I recently went to a 60th here for my Grandad. We went in during the day to set up our decorations…read morelike balloons and things and everyone was fairly helpful. They weren't exactly bending over backwards to help us but they were there and they let us move chairs around and things like that. My grandmother had paid the low sum to hire out the room (to the left as you walk in) plus a buffet spread and she had booked her own DJ. The party space had tables and chairs enough for 60-70 people, more than we actually needed - it was an intimate affair - and a stage for the DJ to play from plus a "dance floor" with the private bar to the right. There were also private toilets for our party, The main social club is to the right and its a fairly nice drinking place but is not really anything out of the ordinary.

I tried to get my 21st birthday party here, but sadly they were all booked up which is no surprise…read morehere at all. It is a great place to have a birthday celebration here. The rooms are slightly large if not a bit out dated but can fit a large number of people in. There is a fully stocked bar and it is really cheap as well for drinks. Also if you book a room for a party you can also order a buffet as well so all your guests have food. It is not much but a good idea. I would say that if you decide to hold a party here, you should book well in advance as places like these go fast!

Yes, Mossley has its own football team. Ok, so its not Manchester United but still, they are a big…read morehit in their town and have a large following. They have a large clubhouse/function too, for presentations and its also available for hire with a fully stocked bar and catering if needed. The club is in Top Mossley which means at the top of the hill to you outsiders and the floodlights from the ground can be seen from the rest of the town so there is no chance you can miss it. Many local children play for the junior teams which are very popular and have their own website which is www.mossleyjuniors.co.uk. So take a look if you are interested!

The Fitzroy is a very sociable club to be in with a warm welcoming and friendly atmosphere…read more If you haven't been there it should be put on your places to visit list. I rate this a 5 star thanks Mrs Simpson

Talk about unfriendly. The rest of Stalybridge is admittedly set in its ways but almost nowhere is…read morethis so apparent as Judges bar on Corporation St with its brass band history and named after Jack Judge, music hall entertainer and composer of popular songs back in the day like 'It's a Long Way to Tipperary'. There's not much fun and merriment left over these days. A definite old man joint; there are plenty of other places here to enjoy a drink. It feels like a private social club when it musn't be. Stalybridge Labour Club, for instance, is much more welcoming to young uns unless you kick off and start being rowdy.

Nope. Will I be going in here again? No thank you. I went in once with a few friends and lasted…read moreabout ten minutes. The glares we got was unreal. There just seems to be older people and people trying to be young in here. The beer is not all that either. And quite expensive. If you see this place walk past it. Don't waste your time going in and trying to get a drink.