in support of Israeli / Palestinian dialogue

in peaceful CHESHIRE COUNTRYSIDE

West Manley Hall

[Near Delamere Forest, full directions with tickets]

SUNDAY 1^st July 2012, 1 p.m. till 4 p.m.

 LISTEN OR DANCE TO MUSIC

Middle Eastern music from the NILE BAND

Klezmer music from THE KLATSH

 Klezmer Dancing taught/led by Judith Plowman 

Fish/Vegetarian Buffet included in the price

BRING AND BUY SALE

And much more … Children’s Scavenger Hunt, Boules, Table Football

Tickets £8 – £15 – at your choice.  Children welcome (from £1 each)

 Tickets from: Ros Raizada, West Manley Hall, Manley, Frodsham WA6 9JE

Tel. 01928 740518, Email: rosraizada@gmail.com.

Cheques payable to Windows for Peace (UK).

Walk with us across the sands of Morecambe Bay, led by Cedric Robinson, Queens Guide to the Sands.  Setting off from Arnside at 2.15pm, it will take no less than 3.5 hours to walk to Kent’s Bank.  The walk involves crossing the Kent estuary, where water could be up to thigh level for a short distance.

We are asking walkers to raise a minimum of £40 sponsorship to take part in the walk.  To register and for more information, contact Ursula at morecambebaywalk2012@yahoo.co.uk or 0161 860 4008 with your name and contact details (and age if under 16 years).  Please book early as places are limited.

Windows for Peace Uk is dedicated to promoting dialogue for action about the Israeli Palestinian conflict in Israel, the occupied Palestinian territories and the UK.  It works in partnership with Windows Channels for Communication in the occupied Palestinian territories and Israel.  It is a registered charity.

Sunday November 18 2012 at 1.30 pm, in the Friends’ Meeting House, Mount Street, Manchester, A benefit concert for Windows for Peace UK by the Hepton Singers, singing a programme of mainly Russian music.

The Hepton Singers - http://www.heptonsingers.co.uk/ is a chamber choir with a reputation for performing dramatic programmes of exciting, unaccompanied and often unusual music from the 16th century to the contemporary. The choir is directed by Alison West and based in Hebden Bridge, in the heart of the Pennines between Manchester and Leeds.

The 30-strong choir also tours nationally and internationally, often hosting exchanges with similar ensembles. In 2011 the choir welcomed visiting choir Ars Sacra Nova from Budapest, and their successful tour included a well-received concert at the Friends’ Meeting House in central Manchester.