A warm and friendly welcome is assured at the Langdon Brady Club for children and young adults – even those at mainstream school – who find it hard to mix.
A warm and friendly welcome is assured at the Langdon Brady Club for children and young adults – even those at mainstream school – who find it hard to mix.
“We’re delighted that people who rarely participate in anything else come to the Friday Night Dinners,” said Debbie Rees, Head of Social Care Programming.
Visitors at Bygone Times, the sprawling antiques fair in Chorley, Manchester can find toys for 25p or genuine antiques costing upwards of £10k, but it’s the purchase of any item from Bee-Spoke – the Kisharon Langdon stall – that brings the greatest joy.
One of two copies available in the world of a compendium of tricks by the late Canadian magician Stewart James is one of the remarkable tomes to be found now at New Chapters, Kisharon Langdon’s secondhand book business.
When the Israel/Gaza conflict began, first thoughts were for members. One-to-one sessions were run to air anxieties, anger and worries about security. Counselling organisations were lined up to offer more specialised support to anyone who needed it.
