Our Story
Located on the historic outskirts of Bradford, birthplace of the Brontë sisters, South Square Centre, St James’ Church, and the iconic Thornton Viaduct; our village has a proud heritage and a vibrant spirit.In 2018, a group of committed local residents stepped in to secure the future of the community centre. By 2019, we achieved charity status, allowing us to develop new programmes, improve our facilities, and broaden our impact.
Today, the Community Centre hosts a wide range of activities: wellbeing classes, social groups, Sunday Cinema, community events, private celebrations, and more.
Based inside the Centre, our library has been run by volunteers since 2017, with books and resources provided by Bradford Council Library Services. It offers a welcoming space for readers of all ages and plays a key role in local learning, creativity, and community connection.
What We Do
- Fitness, wellbeing & social classes
- Creative groups and learning opportunities
- Community events, including fairs, market stalls, and open days
- Venue hire for celebrations, meetings, and activities
- A warm, inclusive space for the whole community
Our People
