Welcome to Hoole Community Centre
Hoole Community Centre provides a practical and safe place for local groups. We hire space for workshops, classes, meetings, children’s activities and family celebrations. Our mission is to serve the community today and in the future. Hoole Community Centre has over 20 different activities taking place at the moment ranging from activities such as zumba, Yoga, art classes and a variety of dance classes. The community centre has 7 spaces available for hire, one being a large hall.
Our next Friday Family Social is on Friday 14th December. We are going for an old school festive film and refreshments will be available to purchase, as will mulled wine (for the adults obviously)!!
Aimed at primary school children and their parents, come along for your tea and a fun film*
Doors open at 5pm, there will be hot dogs and snacks available, including ice cream at the interval.
*only food purchased at event to be consumed. You are welcome to bring your own picnic blankets and bean bags. Seating available. Not suitable for under 3's, all children must be accompanied by an adult.
3 days ago ·
Tickets are now on sale for our annual Seniors' Christmas Lunch. Being held on Wednesday 12th December, it's 2 courses plus entertainment for £6.50. This is a popular event with tickets already 80% sold. Please call in to the community centre or phone 01244 342741 to buy tickets 🎅🎄🍾
3 days ago ·
Thank you to Chris from Home Instead Senior Care Chester, who came to talk to us about Think Jessica. Lots of question answered and some raised regarding staying safe online...remember we have free digital drop-in sessions available on Monday (2-4pm) and Tuesday (10am-12), with friendly I.T. Buddies on hand to help 💻☎️📲📮
We also celebrated Sylvia and Doreen's 90th Birthdays! They don't look a day over 21 🎉🎂9️⃣️0️⃣️🥂🎁
4 days ago ·
Lots of freshly baked cakes ready for purchase...vegan friendly chocolate orange flapjack, bakewell tart and flourless chocolate almond cake 🍰
6 days ago ·
Hugh Owen will be joining us to talk about "The value of dust, dirt, and debris for detectives" and covers his visit to the United States of America in 1996 when he worked with various law enforcement agencies having been awarded a Winston Churchill Fellowship.
Hugh experienced the police department forensics in Boston, New York, Los Angeles Police Department and with the FBI
and the Secret Service in Washington. A retired police forensic scientist, he gives an extremely fascinating and very informative insight into police forensics in the USA.
How forensically aware are you? Put yourself to the test with a brief forensic awareness quiz.
1 week ago ·