OPAL Club, Tattenhall, Reopening

The Opal Club, Tattenhall, are pleased to announce the re-opening of the Club on Tuesday 10th August 2021. Our club meetings are now held in the Church  Hall, currently for half a day 9:30 till 12:30. The Trustees have worked hard in order to provide the help and advice required to make everyone safe during this difficult time.

The Club's Aims

OPAL Services is a charity in rural west Cheshire which offers 6 distinct services designed to join people together in a zest for life. OPAL began in 2011 and our initial purpose was to manage a number of OPAL clubs for older people in 5 rural locations to prevent social isolation and loneliness. The Tattenhall Opal Club is a constituent part of this structure and meets on Tuesday.

The Club caters for men and women from Tattenhall and the surrounding area who enjoy the opportunity to get out of their own home and meet old friends and make new acquaintances. Volunteer drivers are available to transport people to the meetings. The club has a wide and varied programme of activities, both in the Church Hall and 'out-and-about'. Our outings include an annual trip to Bolesworth Castle at the kind invitation of Mrs Diane Barbour, visits to Llandudno, National Trust gardens, local Garden Centres and trips on the canal. Weekly activities are organized for the members, which include gentle Keep-fit exercise classes, talks from the Local History Society and musical activities.

New members and volunteers are welcome. If you, or somebody you know, wishes to find out more please contact Brenda Platt, Organiser Tel: 07851 104210 or by email at brenda.platt@opalservices.org.uk.