Cheapside Green Community Hub
Welcome to Cheapside Green Community Hub in Worksop!
Our new outdoors hub in Worksop launched in autumn 2024 with a series of family events, including workshops on bird box making, healthy cooking, pumpkin carving and a nature play session for pre-school age children.
We are working hard to make this a welcoming space for the whole community to enjoy.
From children’s play groups, educational activities and green skills training for adults to growing our own produce to pass to the community, we have big plans for this Hub! All our events are FREE, as we are fully funded.
Take a look below at our upcoming events and how you can get involved.
Address: Entrance to Allotments via metal gate next to 109 Cheapside, Worksop, S80 2JD
FREE half-term events
We are hosting free events at our Cheapside Green Community Hub in Worksop, for people of all ages and abilities:
- Wednesday 19 November 10am – 12pm: Bushcraft
- Wednesday 10 December 10am – 12pm: Festive Wreath
Open to people of all ages and abilities. All children must be accompanied by an adult.
Volunteering opportunities
We have big plans for our Hub! Will you help us make it a success for the local community?
We need volunteers to help us with: DIY, gardening, implementing infrastructure such as polytunnels, raised beds, seating, and more.
People of all ages, skill levels and abilities are welcome. We will be on-site every Monday morning from 9:30am – 12pm. You can still sign up even if you can’t join us every week.
You will be part of a passionate, dynamic team – with travel expenses paid.
Sign up below, or to have a chat about these roles, contact our Environment Coach Thomas: 0784 2431 852 / thomas.hollier@groundwork.org.uk
News
Cheapside Green Community Hub in Worksop gets financial support
We are pleased to announce a £50,000 funding boost. The money will be spent on installing drainage, erecting polytunnels and all-weather shelters at the allotment site, which will also offer space for mental health services through a sensory area, offer schools the opportunity to engage children alongside developing a wildlife haven.
