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The Men’s Shed in South Cerney gives men of all ages the chance to share and learn practical skills like woodwork and DIY in a purpose built centre in South Cerney. You can work on your own projects, take part in group projects and be part of a supportive group of men who come from all walks of life. Men’s Shed gives you the chance to meet people and appreciate the value of peer support. It is especially beneficial for men who are experiencing bereavement, poor health or loneliness. The South Cerney Men’s Shed is now an established part of the South Cerney community. It has developed a number of community projects for the area. These include creating garden planters for Bosch Rexroth in South Cerney, to providing bird boxes and mud kitchens to Ann Edwards School in South Cerney for the children to use and enjoy. There’s lots more planned, so come and get involved. £2 suggested donation for each session.

Time For You is a welcoming women-only group that runs on Monday and Tuesday mornings. As well as plenty of tea, coffee, biscuits and lots of chatting, we run topics and sessions to support your wellbeing.

This includes creating memory boxes, sewing affirmations for positive mental health, getting closer to nature in Hailey Woods and occasional day trips to places like Bath, Birmingham and Cheltenham.

All sessions and topics we cover are decided by the group themselves.

£1 suggested donation each session.

For more information, contact Michelle.

Stitch, Knit and Natter is a weekly group for anyone with an interest in sewing, knitting, drawing and general craft and would like to socialise and meet new people. It's a fun and inclusive group for both men and women. Bring your crafting ideas to the group.

For more information, contact Michelle on 01285 380 038 or email michelle.bradburn@thechurn.org.uk

At The Churn Project, we understand how important it is for men to talk openly about their mental health. Positive Strides is a men’s walking group that focuses on improving wellbeing through walking and talking. It provides a safe space where men can walk, talk and be heard by other men with shared issues and experiences. The group meets at Boxbush Community Centre in South Cerney after the Men’s Shed session. Dogs are welcome, but you don’t have to bring one to join the walks! For more information, please contact Graham.

The Men’s Shed in Cirencester gives men of all ages the chance to share and learn practical skills such as woodwork and DIY in a purpose built centre in Kingshill. You can work on your own projects or take part in group projects and be part of a supportive group of men who come from all walks of life. Men’s Shed gives you the chance to meet people and appreciate the value of peer support. It is especially beneficial for men who are experiencing bereavement, poor health or loneliness. Men’s Shed in Cirencester was officially launched in July 2024 as part of The Churn Project’s Community Shed programme and is going from strength to strength. Many community links are being developed with Cirencester’s Men’s Shed, so pop in and see what you can get involved in. £2 suggested donation for each session. For more information, please contact Michelle on 01285 380 038 or email michelle.bradburn@thechurn.org.uk

Time For You is a welcoming women-only group that runs on Monday and Tuesday mornings. As well as plenty of tea, coffee, biscuits and lots of chatting, we run topics and sessions to support your wellbeing.

This includes creating memory boxes, sewing affirmations for positive mental health, getting closer to nature in Hailey Woods and occasional day trips to places like Bath, Birmingham and Cheltenham.

All sessions and topics we cover are decided by the group themselves.

£1 suggested donation each session.

For more information, contact Michelle.

Positive Strides is a weekly walking group for men which focuses on improving mental health and wellbeing through walking and talking with others. At The Churn Project, we understand how important it is for men to talk openly about their mental health. Positive Strides provides a safe space where men can walk, talk and be heard by other men with shared issues and experiences. We meet on a Tuesday morning outside The Churn Project. Walks start at 10am and last up to an hour. For more information, contact Andy on 01285 380 038 or email andy.brachi@thechurn.org.uk

Our weekly Meditation and Mindfulness sessions at The Churn Project aim to help people from all walks of life learn to be more grounded and focused and to improve memory, concentration, and well-being. Techniques include meditation and yoga. Sessions are free and are open to everyone. For more information, contact Andy.

Our Community Shed in South Cerney is an all inclusive community space for people of all ages to meet, socialise and learn practical skills. The Community Shed offers men and women the opportunity to share and develop their practical knowledge – including woodwork, plumbing and DIY skills. You can work on you own personal projects or join in wider community projects taking place throughout the year. Participants can access a wide variety of practical activities, workshops and toolbox talks lead by knowledgeable and supportive staff and volunteers. You can also build your confidence, self esteem and make some great friendships on the way. £2 suggested donation for each session. For more information contact Graham.

Do you enjoy playing fantasy style games such as Dungeons and Dragons?  Would you like to meet other gamers and make new friendships?

Our community Gamers Group is a vibrant and welcoming group for adults who love fantasy gaming.

Devise your own games or join in with established games. You decide with others in the group what you would like to do.

Refreshments are also available.

Contact Amanda for more information.

Are you aged 18 to 25 and looking to join a friendly group to support your wellbeing and creativity?

This group is all about connection, self-expression, and having fun in a relaxed and welcoming environment. You’ll meet like-minded people, build new friendships, and discover the benefits of creativity for your wellbeing.

Whether you're passionate about music, art, or crafts, we offer a wide range of activities to spark your imagination and give you the chance to learn new skills. It’s a great space to share your ideas, explore new hobbies, and nurture the talents you already have.

There will also be the opportunity for local trips and visits such as Ernest Cook Trust, New Brewery Arts and Westonbirt.

Join us on Thursday afternoons, 2pm to 4pm, at The Churn Project.

For more information, contact Amanda.

Our Community Shed in Cirencester is an all inclusive community space for people of all ages to meet, socialise and learn practical skills. The Community Shed offers men and women the opportunity to share and develop their practical knowledge – including woodwork, plumbing and DIY skills. You can work on your own personal projects or join in wider community projects taking place throughout the year. Participants can access a wide variety of practical activities, workshops and toolbox talks lead by knowledgeable and supportive staff and volunteers. You can also build your confidence, self-esteem, and make some great friendships on the way. The Shed was recently visited by MP for South Cotswolds, Roz Savage, who recognises the vital role we play in the community. £2 suggested donation for each session. For more information contact Graham.  

If you feel like you would like to connect with others and have a warm space to meet new people, this is the group for you. Our Chat and Connect Group meets for a couple of hours on a Friday afternoon for a bite to eat and a hot cup of tea or coffee. You can chat, play board games and feel part of a welcoming group of new friends.

The Men’s Shed in South Cerney gives men of all ages the chance to share and learn practical skills like woodwork and DIY in a purpose built centre in South Cerney. You can work on your own projects, take part in group projects and be part of a supportive group of men who come from all walks of life. Men’s Shed gives you the chance to meet people and appreciate the value of peer support. It is especially beneficial for men who are experiencing bereavement, poor health or loneliness. The South Cerney Men’s Shed is now an established part of the South Cerney community. It has developed a number of community projects for the area. These include creating garden planters for Bosch Rexroth in South Cerney, to providing bird boxes and mud kitchens to Ann Edwards School in South Cerney for the children to use and enjoy. There’s lots more planned, so come and get involved. £2 suggested donation for each session.

Time For You is a welcoming women-only group that runs on Monday and Tuesday mornings. As well as plenty of tea, coffee, biscuits and lots of chatting, we run topics and sessions to support your wellbeing.

This includes creating memory boxes, sewing affirmations for positive mental health, getting closer to nature in Hailey Woods and occasional day trips to places like Bath, Birmingham and Cheltenham.

All sessions and topics we cover are decided by the group themselves.

£1 suggested donation each session.

For more information, contact Michelle.

Stitch, Knit and Natter is a weekly group for anyone with an interest in sewing, knitting, drawing and general craft and would like to socialise and meet new people. It's a fun and inclusive group for both men and women. Bring your crafting ideas to the group.

For more information, contact Michelle on 01285 380 038 or email michelle.bradburn@thechurn.org.uk

At The Churn Project, we understand how important it is for men to talk openly about their mental health. Positive Strides is a men’s walking group that focuses on improving wellbeing through walking and talking. It provides a safe space where men can walk, talk and be heard by other men with shared issues and experiences. The group meets at Boxbush Community Centre in South Cerney after the Men’s Shed session. Dogs are welcome, but you don’t have to bring one to join the walks! For more information, please contact Graham.

The Men’s Shed in Cirencester gives men of all ages the chance to share and learn practical skills such as woodwork and DIY in a purpose built centre in Kingshill. You can work on your own projects or take part in group projects and be part of a supportive group of men who come from all walks of life. Men’s Shed gives you the chance to meet people and appreciate the value of peer support. It is especially beneficial for men who are experiencing bereavement, poor health or loneliness. Men’s Shed in Cirencester was officially launched in July 2024 as part of The Churn Project’s Community Shed programme and is going from strength to strength. Many community links are being developed with Cirencester’s Men’s Shed, so pop in and see what you can get involved in. £2 suggested donation for each session. For more information, please contact Michelle on 01285 380 038 or email michelle.bradburn@thechurn.org.uk

Time For You is a welcoming women-only group that runs on Monday and Tuesday mornings. As well as plenty of tea, coffee, biscuits and lots of chatting, we run topics and sessions to support your wellbeing.

This includes creating memory boxes, sewing affirmations for positive mental health, getting closer to nature in Hailey Woods and occasional day trips to places like Bath, Birmingham and Cheltenham.

All sessions and topics we cover are decided by the group themselves.

£1 suggested donation each session.

For more information, contact Michelle.

Positive Strides is a weekly walking group for men which focuses on improving mental health and wellbeing through walking and talking with others. At The Churn Project, we understand how important it is for men to talk openly about their mental health. Positive Strides provides a safe space where men can walk, talk and be heard by other men with shared issues and experiences. We meet on a Tuesday morning outside The Churn Project. Walks start at 10am and last up to an hour. For more information, contact Andy on 01285 380 038 or email andy.brachi@thechurn.org.uk

Our weekly Meditation and Mindfulness sessions at The Churn Project aim to help people from all walks of life learn to be more grounded and focused and to improve memory, concentration, and well-being. Techniques include meditation and yoga. Sessions are free and are open to everyone. For more information, contact Andy.

Our Community Shed in South Cerney is an all inclusive community space for people of all ages to meet, socialise and learn practical skills. The Community Shed offers men and women the opportunity to share and develop their practical knowledge – including woodwork, plumbing and DIY skills. You can work on you own personal projects or join in wider community projects taking place throughout the year. Participants can access a wide variety of practical activities, workshops and toolbox talks lead by knowledgeable and supportive staff and volunteers. You can also build your confidence, self esteem and make some great friendships on the way. £2 suggested donation for each session. For more information contact Graham.

Do you enjoy playing fantasy style games such as Dungeons and Dragons?  Would you like to meet other gamers and make new friendships?

Our community Gamers Group is a vibrant and welcoming group for adults who love fantasy gaming.

Devise your own games or join in with established games. You decide with others in the group what you would like to do.

Refreshments are also available.

Contact Amanda for more information.

Are you aged 18 to 25 and looking to join a friendly group to support your wellbeing and creativity?

This group is all about connection, self-expression, and having fun in a relaxed and welcoming environment. You’ll meet like-minded people, build new friendships, and discover the benefits of creativity for your wellbeing.

Whether you're passionate about music, art, or crafts, we offer a wide range of activities to spark your imagination and give you the chance to learn new skills. It’s a great space to share your ideas, explore new hobbies, and nurture the talents you already have.

There will also be the opportunity for local trips and visits such as Ernest Cook Trust, New Brewery Arts and Westonbirt.

Join us on Thursday afternoons, 2pm to 4pm, at The Churn Project.

For more information, contact Amanda.

Our Community Shed in Cirencester is an all inclusive community space for people of all ages to meet, socialise and learn practical skills. The Community Shed offers men and women the opportunity to share and develop their practical knowledge – including woodwork, plumbing and DIY skills. You can work on your own personal projects or join in wider community projects taking place throughout the year. Participants can access a wide variety of practical activities, workshops and toolbox talks lead by knowledgeable and supportive staff and volunteers. You can also build your confidence, self-esteem, and make some great friendships on the way. The Shed was recently visited by MP for South Cotswolds, Roz Savage, who recognises the vital role we play in the community. £2 suggested donation for each session. For more information contact Graham.  

If you feel like you would like to connect with others and have a warm space to meet new people, this is the group for you. Our Chat and Connect Group meets for a couple of hours on a Friday afternoon for a bite to eat and a hot cup of tea or coffee. You can chat, play board games and feel part of a welcoming group of new friends.

The Men’s Shed in South Cerney gives men of all ages the chance to share and learn practical skills like woodwork and DIY in a purpose built centre in South Cerney. You can work on your own projects, take part in group projects and be part of a supportive group of men who come from all walks of life. Men’s Shed gives you the chance to meet people and appreciate the value of peer support. It is especially beneficial for men who are experiencing bereavement, poor health or loneliness. The South Cerney Men’s Shed is now an established part of the South Cerney community. It has developed a number of community projects for the area. These include creating garden planters for Bosch Rexroth in South Cerney, to providing bird boxes and mud kitchens to Ann Edwards School in South Cerney for the children to use and enjoy. There’s lots more planned, so come and get involved. £2 suggested donation for each session.

Time For You is a welcoming women-only group that runs on Monday and Tuesday mornings. As well as plenty of tea, coffee, biscuits and lots of chatting, we run topics and sessions to support your wellbeing.

This includes creating memory boxes, sewing affirmations for positive mental health, getting closer to nature in Hailey Woods and occasional day trips to places like Bath, Birmingham and Cheltenham.

All sessions and topics we cover are decided by the group themselves.

£1 suggested donation each session.

For more information, contact Michelle.

Stitch, Knit and Natter is a weekly group for anyone with an interest in sewing, knitting, drawing and general craft and would like to socialise and meet new people. It's a fun and inclusive group for both men and women. Bring your crafting ideas to the group.

For more information, contact Michelle on 01285 380 038 or email michelle.bradburn@thechurn.org.uk

At The Churn Project, we understand how important it is for men to talk openly about their mental health. Positive Strides is a men’s walking group that focuses on improving wellbeing through walking and talking. It provides a safe space where men can walk, talk and be heard by other men with shared issues and experiences. The group meets at Boxbush Community Centre in South Cerney after the Men’s Shed session. Dogs are welcome, but you don’t have to bring one to join the walks! For more information, please contact Graham.

The Men’s Shed in Cirencester gives men of all ages the chance to share and learn practical skills such as woodwork and DIY in a purpose built centre in Kingshill. You can work on your own projects or take part in group projects and be part of a supportive group of men who come from all walks of life. Men’s Shed gives you the chance to meet people and appreciate the value of peer support. It is especially beneficial for men who are experiencing bereavement, poor health or loneliness. Men’s Shed in Cirencester was officially launched in July 2024 as part of The Churn Project’s Community Shed programme and is going from strength to strength. Many community links are being developed with Cirencester’s Men’s Shed, so pop in and see what you can get involved in. £2 suggested donation for each session. For more information, please contact Michelle on 01285 380 038 or email michelle.bradburn@thechurn.org.uk

Time For You is a welcoming women-only group that runs on Monday and Tuesday mornings. As well as plenty of tea, coffee, biscuits and lots of chatting, we run topics and sessions to support your wellbeing.

This includes creating memory boxes, sewing affirmations for positive mental health, getting closer to nature in Hailey Woods and occasional day trips to places like Bath, Birmingham and Cheltenham.

All sessions and topics we cover are decided by the group themselves.

£1 suggested donation each session.

For more information, contact Michelle.

Positive Strides is a weekly walking group for men which focuses on improving mental health and wellbeing through walking and talking with others. At The Churn Project, we understand how important it is for men to talk openly about their mental health. Positive Strides provides a safe space where men can walk, talk and be heard by other men with shared issues and experiences. We meet on a Tuesday morning outside The Churn Project. Walks start at 10am and last up to an hour. For more information, contact Andy on 01285 380 038 or email andy.brachi@thechurn.org.uk

Our weekly Meditation and Mindfulness sessions at The Churn Project aim to help people from all walks of life learn to be more grounded and focused and to improve memory, concentration, and well-being. Techniques include meditation and yoga. Sessions are free and are open to everyone. For more information, contact Andy.

Our Community Shed in South Cerney is an all inclusive community space for people of all ages to meet, socialise and learn practical skills. The Community Shed offers men and women the opportunity to share and develop their practical knowledge – including woodwork, plumbing and DIY skills. You can work on you own personal projects or join in wider community projects taking place throughout the year. Participants can access a wide variety of practical activities, workshops and toolbox talks lead by knowledgeable and supportive staff and volunteers. You can also build your confidence, self esteem and make some great friendships on the way. £2 suggested donation for each session. For more information contact Graham.

Do you enjoy playing fantasy style games such as Dungeons and Dragons?  Would you like to meet other gamers and make new friendships?

Our community Gamers Group is a vibrant and welcoming group for adults who love fantasy gaming.

Devise your own games or join in with established games. You decide with others in the group what you would like to do.

Refreshments are also available.

Contact Amanda for more information.

Are you aged 18 to 25 and looking to join a friendly group to support your wellbeing and creativity?

This group is all about connection, self-expression, and having fun in a relaxed and welcoming environment. You’ll meet like-minded people, build new friendships, and discover the benefits of creativity for your wellbeing.

Whether you're passionate about music, art, or crafts, we offer a wide range of activities to spark your imagination and give you the chance to learn new skills. It’s a great space to share your ideas, explore new hobbies, and nurture the talents you already have.

There will also be the opportunity for local trips and visits such as Ernest Cook Trust, New Brewery Arts and Westonbirt.

Join us on Thursday afternoons, 2pm to 4pm, at The Churn Project.

For more information, contact Amanda.

Our Community Shed in Cirencester is an all inclusive community space for people of all ages to meet, socialise and learn practical skills. The Community Shed offers men and women the opportunity to share and develop their practical knowledge – including woodwork, plumbing and DIY skills. You can work on your own personal projects or join in wider community projects taking place throughout the year. Participants can access a wide variety of practical activities, workshops and toolbox talks lead by knowledgeable and supportive staff and volunteers. You can also build your confidence, self-esteem, and make some great friendships on the way. The Shed was recently visited by MP for South Cotswolds, Roz Savage, who recognises the vital role we play in the community. £2 suggested donation for each session. For more information contact Graham.  

If you feel like you would like to connect with others and have a warm space to meet new people, this is the group for you. Our Chat and Connect Group meets for a couple of hours on a Friday afternoon for a bite to eat and a hot cup of tea or coffee. You can chat, play board games and feel part of a welcoming group of new friends.

The Men’s Shed in South Cerney gives men of all ages the chance to share and learn practical skills like woodwork and DIY in a purpose built centre in South Cerney. You can work on your own projects, take part in group projects and be part of a supportive group of men who come from all walks of life. Men’s Shed gives you the chance to meet people and appreciate the value of peer support. It is especially beneficial for men who are experiencing bereavement, poor health or loneliness. The South Cerney Men’s Shed is now an established part of the South Cerney community. It has developed a number of community projects for the area. These include creating garden planters for Bosch Rexroth in South Cerney, to providing bird boxes and mud kitchens to Ann Edwards School in South Cerney for the children to use and enjoy. There’s lots more planned, so come and get involved. £2 suggested donation for each session.

Time For You is a welcoming women-only group that runs on Monday and Tuesday mornings. As well as plenty of tea, coffee, biscuits and lots of chatting, we run topics and sessions to support your wellbeing.

This includes creating memory boxes, sewing affirmations for positive mental health, getting closer to nature in Hailey Woods and occasional day trips to places like Bath, Birmingham and Cheltenham.

All sessions and topics we cover are decided by the group themselves.

£1 suggested donation each session.

For more information, contact Michelle.

Stitch, Knit and Natter is a weekly group for anyone with an interest in sewing, knitting, drawing and general craft and would like to socialise and meet new people. It's a fun and inclusive group for both men and women. Bring your crafting ideas to the group.

For more information, contact Michelle on 01285 380 038 or email michelle.bradburn@thechurn.org.uk

At The Churn Project, we understand how important it is for men to talk openly about their mental health. Positive Strides is a men’s walking group that focuses on improving wellbeing through walking and talking. It provides a safe space where men can walk, talk and be heard by other men with shared issues and experiences. The group meets at Boxbush Community Centre in South Cerney after the Men’s Shed session. Dogs are welcome, but you don’t have to bring one to join the walks! For more information, please contact Graham.

The Men’s Shed in Cirencester gives men of all ages the chance to share and learn practical skills such as woodwork and DIY in a purpose built centre in Kingshill. You can work on your own projects or take part in group projects and be part of a supportive group of men who come from all walks of life. Men’s Shed gives you the chance to meet people and appreciate the value of peer support. It is especially beneficial for men who are experiencing bereavement, poor health or loneliness. Men’s Shed in Cirencester was officially launched in July 2024 as part of The Churn Project’s Community Shed programme and is going from strength to strength. Many community links are being developed with Cirencester’s Men’s Shed, so pop in and see what you can get involved in. £2 suggested donation for each session. For more information, please contact Michelle on 01285 380 038 or email michelle.bradburn@thechurn.org.uk

Time For You is a welcoming women-only group that runs on Monday and Tuesday mornings. As well as plenty of tea, coffee, biscuits and lots of chatting, we run topics and sessions to support your wellbeing.

This includes creating memory boxes, sewing affirmations for positive mental health, getting closer to nature in Hailey Woods and occasional day trips to places like Bath, Birmingham and Cheltenham.

All sessions and topics we cover are decided by the group themselves.

£1 suggested donation each session.

For more information, contact Michelle.

Positive Strides is a weekly walking group for men which focuses on improving mental health and wellbeing through walking and talking with others. At The Churn Project, we understand how important it is for men to talk openly about their mental health. Positive Strides provides a safe space where men can walk, talk and be heard by other men with shared issues and experiences. We meet on a Tuesday morning outside The Churn Project. Walks start at 10am and last up to an hour. For more information, contact Andy on 01285 380 038 or email andy.brachi@thechurn.org.uk

Our weekly Meditation and Mindfulness sessions at The Churn Project aim to help people from all walks of life learn to be more grounded and focused and to improve memory, concentration, and well-being. Techniques include meditation and yoga. Sessions are free and are open to everyone. For more information, contact Andy.

Our Community Shed in South Cerney is an all inclusive community space for people of all ages to meet, socialise and learn practical skills. The Community Shed offers men and women the opportunity to share and develop their practical knowledge – including woodwork, plumbing and DIY skills. You can work on you own personal projects or join in wider community projects taking place throughout the year. Participants can access a wide variety of practical activities, workshops and toolbox talks lead by knowledgeable and supportive staff and volunteers. You can also build your confidence, self esteem and make some great friendships on the way. £2 suggested donation for each session. For more information contact Graham.

Do you enjoy playing fantasy style games such as Dungeons and Dragons?  Would you like to meet other gamers and make new friendships?

Our community Gamers Group is a vibrant and welcoming group for adults who love fantasy gaming.

Devise your own games or join in with established games. You decide with others in the group what you would like to do.

Refreshments are also available.

Contact Amanda for more information.

Are you aged 18 to 25 and looking to join a friendly group to support your wellbeing and creativity?

This group is all about connection, self-expression, and having fun in a relaxed and welcoming environment. You’ll meet like-minded people, build new friendships, and discover the benefits of creativity for your wellbeing.

Whether you're passionate about music, art, or crafts, we offer a wide range of activities to spark your imagination and give you the chance to learn new skills. It’s a great space to share your ideas, explore new hobbies, and nurture the talents you already have.

There will also be the opportunity for local trips and visits such as Ernest Cook Trust, New Brewery Arts and Westonbirt.

Join us on Thursday afternoons, 2pm to 4pm, at The Churn Project.

For more information, contact Amanda.

Our Community Shed in Cirencester is an all inclusive community space for people of all ages to meet, socialise and learn practical skills. The Community Shed offers men and women the opportunity to share and develop their practical knowledge – including woodwork, plumbing and DIY skills. You can work on your own personal projects or join in wider community projects taking place throughout the year. Participants can access a wide variety of practical activities, workshops and toolbox talks lead by knowledgeable and supportive staff and volunteers. You can also build your confidence, self-esteem, and make some great friendships on the way. The Shed was recently visited by MP for South Cotswolds, Roz Savage, who recognises the vital role we play in the community. £2 suggested donation for each session. For more information contact Graham.  

If you feel like you would like to connect with others and have a warm space to meet new people, this is the group for you. Our Chat and Connect Group meets for a couple of hours on a Friday afternoon for a bite to eat and a hot cup of tea or coffee. You can chat, play board games and feel part of a welcoming group of new friends.

The Men’s Shed in South Cerney gives men of all ages the chance to share and learn practical skills like woodwork and DIY in a purpose built centre in South Cerney. You can work on your own projects, take part in group projects and be part of a supportive group of men who come from all walks of life. Men’s Shed gives you the chance to meet people and appreciate the value of peer support. It is especially beneficial for men who are experiencing bereavement, poor health or loneliness. The South Cerney Men’s Shed is now an established part of the South Cerney community. It has developed a number of community projects for the area. These include creating garden planters for Bosch Rexroth in South Cerney, to providing bird boxes and mud kitchens to Ann Edwards School in South Cerney for the children to use and enjoy. There’s lots more planned, so come and get involved. £2 suggested donation for each session.

Time For You is a welcoming women-only group that runs on Monday and Tuesday mornings. As well as plenty of tea, coffee, biscuits and lots of chatting, we run topics and sessions to support your wellbeing.

This includes creating memory boxes, sewing affirmations for positive mental health, getting closer to nature in Hailey Woods and occasional day trips to places like Bath, Birmingham and Cheltenham.

All sessions and topics we cover are decided by the group themselves.

£1 suggested donation each session.

For more information, contact Michelle.

Stitch, Knit and Natter is a weekly group for anyone with an interest in sewing, knitting, drawing and general craft and would like to socialise and meet new people. It's a fun and inclusive group for both men and women. Bring your crafting ideas to the group.

For more information, contact Michelle on 01285 380 038 or email michelle.bradburn@thechurn.org.uk

At The Churn Project, we understand how important it is for men to talk openly about their mental health. Positive Strides is a men’s walking group that focuses on improving wellbeing through walking and talking. It provides a safe space where men can walk, talk and be heard by other men with shared issues and experiences. The group meets at Boxbush Community Centre in South Cerney after the Men’s Shed session. Dogs are welcome, but you don’t have to bring one to join the walks! For more information, please contact Graham.

The Men’s Shed in Cirencester gives men of all ages the chance to share and learn practical skills such as woodwork and DIY in a purpose built centre in Kingshill. You can work on your own projects or take part in group projects and be part of a supportive group of men who come from all walks of life. Men’s Shed gives you the chance to meet people and appreciate the value of peer support. It is especially beneficial for men who are experiencing bereavement, poor health or loneliness. Men’s Shed in Cirencester was officially launched in July 2024 as part of The Churn Project’s Community Shed programme and is going from strength to strength. Many community links are being developed with Cirencester’s Men’s Shed, so pop in and see what you can get involved in. £2 suggested donation for each session. For more information, please contact Michelle on 01285 380 038 or email michelle.bradburn@thechurn.org.uk

Time For You is a welcoming women-only group that runs on Monday and Tuesday mornings. As well as plenty of tea, coffee, biscuits and lots of chatting, we run topics and sessions to support your wellbeing.

This includes creating memory boxes, sewing affirmations for positive mental health, getting closer to nature in Hailey Woods and occasional day trips to places like Bath, Birmingham and Cheltenham.

All sessions and topics we cover are decided by the group themselves.

£1 suggested donation each session.

For more information, contact Michelle.

Positive Strides is a weekly walking group for men which focuses on improving mental health and wellbeing through walking and talking with others. At The Churn Project, we understand how important it is for men to talk openly about their mental health. Positive Strides provides a safe space where men can walk, talk and be heard by other men with shared issues and experiences. We meet on a Tuesday morning outside The Churn Project. Walks start at 10am and last up to an hour. For more information, contact Andy on 01285 380 038 or email andy.brachi@thechurn.org.uk

Our weekly Meditation and Mindfulness sessions at The Churn Project aim to help people from all walks of life learn to be more grounded and focused and to improve memory, concentration, and well-being. Techniques include meditation and yoga. Sessions are free and are open to everyone. For more information, contact Andy.

Our Community Shed in South Cerney is an all inclusive community space for people of all ages to meet, socialise and learn practical skills. The Community Shed offers men and women the opportunity to share and develop their practical knowledge – including woodwork, plumbing and DIY skills. You can work on you own personal projects or join in wider community projects taking place throughout the year. Participants can access a wide variety of practical activities, workshops and toolbox talks lead by knowledgeable and supportive staff and volunteers. You can also build your confidence, self esteem and make some great friendships on the way. £2 suggested donation for each session. For more information contact Graham.

Do you enjoy playing fantasy style games such as Dungeons and Dragons?  Would you like to meet other gamers and make new friendships?

Our community Gamers Group is a vibrant and welcoming group for adults who love fantasy gaming.

Devise your own games or join in with established games. You decide with others in the group what you would like to do.

Refreshments are also available.

Contact Amanda for more information.

Are you aged 18 to 25 and looking to join a friendly group to support your wellbeing and creativity?

This group is all about connection, self-expression, and having fun in a relaxed and welcoming environment. You’ll meet like-minded people, build new friendships, and discover the benefits of creativity for your wellbeing.

Whether you're passionate about music, art, or crafts, we offer a wide range of activities to spark your imagination and give you the chance to learn new skills. It’s a great space to share your ideas, explore new hobbies, and nurture the talents you already have.

There will also be the opportunity for local trips and visits such as Ernest Cook Trust, New Brewery Arts and Westonbirt.

Join us on Thursday afternoons, 2pm to 4pm, at The Churn Project.

For more information, contact Amanda.

Our Community Shed in Cirencester is an all inclusive community space for people of all ages to meet, socialise and learn practical skills. The Community Shed offers men and women the opportunity to share and develop their practical knowledge – including woodwork, plumbing and DIY skills. You can work on your own personal projects or join in wider community projects taking place throughout the year. Participants can access a wide variety of practical activities, workshops and toolbox talks lead by knowledgeable and supportive staff and volunteers. You can also build your confidence, self-esteem, and make some great friendships on the way. The Shed was recently visited by MP for South Cotswolds, Roz Savage, who recognises the vital role we play in the community. £2 suggested donation for each session. For more information contact Graham.  

If you feel like you would like to connect with others and have a warm space to meet new people, this is the group for you. Our Chat and Connect Group meets for a couple of hours on a Friday afternoon for a bite to eat and a hot cup of tea or coffee. You can chat, play board games and feel part of a welcoming group of new friends.