The May Photo Competition

Don’t forget to get your entries in for this month’s photo competition. It is open to everyone and we are encouraging you to send in your best snaps of your local area and community. This month’s theme is MAY. 

Sedbergh Boxers’ Amazing Medal Win

Congratulations to our Sedbergh boxers who achieved a fantastic result with 5 gold medals, 2 silver medals and Best Junior Boxer title at last month’s international tournament in Copenhagen.

John Dugdale, aged 12, earned Best Junior Boxer as he was picked out of 100 other boxers to win this brilliant award.

The Sedbergh boxers competed against Sweden, Iceland, Greece and Holland. Well done lads!

Provident Easter Egg Gifts

Sedbergh Centre clients were thrilled to receive some yummy chocolate eggs last month as a generous Easter gift. The Sedbergh Centre and clients would like to say a BIG thank you to Provident Financial who has been more than generous with their support over the last 7 years.

Bradford Council Supports Sedbergh

We are very pleased to announce that Bradford Council has funded our Carers Café for another year. The café is there to support carers and to give them respite with monthly activities, support, advice and pamper sessions in a lovely social setting. The café is totally free and includes refreshments and snacks. Our next café is on Wednesday 20^th April from 10:30 – 12:30.

Deputy Lord Mayor Opens MUGA 

We had a special visitor on the 30^th March when the Deputy Lord Mayor, Councillor Abid Hussain, visited the Sedbergh Centre to open our brand new play area. The old tennis court has been fitted with a new games area that can be used to play football, basketball, cricket and other sports. It was funded by Veolia Environmental Trust and the centre trustees and staff would like to extend their thanks and hope it will encourage young people and the community to become more involved in some free sport activities. You can see the article in the Telegraph and Argus here 

Sir George Martin Trust Paves the Way

The Sedbergh Centre would like to say a big thank you to the Sir George Martin Trust for funding refurbishments to the pathway around the Sedbergh Centre. The pathway that leads to the new play area is now fully accessible especially to those with mobility needs. The Sir George Martin Trust has been very supportive to the Sedbergh Centre community over the past few years and has funded our cycle track which has been well utilised by local people. We hope that the new path will encourage more people to use the play area and woodland walk.