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The room with the door always open
A run-on-a-shoestring centre kept open by a small staff team and a brilliant rota of volunteers. We host language classes, a parents' drop-in, a luncheon club for the over-70s, a teenage homework club after school and a Friday community kitchen open to anyone.
Most activities cost nothing or a token amount; the building is yours to hire when we are not using it ourselves. Wifi, kettle, accessible loo and a kind ear are always on.
Opening Hours
Classes, drop-ins and rooms to hire
Free and pay-what-you-can classes, room hire for clubs and parties, and signposting to local support.
Drop-in conversation class for adults learning English, run by retired teachers — all levels welcome, no booking needed.
Toys, tea and a quiet sofa for parents and under-fives, with a midwife present once a month and a baby-weigh station.
Three-course shared lunch cooked by volunteers — pay what you can, no questions asked, vegetarian option always available.
Quiet study space for 11-16s with two volunteer tutors on rotation, free wifi and a fruit and biscuits table.
Big hall with stage, kitchen access and 80 chairs — perfect for clubs, classes, baby showers and small wakes.
Small carpeted room for committee meetings, counselling sessions, music lessons or a private chat — kettle and tea on tap.
Our Prices
Quality services at fair prices.
« A community is the small thing that happens when nobody is keeping score. »
Our Work
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What Our Clients Say
"I came to the Friday lunch as a guest after my husband died. Two months later I was peeling potatoes and now it's the best part of my week."
"We've been running a chess club here for nine years on a budget of basically nothing. The trustees keep the rate the same and we keep showing up."
"Where I made my first friends after moving here. The midwife visit picked up something the GP missed and I will always be grateful."
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