If we really want to be serious about changing business, we have to confront the fundamental structure of ownership. The term ‘democratic business’ is not about the promotion of a single model, but a description of the powers that can exist in almost any legal structure. A really simple test for any government, funder, or development body is to focus on the basic characteristics of business – who owns it? who benefits from its value? and who makes the decisions?
Stretford Public Hall is a multi-purpose venue, run by Friends of Stretford Public Hall, a charitable community benefit society and we operate on co-operative principles. Our aim is to create space for good things to happen in Stretford.
Getting here
Bus | There is a bus stop just outside the Hall on Chester Rd which is serviced by several local bus routes (79, 253, 255, 256, 263, 272 and 277).
Tram | The Hall is a 5 minute walk from the Stretford tram stop.
Taxi | Drivers can pull up alongside the Hall on Dorset St or can use the Hall’s car park for drop-off / collection.
Driving | The hall has a car park just off Dorset St with 48 spaces and disabled parking bays that are free to use for visitors on a first come first served basis. There are two disabled parking spaces adjacent to the Hall on Dorset St.
From outside Manchester | If you’re travelling from outside Manchester, visit the Trainline website for information about rail travel. Trains connect with the tram at Manchester Piccadilly station.
Arrival/Departures | Wednesday 1 November - Check-in from 9.45, Sessions 10.30 - 16.30
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