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Celebrate Black History Month in North East Lincolnshire and mark the 60th anniversary of the Windrush Arrivals
Please note:
Youth Time is currently closed!
The Neighbourhood Youth Work Team apologies for any inconvenience caused…
Andy Merrikin
Neighbourhood Youth Worker - Centre
12.07.08
Youth Time is currently closed!
The Neighbourhood Youth Work Team apologies for any inconvenience caused…
Andy Merrikin
Neighbourhood Youth Worker - Centre
12.07.08
Brief history of St Hugh’s Community Centre and what we do!
St Hugh’s Community Centre was built in the 1960’s in association with the Church of England. It had been agreed during St Hugh’s 50 year anniversary in 1961 that a new youth centre should be built for the children and young people of the area.
The Centre under went a refurbishment with the aid of a Lottery grant in 2003.
The current paid staffs at the centre are the Centre Manager and a Caretaker. Existing activities running from St Hugh’s are Parchment Art, Scouts, Cubs, Beavers, Keep Fit, Weight Issues Balance class, Karate, Tai Chi, Grimsby Majorettes, and Youth Time. The centre is also used for parties and family celebrations and Sure Start activities.
We have a gardening group and looking at developing a community garden in 2008, we have also a History group who meet monthly and are piecing together the history of the West Marsh with the intention of producing a book.
Our vision is to provide a centre where regular community activities can take place for the people of the West Marsh and Macaulay areas of
Our mission therefore is to: offer a diverse range of activities for people despite of their age, races, gender, disability, or religion. To work in partnership with our colleagues from other centres in Grimsby in particular the West Marsh and to develop long term strategies for joint working with the Local authority and our health colleagues.
St Hugh’s Community Centre was built in the 1960’s in association with the Church of England. It had been agreed during St Hugh’s 50 year anniversary in 1961 that a new youth centre should be built for the children and young people of the area.
The Centre under went a refurbishment with the aid of a Lottery grant in 2003.
The current paid staffs at the centre are the Centre Manager and a Caretaker. Existing activities running from St Hugh’s are Parchment Art, Scouts, Cubs, Beavers, Keep Fit, Weight Issues Balance class, Karate, Tai Chi, Grimsby Majorettes, and Youth Time. The centre is also used for parties and family celebrations and Sure Start activities.
We have a gardening group and looking at developing a community garden in 2008, we have also a History group who meet monthly and are piecing together the history of the West Marsh with the intention of producing a book.
Our vision is to provide a centre where regular community activities can take place for the people of the West Marsh and Macaulay areas of
Our mission therefore is to: offer a diverse range of activities for people despite of their age, races, gender, disability, or religion. To work in partnership with our colleagues from other centres in Grimsby in particular the West Marsh and to develop long term strategies for joint working with the Local authority and our health colleagues.
Central Neighbourhood Newsletter
Developed by the Central Neighbourhood Young People’s Forum
If you are between 13 to 19 and interested in being part of the Central Neighbourhood Young People's Forum / Central*News journalism team, please contact Andy Merrikin (Neighbourhood Youth Worker) at Nunsthorpe Young People's Centre on (01472) 323287 or email andrew.merrikin@nelincs.gov.uk
Release Date: 21st July 2008
Contact us…
For more information on activities at St. Hugh’s Community Centre contact:
Sandra Mason (Manager)
For more information on activities at St. Hugh’s Community Centre contact:
Sandra Mason (Manager)
St. Hugh's Community Centre
Haycroft Street
Grimsby
North East Lincolnshire
DN31 2EE
Tel: (01472) 231507
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Holiday Activities in Grimsby Central
For information on activities within Western Young People’s Centre and across Grimsby Central visit the Family Information Service Website at:
http://www.familyinformationservice.info
For information on activities within Western Young People’s Centre and across Grimsby Central visit the Family Information Service Website at:
http://www.familyinformationservice.info
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