Is a modern well constructed centre with good car-park and disabled access, the car park has about 40 places and there is plenty of street parking on Seabank Road.
Location
http://www.streetmap.co.uk/newmap.srf?x=305195&y=382880&z=1&sv=305195,382880&st=4&ar=Y&mapp=newmap.srf&searchp=newsearch.srf
If link don't work for Sat Nav, try postcode LL19 7PP or SJ051828 .
Aerial shot
http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?ie=UTF-8&hl=en&tab=il&q=ll19%207pp
Direction from Prestatyn Train Station -
Its about 0.8 mile from the train station, best route to avoid getting lost is to head west down Standy lane, for about 200 yards then north to Victoria Road (its a main road) along that until Purbeck Ave, turn down that and at the far (west) end theys a cut though and it backs on to it., see the street map and aerial view.
If coming by Push Bike doubt if anyone would mind you bringing it into the room or next room if empty for security.
Thursday 7 August 2008
Membership & meets
A programme of illustrated talks on the first Friday of the month from September to April at the Jubilee Community Centre, 45 Seabank Drive, Prestatyn, LL19 7PP @ 7.30pm.
Visitors Welcome: Admission £1.
Membership for the 2008-2009 season is £7, normally one can join at any time but most join on the first or second meet, this entiles you to attend FREE for the rest of the season.
Start time is normally at 7.30pm, there is a break half way though for tea and biscuits @ 40p and a chat. The raffle takes place during the break, tickets £1. The talks should finish around 10.00pm
During 2007-2008 the average attendance was about 30-40
Anybody requiring information about the programme should contact: David Jones Tel: 01244 537440 or email: davejan64@]btinternet.com
Visitors Welcome: Admission £1.
Membership for the 2008-2009 season is £7, normally one can join at any time but most join on the first or second meet, this entiles you to attend FREE for the rest of the season.
Start time is normally at 7.30pm, there is a break half way though for tea and biscuits @ 40p and a chat. The raffle takes place during the break, tickets £1. The talks should finish around 10.00pm
During 2007-2008 the average attendance was about 30-40
Anybody requiring information about the programme should contact: David Jones Tel: 01244 537440 or email: davejan64@]btinternet.com
Calender of Events 2008-2009
All meets start at 7.30pm
Friday 5 Sept 2008
‘An Evening with Les Nixon’ A mix of pictures taken over the past 50 years from this highly acclaimed railway photographer including some foreign material from all over the world.
Well attended meet with over 50 turning up to watch an excellent show with varies sides mixed up over the decades, plus the usally raffle and tea at half time.
Friday 3rd October 2008
‘The Tramways & Railways to Holywell’ Illustrated talk of the rail systems that served Holywell. John R Thomas.
Friday 7th November 2008
‘Archive Cine Film’ B & R Video Productions present a night of nostalgia including footage taken in North Wales. This is an ideal opportunity to pick up this years Christmas present in video or DVD format. Colin White.
Friday 5th December 2008
‘Welsh Railways over the years’ A look back at steam days in the principality covered by Arriva Trains Wales. See how it’s changed over the years. Larry Davies
Events for 2009
Friday 9th January 2009 note this is the 2nd friday of the month.
‘Steaming through the Gauges in the 21st Century’ A medium-format slide presentation showing steam trains in the UK, Europe, North America, Africa and the Middle East from the year 2000 onwards. Geoff Morris
Friday 6th February 2009
‘The Birkenhead Railway’ On his doorstep, this is one of Edgar’s favourite railways and best programmes. Edgar Richards
Friday 6th March 2009
‘AGM followed by Chairman’s Evening & Photo Competition’ This being Francis’s last year as Chairman, he takes a look back at his life long interest in railways. Francis Phillips
Friday 3th April 2009
’55 Years of the Development of the Talyllyn Railway’ The trials and tribulations of running a railway in preservation. Andy Lawton
Friday 5 Sept 2008
‘An Evening with Les Nixon’ A mix of pictures taken over the past 50 years from this highly acclaimed railway photographer including some foreign material from all over the world.
Well attended meet with over 50 turning up to watch an excellent show with varies sides mixed up over the decades, plus the usally raffle and tea at half time.
Friday 3rd October 2008
‘The Tramways & Railways to Holywell’ Illustrated talk of the rail systems that served Holywell. John R Thomas.
Friday 7th November 2008
‘Archive Cine Film’ B & R Video Productions present a night of nostalgia including footage taken in North Wales. This is an ideal opportunity to pick up this years Christmas present in video or DVD format. Colin White.
Friday 5th December 2008
‘Welsh Railways over the years’ A look back at steam days in the principality covered by Arriva Trains Wales. See how it’s changed over the years. Larry Davies
Events for 2009
Friday 9th January 2009 note this is the 2nd friday of the month.
‘Steaming through the Gauges in the 21st Century’ A medium-format slide presentation showing steam trains in the UK, Europe, North America, Africa and the Middle East from the year 2000 onwards. Geoff Morris
Friday 6th February 2009
‘The Birkenhead Railway’ On his doorstep, this is one of Edgar’s favourite railways and best programmes. Edgar Richards
Friday 6th March 2009
‘AGM followed by Chairman’s Evening & Photo Competition’ This being Francis’s last year as Chairman, he takes a look back at his life long interest in railways. Francis Phillips
Friday 3th April 2009
’55 Years of the Development of the Talyllyn Railway’ The trials and tribulations of running a railway in preservation. Andy Lawton
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