Great little cafe with a real community feel to it. Bridges is a centre run solely by local people…read moreand is a worthy charity. Its a great place to pop into for a coffee, to meet friends or even have a bite to eat. There is great access for both wheelchairs and pushchairs, with a ramp outside and plenty of room to manoveur inside. Its really child friendly with a lovely play area full of books and toys for the younger ones. There is always a lovely atmosphere and you are always made to feel welcome. Food is nice and prices are really cheap - the kids love coming here and meeting with friends and play!

The Darby and Joan Club at the Woodlawns Centre has been going for more years than anyone can…read moreremember. A frequent visitor, it's terrific for me to go along to its musical get-togethers and sing the old favourites to the senior folk... seeing a couple of sprightly 80 year olds doing it cockney-style to my 'Knees Up Mother Brown' was a wonderful inspiration.

The Sunligth Centre in Richmond Road is a nice place to visit, it has a surgery for the doctors…read morewhich si very pleasant to wait for your turn as there is usually music playing, There is a cafe there so you can buy a cup of tea or coffee and even a hot meal. They have computers if you want to go on the internet. There are lots of things going on there like clubs etc and is the place where the local election is held.