Our grateful thanks to the Rotary Club and Brockworth Parish Council who have generously funded the Summer Activities programme for the children of Brockworth.
Please call Brockworth Link on 01452 862730 or visit us to book your place.
Brockworth Link is delighted to announce that a grant has been received from the National Lottery Community Fund.
This grant will enable us to ascertain the needs and wishes of the community for future activities, events and facilities available.
We are extremely grateful for this grant as it will enable us to acquire information that would have been difficult to afford through our normal funding channels.
From Tuesday 12th February we shall be offering a weekly (term time) employability support session. Help with job applications, CV and covering letter writing, training support and assistance with completing Universal Credit applications. Drop in between 10am and midday on Tuesdays.
The grant will pay for an IT tutor to run basic and intermediate classes at Brockworth Library on a weekly basis for the course of a year.
Nina Walsh, Chair of Brockworth Community Project said: “We were absolutely delighted to receive the grant from Santander Foundation, as we shall be able to offer a vital opportunity to the members of the local community to improve IT skills. It was a very generous grant and everyone at the Project is grateful for the support and encouragement given by Santander Foundation to our charity. Thank you!”
Amy Slack, Manager at the Santander Foundation said: “The Santander Foundation makes hundreds of donations every year to good causes throughout the UK. Our branch is committed to playing a key part in the community and we are delighted to be supporting Brockworth Community Project, and hope the donation makes a real difference to local people.”
Brockworth Community Project has recently been awarded a grant from Gloucestershire Environmental Trust. This grant has enabled the Project to undertake some building work at the Community Library.
This work has involved moving the kitchen to a new location within the building and completely refurbishing it with new units, flooring and decoration.
Two cloakrooms have been upgraded, a new store room has been created and access to all these new rooms has been improved.
The trustees of Brockworth Community Project are extremely grateful to Gloucestershire Environmental Trust for their support and generosity.
Pictures of refurbishment to follow shortly…
These seminars will:
• Consider the faith of Bible characters as they struggled against all kinds of opposition to present their message
• See the progress of Jesus’ ministry and its effect on thosearound him before and after his resurrection
• Watch the growth of the early Church and consider their beliefs and practices and how they developed.
• Search out Bible echoes in the Old and New Testaments using margin references and other study aids
All are welcome to join us at Brockworth Library,
Moorfield Road Brockworth GL3 4EX
Tuesday Evenings 7.30 – 8.45pm (God willing)
New 10 week seminar starts April 25th
The Gospel of Luke
Website: www.midglosbibleseminars.com
The latest development from Brockworth Community Project is to rename our building, offering services to the community.
The building will now be known as The Link @ Brockworth and from this building we will continue to offer all our previous services.
Do come along and use our library, IT Suite, music groups, language groups and many many more.
Come and meet our friendly staff and link with your community.
During the last few months, we have been busy making alterations to the layout of the building. The Project’s office has been moved to the front of the building, into the room that had been used for storage and meetings. The old office space has been completely redeveloped thanks to a capital grant from Tewkesbury Borough Council and is now being rented to Cornerstone Church.
Cornerstone Church will be having their official launch on 23rd April 2015.
Other exciting developments include the refurbishment of the IT Suite which took place at the end of last year.
Brockworth Community Project are pleased to be working with Guinness Hermitage in a work placement scheme.
For more information, click here.
Members of the Tewkesbury Borough Council and
Gloucestershire Market Towns Forum visited the Brockworth Community Library on 26 September where volunteers, staff and trustees were given a chance to showcase our library and youth facilities. Feedback from those who visited us was very positive.
