Zumba Dance Prescot

Zumba Dance Class Prescot

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Zumba Dance Classes Prescot, Rainhill, Merseyside, a great way to get fit, toned and shed pounds.  Above all Zumba is a party and loads of fun.  Join the Zumba Dance Party now at the Rainhill Club, currently holding Zumba Dance Classes on Monday & Tuesday nights.

Contact the Rainhill Zumba Dance Class below on our comment page and we will get back to you.

Zumba Dance Classes Prescot, Merseyside – At Rainhill Club

Zumba Classes Liverpool

Zumba – Rainhill

Have a look at this Zumba Class in Liverpool, Williamson Square.  This illustrates the fun and fitness for all without the boring usual work out.

Go on and get those fee off the table and down to the Zumba Party at the Rainhill Club.

Zumba Class Liverpool Rainhill Club

Zumba Classes now at the Rainhill Club, Liverpool, Merseyside.  The best place to be at Zumba close the following locations:

Zumba Classes – Liverpool

Zumba Classes – Whiston

Zumba Classes – Prescot

Zumba Classes – Rainhill

Zumba Classes – St Helens

All Zumba Classes by trained Zumba Instructors, trained for your safety and benefit.

Wedding Room Hire Liverpool

WEDDING VENUE LIVERPOOL

Free wedding room hire & Venue In Liverpool

 

Our free wedding function rooms for hire in Liverpool are free of charge.   Beat the credit crunch and save money.  The free wedding room is available for you but you have to start booking early before your special wedding venue date is gone.

For that special occassion a wedding function room in Liverpool, Prescot, Rainhill, Merseyside (close to Huyton) is a must but for free is unbeatable.

Below are some pictures of our free wedding room hire in Prescot, Liverpool, Merseyside & St Helens.

Free Wedding Room Hire Liverpool Merseyside & Huyton

Free Wedding Room Hire Liverpool, Merseyside & Huyton

.The Rainhill Club offers a great choice for a successful wedding venue in Liverpool, Merseyside.  The picture above shows a typical wedding venue for the day.  At night time the Rainhill Club comes alive bosting 180 seating capacity, large stage and lighting to round off a perfect day for everyone.

The free wedding venue in Liverpool, Rainhill, Prescot, Huyton and Merseyside is certainly a perfect location and as the room is totally free of charge you must book early.

The Rainhill Club’s Free Wedding Venue in Liverpool & St Helens holds up to 170 seated guests.

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Free Wedding Venue for Hire Liverpool & St Helens

To Book Your Free Wedding Venue In Liverpool, Rainhill

You must call us now to book your free Wedding Function Room.

Email jane@rainhillclub.co.uk or call

0151 4264131

Rainhill Club’s Wedding Venue In Liverpool – Night Time – Live Acts

The evening will be electric.  The large stage and dance floor will complement your special wedding day.  You can arrange your own band or DJ or we can help you with your choice.  It’s your wedding day, but we can help you if required.  Below is a typical lay out of a live band on stage at the large wedding  function room.  The Rainhill Club is situation in Liverpool, close to Prescot, Huyton and St Helens just off the M 62.

Wedding Venue - Live Act on Stage Liverpool

Wedding Venue - Live Act on Stage Liverpool


Google Maps – Rainhill Club – Wedding Venue In Liverpool

We are perfectly located in Rainhill, Liverpool close to the M 62, St Helens, Huyton and Prescot in Liverpool.   We are a matter of minutes away from Rainhill Station and have ample parking spaces.

For Google Maps click here.

Madison New Year’s Eve

New Year’s Eve Party 2009

What a fantastic party, Rainhill Club would like to than everyone who attended to make this special night a great occassion.

(Details posted on the web site December 2009)

Get you ticket now.   Everyone is welcome, members and non-members. Our Party Night is always sold out so don’t be disappointed.     The Rainhill Club have spent big to make New Year’s Eve that extra bit special by booking MADISON  a 3 Piece Party Band from Liverpool.  You can sample their music and song choice by clicking on the following link:

MADISON WEB SITE – HOME PAGE

With a wealth of professional experience under their belts, Madison Members have toured with : The Sugababes, Ronan Keating, Ray Quinn, Deacon Blue, The Hoosiers to name a few. Madison have performed at the Liverpool Echo Arena and have toured Sweden, Italy and are constantly all over the UK.

Having played many weddings, private functions etc we know you are in for a great night. Music such as Queen, The Beatles, Stevie Wonder, U2, The Killers, Oasis and many more are guaranteed dance floor fillers.

If that was not enough, we have our DJ, bingo, open the box and much much more whilst still keeping down the cost of our beers, wines and spirits.

Ticket Prices only £9 for members and £11 non-members.

Link to Us

Add Our Link

To help backlinking and promote our web site we would be happy to exchange links on respected web site.  Simply copy our link home page below and put it onto your web site.  Once you have done this email us to confirm that it has been done.  We will check your web site and if found, will put your web site link on ours in this section.

http://www.rainhillclub.co.uk/

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History of The Rainhill Labour Club

Rainhill Labour Club

This article is about the Rainhill Labour Club, Warburton Hey, Rainhill, Prescot Merseyside L35 4LF United Kingdom.

Rainhill Labour Club was set up over 80 years ago on a small plot of land.  The Labour Club was set up to reflect the “working class” affiliation of the Political Labour Party movement.  A sense of belonging was achieved with the working class as the members of the Rainhill Club were effectively owners of the Club.  Members paid annual subscriptions  which entitled them to an equal share in the Club and reduced admission fees.  Membership often means that the Club’s property was owned freehold and has no landlord or rent to pay.

In return the Rainhill Club (as all Labour Clubs which were being set up across the Country) paid out of the membership fees its “dues” to the Labour Party which obtained a revenue stream for its political fund raising.  Labour Clubs grew in popularity especially in the 1970’s becoming a focal point in the local community.  Most weekends Rainhill Labour Club would have artists performing live on stage to provide entertainment.  Artists booked would be solo female or male artists, groups, comedians and more recently Tribute Bands.

The Rainhill Club also has its own snooker teams, darts team and paid for a pensioners day out to Blackpool and other seaside resorts.  With regular bingo and quiz nights together with favourites like “open the box” and “play your cards right” it provided a varied and popular entertainment.  These type of activities are very much typical of Labour Clubs across the country.

Rainhill Labour Club’s Constitution

Membership entitled the individual members to vote for the Treasurer, Trustees and other Committee Members.  One of the Committee members would be called the “Concert Secretary” who would be employed with sourcing the best local and sometimes national live artists to perform at the Club.  It is often said that many comedians and entertainers had got their break in life by performing at the Labour Clubs and “working man’s Clubs”.

In law a Labour Club does not exist in its own right and cannot be sue or be sued in its own name.  It must always act through its members and therefore third parties contracting with a Labour Club must be careful as to who it is dealing with and ensure if it does sue a Labour Club, it must get the legal documents right.  It is important to always obtain legal advice on the matter.  Furthermore members of a Labour Club cannot hold property in its own right so it must appoint Trustees who will hold the land or property on trust on behalf of its members.  Trustees in this capacity must ensure that they obtain legal advice and suitable indemnities from the members as any loss incurred by a third party dealing with a Labour Club may be required to sue the Trustees.  Trustees cannot be members of the Club.

How Rainhill Labour Club’s Land Is Held

By way of title deed number MS433437 at the Land Registry Birkenhead Office the Proprietorship Register reveals that fact that Rainhill Club’s premises are held in absolute title to the Trustees of the Club.  The Chargers Register refers to an early covenant by way of a conveyance of the land dated the 14 April 1943 made between (1) Liverpool Assets Contract and Property Corporation Limited (Vendors) and (2 William Henry Pennington (Purchaser).  The covenant is simply to bind any other successors in title to respect the front wall of any house or building to be erected which should be in line with the building line and the usual right to drainage and right over land.

Demise of Labour Clubs

As with Public Houses closing every day in the UK, due to the economic climate and smoking ban, Labour Clubs have been closing rapidly.  Indeed Rainhill Labour Club’s own property register reveals a sorry state as it reveals that it has  a secured mortgage on the title.  A reflection of having to borrow money to survive.  The membership now of the Rainhill Labour Club is almost 50/50 over and under 65 years of age.  This is typical of many Labour Clubs, members are getting older, shrinking in numbers and  failure to attract younger members.  This could only mean one thing, closure.  Indeed the Rainhill Labour Club is now subject to a buy out from a lifelong member to try to turn around its fortunes.

Future of Labour Clubs

It is a hard battle to remain open in the current climate.  However if it is able to reduce and keep down costs many may survive but within the next 2 years there will be more blood on the carpet.  As for the Rainhill Labour Club, its constitution may change it  will maintain its beliefs and extend its history by offering a wider range of entertainment and services to attract younger members.  Time will tell but it is looking promising and who knows Labour Clubs may be the hub of the community again.

Note in 2009 the Rainhill Labour Club in name no longer exists.  The Club now operates through a limited company called the Rainhill Club and Sports Lounge Ltd.  There are now no members or committee. The new club offers the same ideals but modernised to keep up with the times to ensure its continued survival.

If you can add to the history of Rainhill Club please leave a message.