A social hub for the older  generation celebrated Older People’s Day with a feature on  BBC Radio Merseyside.

Community interest company Endeavour 2013 provides a variety of   activities and entertainment each   Tuesday at the Flatt Lane Community Centre, Ellesmere Port,   from  10am to 2pm.

It marked this year’s Older  People’s  Day with a celebration of  the achievements older people have  brought to  community.

The hub featured on Sean Styles’s   programme on Radio Merseyside  on  the day as Sean had visited in the   previous week to find out about the   unique service offered at Endeavour.

Bryan Caldycott of Chester Accordion Group played a selection of   music while town mayor of   Ellesmere Port Cllr Bob Crompton   joined in for a buffet lunch. In the   afternoon clients were treated to a   tea tasting demonstration from  Whittard of Chelsea.

Local fundraiser Billy Birch also   popped in for lunch and Cllr Tony Sherlock came along to chat to the   clients. Balloons to decorate the  room  were kindly donated by  Blooming  Lovely florists in  Whitby.

Endeavour is now offering subsidised transport to clients  at a price  of  £2 for a return journey within the   local areas of Ellesmere Port providing a door-to-door service.

This is in addition to the £8 daily   charge.

“So for £10, including door-to-door   transport, you will have a fun  packed  day, meeting up with new  and old  friends, a two-course freshly  prepared meal, morning and afternoon,  refreshments, activities,  talks, demos  and entertainment,”  said Paula  Collins at the hub.

To find out more and book your   place ring Paula on 0151 200 1861.

People can also view the web site  at  www.endeavoursocialhub.org