Last week we reported that the Lighthouse Project would have to close its activities at Cromer Mill by 12th November, however in last minute discussions with the owners, Pin Property Consultancy, we have been given a breathing space of one month to sort out our alternative accommodation options. Obviously there is
BBC Radio Manchester – News for the journey home As part of our ongoing challenge to find a permanent base for the Lighthouse Project we got back in touch with BBC Radio Manchester as a follow up to the feature that they did on us in December 2015 when we
This week we are pleased to announce that Steve Coogan, award winning actor, comedian, impressionist, writer and producer, has accepted our invitation to become a patron of the Lighthouse Project, which is based in his family home town. Steve is excited about getting involved in the work of the Lighthouse Project
Having read the recent articles in the Middleton Guardian, and being curious about the hopeful relocation of the Lighthouse Project from Warwick Mill, I paid a visit last week and was shown around by Centre manager Pam Semp, a great guide. I was astounded by what was going on in
BBC Radio Manchester – Breakfast show interview We recently sent details of our property plight to BBC Radio Manchester as part of our media campaign to find a new town centre based home for Inspire Middleton, the Lighthouse Project, Middleton Central Foodbank and Middleton Dial. We were invited onto the
Job seekers start something new online in Middleton Unemployed people from in and around Middleton have been taking part in the national Start something campaign over the last few weeks, as they get to grips with computers and the internet to help them back into work. Start something is challenging
Middleton Guardian 23rd June 2011 A new group for dads and grandads to spend time with their children was launched on 18th June to coincide with Father’s Day. Members of the Who Let the Dads Out group got stuck into crafts, card making, games and driving a model of Thomas
Middleton Guardian 30th June 2011 The Lighthouse Project celebrated its first birthday, based at the warwick Mill the project is aimed at helping people achieve new goals and release thier potential. From welcoming two visitors on the first day the project has now helped more than 900 people, and through
Mike Lloyd is one of our long standing volunteers who has been working with us even before our centre was opened in the Warwick Mill, in fact he helped quite a bit when we were converting the premises from a derelict warehouse to a friendly community drop-in centre. When opened
The Lighthouse Project is inspirational and worth supporting Project has a lot to offer the township 12th June 2008 I recently attended a presentation by Carl Roach of Inspire Middleton. His presentation focused on the Lighthouse Project that he is hoping to bring to Middleton. The Lighthouse Project is a
Jim & Pat Dobbin with Catherine Marshall and Carl Roach at April Lunch Presentation Lighthouse to shine on Middleton 8th May 2008 The gloom around Middleton could be brightened thanks to a new shining light in the town. Social Enterprise Inspire Middleton – set up by church elder Carl Roach
