Welcome our website which has been completely revised for the new 2009-10 session.
The site gives you quick and easy access to all the latest news and information about Wilmslow Guild and its activities.
- The new Syllabus 2009-10 and Spring 2010 supplement are now available at the Guild, in the front lobby, and at many local libraries. They are also available here for download on the Syllabus 2009-10 page.
- The new Programmes page gives direct access to the classes, lectures and other events in the Guild Programme for the 2009-10 session.
- A new feature of the site is the Index by Topic page under the programmes drop down menu, which provides links to the various parts of the programme arranged by subject or topic.
- The What's New page links you to the latest news from the Guild.
- Details about navigating around this site are given on the About this Site page.
- The Page Tags page allows you to navigate by topic.
- See the Contact page for addresses and phone numbers. There's a Location Map here that shows how to reach us, and also maps to some of our other venues.
- We'd welcome Comments and Feedback about the site.
The Wilmslow Guild
Wilmslow Guild is an independent, self-governing body, non-party and non sectarian. The Guild is a Registered Charity No. 520137.
Founded in 1926, its original aims remain unchanged. Now, as then, they are:
"To provide a centre in which men and women may find opportunities for the enrichment of life through education, fellowship and co-operative effort for the welfare of the community."
With only four paid administrative staff, the Guild is run largely by volunteers who determine policy and deal with enrolment, much office administration, routine maintenance, and countless other tasks. The clubs, groups and societies also depend on volunteers to implement the planning and organisation of their programmes and activities. Without its volunteers, the Guild could not have developed the service it now offers to its members, and we acknowledge the value of their contributions. The experience and expertise of Guild members is always welcome.
For the first time in many years the Guild will be receiving no grant aid from national or local government in this academic year.
Membership of the Guild is open to all aged 18 years and above.
John Spawton M.Ed
Principal
New to the Guild?
Perhaps Wilmslow Guild is new to you?
- Do please also check out the Guild Notices page.
- See the Contact Us page if you want to get it touch.
- Many current Guild activities can be accessed through the Programmes menu button and those beneath it.
Groups, Clubs and Societies
Don't miss the Groups, Clubs and Societies page with details about this flourishing aspect of the Guild's activities. Several of the thirteen Groups, Clubs and Societies have their own web sites:
- Wilmslow Guild Audio-Visual Group.
- Wilmslow Guild Bridge Club.
- The Guild Players.
- Wilmslow Guild Photographic Society also has a Wikidot site at WGPS Wikidot.
- Wilmslow Guild Walking Group.
- The new Wilmslow Guild Gardening Club site is up and running.
Guild Gallery
The Guild Gallery page gives early news about exhibitions and displays around the Guild.
Please Tell your Friends
Do please spread the word about our new site to your friends and other Guild members.
The link for this site is:
wilmslowguild.wikidot.com
Note that this site address does not have the common "www." prefix.
Photograph: Michael Wood
