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Kirklees Information
7th June 2012
Batley and District Mencap Society
We are a completely voluntary organisation providing a meeting place, social activities, swimming sessions and other events for all our members who have a learning disability

Monday Evening
7pm to 8pm (fee £1.00)
Social and Games Evening with tea and biscuits
Mencap Hall opposite Park Road School, Batley

Tuesday Evening
8pm to 9pm (fee £2.00)
Swimming Session (sole use of pool)
Batley Baths (above Market Place)

For more information, contact:
John Dewhirst
49 Latham Lane ,
Gomersal ,
Cleckheaton ,
BD19 4AL
Tel: 01274 870202
Email: jcdewhirst@hotmail.com


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History
Batley and District Mencap was formed in 1952 to provide facilities for both children and adults who had a learning disability.

Our accommodation has progressed through meetings in volunteers homes, to rented premises and then onto our present accommodation Mencap Hall, previously a Freemasons Meeting Hall, which was bequeathed to us in a local will.

Although the hall was structurally quite sound a lot of effort and money was used to bring it up to its present day standard. The building is also used by a variety of organisations and their rental contributions help us to offset the running costs of the building.

As our title suggests we not only cover provision for Batley itself but for the areas around us within roughly a five mile radius of Batley.



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Venue:
Mencap Hall,
13 Park Road,
Batley,
WF17 5LP
Getting there:
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