17th September 2024

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Warm Spaces

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Please find contact details of local community spaces opening their doors to Stroud Town residents over the winter.

Stroud Town

The rising cost of living is impacting on many of us, and when times are hard it is more important than ever that peope come together to look out for one another.

Stroud Warm Spaces is a collective of community groups, churches, arts and culture spaces, and services who are opening their doors to welcome the community this winter.

At each warm space you will find phone charging points, free hot drinks, information about other cost of living support and a really warm welcome. Some spaces also offer hot meals, fun activities and all would welcome talking with those who want to get more involved.

To #donateyourrebate and help keep our warm spaces running you can gift via Stroud District Warm Spaces - Open Collective.

Warm Spaces Timetable

For all the warm spaces across Stroud District visit: Community Hubs Stroud

Community Hubs

Trinity Rooms


Field Road
Stroud
GL5 2HZ
Cafe Fridays 11am-2pm

Middle of The Hill Community Group


Nouncells Cross
Stroud
GL5 1PU
Tuesdays 11am-1pm, Wednesday 5-7pm, Thursdays 11am-1pm

Top of Town


Parliament Children's Centre
Bisley Old Road
Stroud
GL5 1 LZ
Tuesdays 10.30am-1pm and 4-6pm, Saturdays 11am-1pm

Paganhill Community Group

Octagon Centre

Paganhill

Stroud
GL5 4BX
Wednesdays 1pm-4.30pm

Uplands Community Group Grange View GL5 1GR

2nd Wednesday every month 3.30pm-5pm

Marah Trust

Monday, Wednesday, Friday 12.30pm- 2.30pm (The Scout Hut, Parliament Street, GL5 1DU)

Saturday 12.30pm-2.30 pm (Saint Alban's Church, Parliament Street, Stroud GL5 1DP


Other links:

Stroud District Warm Spaces
Warm and Welcome Spaces across Stroud District.

Gloucestershire Libraries Warm & Welcome
Gloucestershire Libraries will be offering a free, warm and welcoming spaces in local communities across the county. Not all libraries are the same but all libraries will provide a basic offer that meets the requirements of the Warm and Welcome scheme.

National Warm Spaces
Warm Spaces is designed to signpost anyone in need of warmth to a warm space to share with others.


If you are interested in hosting a Warm Space in the Stroud Town area, or would like to receive a signposting pack with cost-of-living support information for those customers, guests and community members you have contact with please email laura.beattie@stroudtown.gov.uk. Alternatively visit Warm Spaces - CSCIC for resources and training information across Stroud District.

Last updated: Fri, 15 Dec 2023 16:53