Author: Rebecca Lea

The route for the walk this Wednesday (10th) has been changed. It will now go up to Billinge Hill, returning via Rainow. The walk will be 5 miles and have a difficulty rating of 3 boots.

The famous Bridgend Christmas party will be taking place on Monday 18th December. Contact us to book your place!

Available to download today https://bridgendcentre.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Bridging-social-isolation-No-104-1st-December-2023.pdf

Prepare for festive wellbeing this year with this session at the Bridgend Centre!

Huge thanks to the ladies of Happy Valley in Bloom for planting up lots of lovely plants at the Bridgend Centre to give us some splashes of bright colour through the winter months. It looks beautiful.

We are pleased to announce that the Bollington Walking Festival is now available to pick up from various outlets in Bollington, including the Bridgend Centre or download from the website www.bollingtonwalkingfestival.co.uk.

We are super-excited about the event and hope to see you on a walk!

Due to very wet and muddy conditions on the original planned route for the Bridgend walk next Wednesday 2nd August, we are changing it to Heritage Trail 6 which goes to Higher Hurdsfield and back.

It is the same length and difficulty as the route planned at 5.5 miles and two boots.

If you have any questions about this, please do drop us a message.

Great news! The Bridgend Centre has been awarded a grant of £9,585 to help fund our Drop-in Kitchen and Support service this year by the National Lottery Community Fund. This will allow us to continue supporting people when they drop-in to Bridgend for a cuppa and maybe someone to talk to. The National Lottery Community Fund

A huge thank you to the National Lottery, this is a great boost to our charity this year.