Programme
Visitors were able to enjoy an extensive programme of seminars and activities.
There were lots of action packed fun and activities for visitors to participate in and enjoy- from Tai Chi to Salsa and Merengue.
THE PRUDENTIAL SEMINAR THEATRE
The Prudential Seminar Theatre hosted a series of informative seminars with opportunities for questions from the audience. The programme below outlines the exciting topics that our speakers covered.
Friday 11th March 2011 |
Saturday 12th March 2011 |
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10.45 |
Gardening Question and Answer Panel With Sam Youd, Garden Manager, Tatton Hall Jeff Turner, ex Granada TV "Muck and Jeff" Simon Tetlow, Tatton Hall |
10.45 |
Gardening Question and Answer Panel Phil Dunnett, Ribblesdale Nurseries Andrew Richards, National Gardens Scheme Dorothy Richards, National Garden Scheme |
11.45 |
Top Tax Tips |
11.45 |
Top Tax Tips |
12.20 |
Starting Over - a guide to the emotional and practical minefield of life after 50 |
12.20 |
Starting Over - a guide to the emotional and practical minefield of life after 50 |
12.55 |
Your Money Matters Chaired by Sarah Pennells, SavvyWoman Christopher Friel, Prudential Alison-Jane Bailey, Head of Policy & Technical Development, The Pensions Advisory Service Simon Primmer, Technical Specialist, The Pensions Advisory Service Alex Samuels, Samuels Financial Rob Gore, Stephensons Solicitors |
12.55 |
Your Money Matters Chaired by Sarah Pennells, SavvyWoman Graeme Martin, Prudential Alison-Jane Bailey, Head of Policy & Technical Development, The Pensions Advisory Service Simon Primmer, Technical Specialist, The Pensions Advisory Service Alex Samuels, Samuels Financial
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14.05 |
Understanding pensions and annuities |
14.05 |
Understanding pensions and annuities |
14.45 |
How to make the most of your money |
14.45 |
How to make the most of your money |
15.20 |
Dress for your Shape |
15.25 |
S.U.C.C.E.S.S in your Retirement |
16.00 |
S.U.C.C.E.S.S in your Retirement |
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Gentle movement and exercise sessions led by our experts have proved to be a popular addition to the programme. Sessions lasting approximately an hour allowed visitors to try something new and to get involved in the show, there were demonstrations from British Wheel of Yoga and Tai chi Union of Great Britain.
DANCE FLOOR
Friday 11th March 2011 |
Saturday 12th March 2011 |
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10.30 |
Broken Heelz Modern Line Dancing |
10.30 |
Broken Heelz Modern Line Dancing |
11.40 |
Yoga |
11.40 |
Yoga |
12.40 |
Dance Merengue and Salsa! |
12.40 |
Dance Merengue and Salsa! |
13.45 |
Red Rose Chorus |
13.45 |
The Red Rosettes |
14.20 |
Tai Chi Union of Great Britain |
14.20 |
Tai Chi Union of Great Britain |
15.30 |
Red Rose Chorus |
15.30 |
The Red Rosettes |
16.00 |
Soca Aerobics Dance Presentation |
16.00 |
Soca Aerobics Dance Presentation |
COOKERY DEMONSTRATIONS
took place in the AGA Rangemaster Cookery Theatrewith demonstrations from The Vegetarian Society, The Mark Addy, Tempus at The Palace Hotel, Choice Bar and Restaurant and Michael Caines at ABode Chester
COOKERY DEMONSTRATIONS ON FRIDAY 11TH MARCH took PLACE AT:
10.30 - 11.15
Alex Connell - The Vegetarian Society
11.45 – 12.30 and 13.00 - 13.45
Robert Owen Brown - The Mark Addy (Manchester Food and Drink Festival 2010 'Newcomer of the Year')
14.15 – 15.00 and 16.00 - 16.45
Jason Littlejohn - Tempus at The Palace Hotel, Manchester
COOKERY DEMONSTRATIONS ON SATURDAY 12TH MARCH took PLACE AT:
10.30 – 11.15 and 11.45 - 12.30
Stuart Collins, Executive Chef - Michael Caines at ABode Chester
13.00 – 13.45 and 14.15 - 15.00
Alex Connell - The Vegetarian Society
Fashion Shows took place on the catwalk
Fifty plus, Fashion that fits your lifestyle
11.15 – 11.45
12.30 - 13.00
16.00 - 16.30
Slaters - mostly menswear!
14.00 - 14.30