What a place
A packed day of events marked the golden anniversary of a ski resort, with attractions all day long and into the night.
Visitors to the special open day enjoyed taster sessions in skiing, snowboarding, tubing and airsoft, there was a host of different stalls, facepainting, food, funfair rides and live music from local bands, a tai chi session and Rossendale Drum Majorettes.READ MORE: “Jeff skied all night and I did from 11pm. When Jeff was Mayor, he brought the Mayors from other areas to the ski slope and three skied down led by the Mayor of Wyre.”
Eve Renton, 10, from Loveclough, enjoyed her first ever tubing experience. She said: “I have never been before and it is cool. It feels really weird when you are going down but it is cool and I am glad we came today.”
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Martin Tyler: Legendary commentator leaves Sky Sports after 33 yearsLegendary commentator Martin Tyler will leave Sky Sports ahead of the new season after spearheading the company's Premier League coverage for over 30 years.
Read more »
The Eloquence of Glenda JacksonThere will be many tributes to the legendary actress, who died at 87 after a short illness. This is the only one you’ll read from the person who got to tell her what Baby Yoda was
Read more »
The Sandman and Quantum Leap's Mason Alexander Park shares the impact of queer TV rolesThe Sandman and Quantum Leap's Mason Alexander Park opens up about television's impact in changing queer lives
Read more »
Nottingham attacks suspect Valdo Calocane chargedBarnaby Webber, Grace O'Malley-Kumar and Ian Coates lost their lives in the attacks
Read more »
Zoé Mohm, the Parisian Jeweller Crafting Surreal Anti-Fashion Pieces“I don’t really know the difference between art and craft,” says the Parisian jeweller and maker, who creates bespoke pieces interpreting her clients’ lives
Read more »
Windrush Tales: How one of Britain's worst scandals changed the course of landmark gameWindrush Tales, from a small team of mostly black British Caribbean creatives, is the world's first video game based on the lives and experiences of those who came to Britain to help rebuild after the Second World War.
Read more »