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Community ideas workshop

Bring a local idea, meet neighbours and get practical help to take the next step.

Monday, 14 September 2026 18:30–20:30 Westbridge Community Hall Free
People taking part in Community ideas workshop.
A relaxed, practical session for residents with an idea that could improve their neighbourhood. You do not need a finished plan, and you are welcome to come simply to listen.
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Getting there

The hall is a five-minute walk from Westbridge bus station. Routes 2, 6 and 11 stop nearby. A small free car park is behind the building. On-street parking is also available after 5pm. Two Blue Badge spaces are beside the main entrance. Drivers can stop briefly beside the main entrance before using the rear car park. Use the glass double doors beneath the blue Community Hall sign. The main entrance and workshop room are step-free.

Disability access and facilities

The workshop room has level access and space for wheelchairs and mobility aids. An accessible toilet is available beside the workshop room. Chairs with and without arms are available. You can move seats or stand whenever needed. A portable hearing loop is available. Please tell us when booking if you would like it set up. Personal assistants and carers are welcome and do not need a separate paid ticket. Assistance dogs are welcome. Water can be provided.

Sensory information

Conversation-level noise is expected. The room may become busier during group activities. The room uses overhead LED lighting. A quieter side room has softer lamps. Up to 30 people may attend, but activities are organised in smaller groups. Tea, coffee and light refreshments will be served. No scented products are used by the organisers. A separate quiet room is available throughout the session. You may leave the room and return at any point without explanation.

What to expect

Sam from Neighbourhood Spark will meet visitors at the entrance from 5.15pm. Up to 30 people, usually working in groups of four to six. Welcome, short introduction, optional small-group activities, a break and time for individual questions. You can speak, write, draw or simply listen. No one will be required to present to the room. A scheduled break takes place halfway through, and visitors can take additional breaks whenever needed. Tea, coffee, water and individually wrapped snacks are available. Please tell us about allergies when booking. No photography or filming will take place without asking on the day. The session ends at 7.30pm. Staff remain available until 7.45pm for individual questions.

Documents and preparation

Bring any notes you already have, but no preparation is required. Wear whatever is comfortable. The room can feel cool in the evening.

Requesting support

Contact Alex Morgan. access@neighbourhoodspark.example 01234 567891

At a glance

Useful details

Event type
Workshop
Audience
Local residents and community groups
Cost
Free
Refreshments
Tea, coffee, water and individually wrapped snacks are available. Please tell us about allergies when booking.
Photography
No photography or filming will take place without asking on the day.

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Speak to Alex Morgan

Ask about the venue, access, event format or whether this event is right for you.

01234 567891
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