Welcome to the New Brighton Community Centre

Whether you are looking to hire a function room with its own modern, well equipped kitchen facilities, or for details of forthcoming activities and services available, you will find a wealth of information on what the New Brighton Community Centre has on offer here on our new website. We are a friendly community centre in the heart of New Brighton, that provides a wide range of services and activities for our local community and here you can find out what they are.

See what is going on, and find out how you can get involved. Get all the latest news, and find out the many ways to contact us for more details. We hope you enjoy our website and find everything you're looking for. If not, please contact us using the details on this page to get in touch.

Thanks, the team at New Brighton Community Centre.

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Smart Meter Information presentation delivered around the New Brighton area of Wirral Merseyside

Photographs show Pat Hackett the New Brighton Community Centre Manager promoting and presenting Smart Meter information to partners, including Merseyside Police, Involve North West, Wirral Council Community Patrol and Magenta Housing.

The partners were calling around the area knocking on doors informing people of general information available including delivering leaflets explaining the benefits of smart meters.

Residents in for a warm welcome at revamped community centre

New Brighton Community Centre Chair Hugh Lloyd is appealing for local residents to back the Community Centre. He said, "The Community centre is an established venue that has been used by the local community since 1981, generations of residents and families have used the centre over the years for recreation, support and advice. It's always available for use by the general public for meeting, socialising, exercising and learning. It is a charity, run by our voluntary committee of trustees, made up of local residents, who give up their time freely to help the centre continue its support to the local community".

Hugh Lloyd continued by stating that; "if you are organising a meeting of some kind, or an event, use the community centre and pay for it. That way you're helping to keep it going. You could also arrange a fundraiser to bring funds directly into the coffers of the community centre".

A makeover has taken place in the main activity room, which includes murals and landscapes of New Brighton & Liverpool landmarks, painted by well known local artist Fred Biddulph, with the paint sponsored by AJ Howell DIY of Rake Lane, Wallasey. A new website has also been set up detailing all that's best about the centre, including an archive section stretching back to 1981, maybe you recognise yourself?

Donate

New Brighton Community Centre needs your help to stay open. Please help us to help you by donating

New Brighton Community Centre has been providing services to the local community since 1981, and you might have been helped and supported over that time. For instance, you might have gone to the youth club back in the 1980s and now have your own family and may wish to contribute. No matter how big or small, just £2 from each resident can make all the difference to enable it to continue for many years to come for the benefit of future generations. The centre has always existed to improve the quality of life for local people by offering excellent services which provide a range of educational, recreational, and social opportunities that meet the needs of the local community.

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Lunch Club

The Lunch Club is on Tuesdays, starting at 12 noon for 12:30pm sit down. It is open to everyone, particularly those on their own It brings people together to enjoy a hot nutritious meal and socialise with friends at the same time. The meal of course is just one part of the lunchtime experience. It's a social occasion as much as it is a nutritional one. It is the opportunity to have an inexpensive, warm, healthy and tasty meal, outside of the home and is also the opportunity to meet with others in a social setting. For people living on their own both can be equally important. We are also looking to start social activities, like bingo, films and days out, please call in if you would like to help.