie Hillman