Museums in Cheshire

Times were hard for working people in 19th century England. In factories, mills, and mines, workers suffered long hours and often dangerous working conditions. Work-related illnesses were common (though they were never labelled as such) and for many, life offered little in the way of material comfort.

The auditorium is on the 2nd floor of the Heritage Centre: there is a lift and venue toilets are accessible to wheelchair users. Volunteer support: If you'd like to volunteer to steward screenings regularly in return for complimentary admission, please enquire at the box office. The Heritage Centre

Leda Recruitment is one of the longest founded privately owned construction recruitment agencies, and is proud to provide a 1st class recruitment service to both employers and jobseekers alike. Because all consultants at Leda Recruitment are specialised within the field for which they recruit, they have

This website shows a sample of the work produced by Val Evans, contact me for further information or examples. Specialising in permanent/temporary exhibition displays for museums, galleries and events. Accomplished in the design of annual reports, catalogues, promotional advertising, web design and development.

Leonard Cheshire Disability exists to change attitudes to disability and to serve disabled people around the world. Our principal activity in the UK is the provision of services in support of disabled people in the widest context. These services include care homes, supported living, domiciliary support,

There are currently six artists who are members of Longden Arts, collectively managing the gallery and studio space. They are Anne Aspinall, Julie Allen, Ian Jarman, Jan Lewis-Eccleston, Helen Wright, and Stephen Player. The array of work is diverse and many of the artists exhibit nationally and even