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Locality is the national network of ambitious and enterprising community-led organisations, working together to help neighbourhoods thrive @localitynews locality.org.uk We represent over 500 (and counting) community-led organisations and

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Locality is the national network of ambitious and enterprising community-led organisations, working together to help neighbourhoods thrive

locality.org.uk @localitynews

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locality.org.uk @localitynews

We represent over 500 (and counting) community-led

  • rganisations and 200 associate

members across England

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  • We help people set up and run community
  • wned and led organisations
  • We support organisations to exchange ideas

and best practice

  • We work to influence government and others

nationally and locally

What we do

@localitynews locality.org.uk

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We run major national programmes which support and empower local communities

locality.org.uk @localitynews

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Our mission is to develop a network of ambitious and enterprising community-led

  • rganisations with a strong, collective

voice and to inspire community action so that every neighbourhood thrives

@localitynews locality.org.uk

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Our vision is a fair and diverse society where every neighbourhood thrives and where local people determine their future together

locality.org.uk @localitynews

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  • 1879 – John Rylands builds a new Stretford Town Hall.

History

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  • 1879 – John Rylands builds a new Stretford Town Hall.
  • 1913 – New Public Baths opened at rear of building.

History

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  • 1879 – John Rylands builds a new Stretford Town Hall.
  • 1913 – New Public Baths opened at rear of building.
  • 1931 – Building re-designated as Stretford Public Hall.
  • 1949 – Building extensively refurbished and re-opened as Stretford

Civic Theatre & Public Hall.

History

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  • 1879 – John Rylands builds a new Stretford Town Hall.
  • 1913 – New Public Baths opened at rear of building.
  • 1931 – Building re-designated as Stretford Public Hall.
  • 1949 – Building extensively refurbished and re-opened as Stretford

Civic Theatre & Public Hall.

  • 1980 – Cyprus St Baths demolished

History

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  • 1879 – John Rylands builds a new Stretford Town Hall.
  • 1913 – New Public Baths opened at rear of building.
  • 1931 – Building re-designated as Stretford Public Hall.
  • 1949 – Building extensively refurbished and re-opened as Stretford

Civic Theatre & Public Hall.

  • 1980 – Cyprus St Baths demolished
  • 1987 – Building listed Grade II as “Civic Theatre”.

History

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  • 1879 – John Rylands builds a new Stretford Town Hall.
  • 1913 – New Public Baths opened at rear of building.
  • 1931 – Building re-designated as Stretford Public Hall.
  • 1949 – Building extensively refurbished and re-opened as Stretford

Civic Theatre & Public Hall.

  • 1980 – Cyprus St Baths demolished
  • 1987 – Building listed Grade II as “Civic Theatre”.
  • 1990 – Building converted to offices for use by Trafford Borough

Council.

History

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  • 1879 – John Rylands builds a new Stretford Town Hall.
  • 1913 – New Public Baths opened at rear of building.
  • 1931 – Building re-designated as Stretford Public Hall.
  • 1949 – Building extensively refurbished and re-opened as Stretford

Civic Theatre & Public Hall.

  • 1980 – Cyprus St Baths demolished
  • 1987 – Building listed Grade II as “Civic Theatre”.
  • 1990 – Building converted to offices for use by Trafford Borough

Council.

  • 2013 – Closure of building announced by Trafford B.C

History

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  • 1879 – John Rylands builds a new Stretford Town Hall.
  • 1913 – New Public Baths opened at rear of building.
  • 1931 – Building re-designated as Stretford Public Hall.
  • 1949 – Building extensively refurbished and re-opened as Stretford

Civic Theatre & Public Hall.

  • 1980 – Cyprus St Baths demolished
  • 1987 – Building listed Grade II as “Civic Theatre”.
  • 1990 – Building converted to offices for use by Trafford Borough

Council.

  • 2013 – Closure of building announced by Trafford B.C
  • 2013 – Initial community discussions on future of Hall.

History

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  • 1879 – John Rylands builds a new Stretford Town Hall.
  • 1913 – New Public Baths opened at rear of building.
  • 1931 – Building re-designated as Stretford Public Hall.
  • 1949 – Building extensively refurbished and re-opened as Stretford

Civic Theatre & Public Hall.

  • 1980 – Cyprus St Baths demolished
  • 1987 – Building listed Grade II as “Civic Theatre”.
  • 1990 – Building converted to offices for use by Trafford Borough

Council.

  • 2013 – Closure of building announced by Trafford B.C
  • 2013 – Initial community discussions on future of Hall.
  • 2014 – Building placed on register of Community Assets.

History

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  • 1879 – John Rylands builds a new Stretford Town Hall.
  • 1913 – New Public Baths opened at rear of building.
  • 1931 – Building re-designated as Stretford Public Hall.
  • 1949 – Building extensively refurbished and re-opened as Stretford

Civic Theatre & Public Hall.

  • 1980 – Cyprus St Baths demolished
  • 1987 – Building listed Grade II as “Civic Theatre”.
  • 1990 – Building converted to offices for use by Trafford Borough

Council.

  • 2013 – Closure of building announced by Trafford B.C
  • 2013 – Initial community discussions on future of Hall.
  • 2014 – Building placed on register of Community Assets.
  • 2014 – Building vacated by Trafford Borough Council.

History

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  • 1879 – John Rylands builds a new Stretford Town Hall.
  • 1913 – New Public Baths opened at rear of building.
  • 1931 – Building re-designated as Stretford Public Hall.
  • 1949 – Building extensively refurbished and re-opened as Stretford

Civic Theatre & Public Hall.

  • 1980 – Cyprus St Baths demolished
  • 1987 – Building listed Grade II as “Civic Theatre”.
  • 1990 – Building converted to offices for use by Trafford Borough

Council.

  • 2013 – Closure of building announced by Trafford B.C
  • 2013 – Initial community discussions on future of Hall.
  • 2014 – Building placed on register of Community Assets.
  • 2014 – Building vacated by Trafford Borough Council.

History

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  • 2014 – Pre-feasibility grant from Social Investment Business.

History

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  • 2014 – Pre-feasibility grant from Social Investment Business
  • 2014 – Bid for Hall submitted to Trafford B.C. by FoSPH.

History

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  • 2014 – Pre-feasibility grant from Social Investment Business
  • 2014 – Bid for Hall submitted to Trafford B.C. by FoSPH.
  • 2015 – Bid for Hall from FoSPH accepted by Trafford B.C.

History

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  • 2014 – Pre-feasibility grant from Social Investment Business
  • 2014 – Bid for Hall submitted to Trafford B.C. by FoSPH.
  • 2015 – Bid for Hall from FoSPH accepted by Trafford B.C.
  • 2015 - Planning Application for Change of Use.

History

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  • 2014 – Pre-feasibility grant from Social Investment Business
  • 2014 – Bid for Hall submitted to Trafford B.C. by FoSPH.
  • 2015 – Bid for Hall from FoSPH accepted by Trafford B.C.
  • 2015 - Planning Application for Change of Use.
  • 2015 – FoSPH becomes a Community Benefit Society.

History

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  • 2014 – Pre-feasibility grant from Social Investment Business
  • 2014 – Bid for Hall submitted to Trafford B.C. by FoSPH.
  • 2015 – Bid for Hall from FoSPH accepted by Trafford B.C.
  • 2015 - Planning Application for Change of Use.
  • 2015 – FoSPH becomes a Community Benefit Society.
  • 2015 – Legal Transfer of Hall to FoSPH completed.

History

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  • 2014 – Pre-feasibility grant from Social Investment Business
  • 2014 – Bid for Hall submitted to Trafford B.C. by FoSPH.
  • 2015 – Bid for Hall from FoSPH accepted by Trafford B.C.
  • 2015 - Planning Application for Change of Use.
  • 2015 – FoSPH becomes a Community Benefit Society.
  • 2015 – Legal Transfer of Hall to FoSPH completed.
  • 2015 – 1st Tenants move into Hall (Artists Studio + Kate Green MP)

History

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  • 2014 – Pre-feasibility grant from Social Investment Business
  • 2014 – Bid for Hall submitted to Trafford B.C. by FoSPH.
  • 2015 – Bid for Hall from FoSPH accepted by Trafford B.C.
  • 2015 - Planning Application for Change of Use.
  • 2015 – FoSPH becomes a Community Benefit Society.
  • 2015 – Legal Transfer of Hall to FoSPH completed.
  • 2015 – 1st Tenants move into Hall (Artists Studio + Kate Green MP)
  • 2016 – More Tenants move in including our architect and artists

studio fills up quickly

  • FoSPH becomes an exempt charity registered with HMRC

History

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  • 2014 – Pre-feasibility grant from Social Investment Business
  • 2014 – Bid for Hall submitted to Trafford B.C. by FoSPH.
  • 2015 – Bid for Hall from FoSPH accepted by Trafford B.C.
  • 2015 - Planning Application for Change of Use.
  • 2015 – FoSPH becomes a Community Benefit Society.
  • 2015 – Legal Transfer of Hall to FoSPH completed.
  • 2015 – 1st Tenants move into Hall (Artists Studio + Kate Green MP)
  • 2016 – More Tenants move in including our architect and artists

studio fills up quickly

  • FoSPH becomes an exempt charity registered with HMRC
  • 2016 – Film company shoots feature about significant Stretford

Icon in the building

History

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  • 2014 – Pre-feasibility grant from Social Investment Business
  • 2014 – Bid for Hall submitted to Trafford B.C. by FoSPH.
  • 2015 – Bid for Hall from FoSPH accepted by Trafford B.C.
  • 2015 - Planning Application for Change of Use.
  • 2015 – FoSPH becomes a Community Benefit Society.
  • 2015 – Legal Transfer of Hall to FoSPH completed.
  • 2015 – 1st Tenants move into Hall (Artists Studio + Kate Green MP)
  • 2016 – More Tenants move in including our architect and artists

studio fills up quickly

  • FoSPH becomes an exempt charity registered with HMRC
  • 2016 – Film company shoots feature about significant Stretford

Icon in the building

  • Membership Offer is launched

History

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Our Vision

  • Stretford Public Hall is a unique, multi-purpose venue,
  • wned and run by the local community.
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Mission Statement

  • We will provide space in response to the needs and

demands of the local community through continuous engagement with them.

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Mission Statement

  • We will provide space in response to the needs and

demands of the local community through continuous engagement with them.

  • We will improve the lives of local residents by

providing opportunities for employment, access to arts, local heritage and support services.

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Mission Statement

  • We will provide space in response to the needs and

demands of the local community through continuous engagement with them.

  • We will improve the lives of local residents by

providing opportunities for employment, access to arts, local heritage and support services.

  • We will ensure that Stretford Public Hall is available to

a wider user group (beyond local residents)

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Mission Statement

  • We will generate a surplus that can be reinvested to

support our mission.

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Mission Statement

  • We will generate a surplus that can be reinvested to

support our mission.

  • As guardian of Stretford Public Hall we will protect it

and restore this landmark at the heart of Stretford Town Centre, enhancing opportunities for urban regeneration.

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Values

  • To promote Community cohesion, heritage, arts,

health and well-being.

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Values

  • To promote Community cohesion, heritage, arts,

health and well-being.

  • To support local economic development.
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Values

  • To promote Community cohesion, heritage, arts,

health and well-being.

  • To support local economic development.
  • To be as socially responsible, ethical, inclusive and

environmentally sustainable as is reasonably practicable.

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Entrance Hall showing tiled floor & staircase

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Tiled Staircase and Cast Iron Bannister

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Main Hall and Gallery

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Detail of Roof in Main Hall

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Coat of Arms of Stretford BoroughCouncil

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Existing Office Area on Ground Floor

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Existing Office Area on Upper Floor

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Basement with old office furniture

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Ornate Fire Escape at Rear of Building

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Community Work Day

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Community Work Day

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Community Work Day

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Help from Local Businesses

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Fundraising Events

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Future FoSPH Activities - 2016

2016

  • Heritage Programme for Local Schools.
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Future FoSPH Activities - 2016

2016

  • Heritage Programme for Local Schools.
  • Membership Scheme for FoSPH opens.
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Future FoSPH Activities - 2016

2016

  • Heritage Programme for Local Schools.
  • Membership Scheme for FoSPH opens.
  • Apply for Grant Funding to cover Tender Costs for

Major Construction Works.

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Future FoSPH Activities - 2016

2016

  • Heritage Programme for Local Schools.
  • Membership Scheme for FoSPH opens.
  • Apply for Grant Funding to cover Tender Costs for

Major Construction Works.

  • Community Shares sale opens.
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Future FoSPH Activities - 2016

2016

  • Heritage Programme for Local Schools.
  • Membership Scheme for FoSPH opens.
  • Apply for Grant Funding to cover Tender Costs for

Major Construction Works.

  • Community Shares sale opens.
  • Community Shares sale closes.
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Future FoSPH Activities - 2016

2016

  • Heritage Programme for Local Schools.
  • Membership Scheme for FoSPH opens.
  • Apply for Grant Funding to cover Tender Costs for

Major Construction Works.

  • Community Shares sale opens.
  • Community Shares sale closes.
  • Receive Grant Funding for Tender Costs.
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Future FoSPH Activities - 2016

2016

  • Heritage Programme for Local Schools.
  • Membership Scheme for FoSPH opens.
  • Apply for Grant Funding to cover Tender Costs for

Major Construction Works.

  • Community Shares sale opens.
  • Community Shares sale closes.
  • Receive Grant Funding for Tender Costs.
  • Prepare Tender Documents for Major Construction

Works.

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Future FoSPH Activities - 2017

2017

  • Invite Tenders for Major Construction Works.
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Future FoSPH Activities - 2017

2017

  • Invite Tenders for Major Construction Works.
  • Apply for Planning Permission for Major Construction

Works.

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Future FoSPH Activities - 2017

2017

  • Invite Tenders for Major Construction Works.
  • Apply for Planning Permission for Major Construction

Works.

  • Apply for Grants for Major Construction Works.
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Future FoSPH Activities - 2018

2018

  • Jan. Commence Major Construction Works.
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Future FoSPH Activities - 2018

2018

  • Jan. Commence Major Construction Works.
  • Dec. Major Construction Works completed.
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Thank you for Listening!

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