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Group outing to Glossop

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On Thursday 26th March some of our group members are having a trip out to Glossop Labour Club to watch a band. We are meeting up at Manchester Piccadilly train station to catch the 18.46 to Glossop which will take us to Glossop Labour Club where the band is playing. We will return on the 21.37 train arriving back at 22.10. If you would like to come along just meet us at the station at 6.30pm, we will wait near the train timetable board. The train fare is £4.30 return.

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