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Your Ward Committee is made up of the three local councillors. Its purpose is to identify and address local issues. The committee consults and works with local residents and businesses, agencies and voluntary and community sector organisations. The Ward Committee meets at least once every two months and is open to all members of the public.
The dates for meetings are:
To be confirmed
The Communities Officer organises and publicises Ward Committee meetings and deals with any issues raised. They can help you with transport to and from the meeting, childcare and information in a range of community languages.
View the public papers for Fenham Ward Committee meetings.
Need a quiet place to study? Stuck on something and need some help? Don't have access to a computer at home for study? Come along to our Learning Hub!
Get away from home and work with a university student tutor. You can get support with:
When and Where?
Millin Centre, 160 Ellesmere Road, Benwell: Mondays and Wednesdays 5:30 – 7:00 p.m.
Open to children and young people (8-18). All student tutors have been CRB-checked, vetted and trained. The Learning Hub is supervised by a qualified teacher. To find out more information or for a registration form, please text or call Caroline on 07930469198 or email to: info@success4all.org.uk. If you find the Millin Centre is too far for you and you have a community centre, church hall or library near you, please get in touch about setting up a LEARNING HUB near you!
The Play Service currently provides sessions at the Slatyford Youth Centre, Bowness Road, NE5 2TA.
For more information please contact 0191 277 2675.
As part of a four year campaign to get more people who live and work in Newcastle doing more exercise more often Active Newcastle offers a wide range of activities. You can take part inregular classes to one off and annual events.
For more information please visit the Active Newcastle website.
FAR is a community development project in the heart of Fenham. They operate from a purpose-built accessible community centre on Acanthus Avenue and deliver regular activities and play schemes for children and young people. They also offer a number of adult educational courses, many of which are free of charge to local residents. FAR offers a number of services for older people, including lunch clubs, courses and activities with most of the activities for older people being free of charge. You can find out more information on their website, http://www.farcentre.org.uk/, or by phoning 0191 274 9264.
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