Brighton and Hove Community Building’s Network – Website

Wed 22 February 2017 12:00 – 14:00 GMT

The Community Building’s Network is a group that meets regularly to provide mutual support to managers of a wide range of community buildings across the city.

We are experienced, friendly and committed building managers and always welcome new members and those that may not have been along for a while. We can help with practical problems, join up our resources and share our experiences skills and concerns. So please come along and ……..

  • Join us in the launching of our brand new website.
  • Hear current CBN members talk about the value of the network, meet other members and make connections.
  • Bring your ideas for future events – for example to create a ‘Brighton and Hove Community Buildings Week’ to help us celebrate the value of our community buildings within which so many amazing activities, events and projects happen every day.
  • Free food and refreshments will be provided.

“It’s more than keeping the boat afloat, It’s about those running community buildings having a bigger voice, sharing ideas, and learning from each other……….we look after each other in difficult times, but also want to collaborate, develop and grow ”

Current Member – Brighton and Hove Community Building’s Network.

We very much look forward to seeing you on the 22nd February.

Cal Chester Citywide Projects Sessional Worker – The Trust for Developing Communities
FAQs

What are my transport/parking options for getting to and from the event?

You can park on site. Car park spaces are first come first serve, and parking costs £5 for a half day or £10 for a full day. Unfortunately, the centre cannot reserve spaces.

To gain access, please use the entry phone on North Road and contact Reception for a permit on your arrival. If the car park is full, there is an RCP car park next door.

The Brighthelm Centre is easily accessible by foot. The No. 7 Bus stops on the corner with Queen’s Rd and Brighton Station is just 3 minutes away.

How can I contact the organiser with any questions?

The organiser is Cal Chester – Citywide Sessional Worker at The Trust for Developing Communities, I can be contacted on calchester@trustdevcom.org.uk.

I am away from Friday January 27th until Monday February 3rd, for any queries please contact:

Anne Tizzard pat.weller1978@gmail.com

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