Snap Tin Community Hub
Our Vision & Priorities
Our vision for the future is to make Goldthorpe, Bolton on Dearne and Highgate a better place to live and work. We want to create a great community and our priorities are:
- A supportive and actively involved community
- To add colour and character to our area
- Improve local facilities
- Support local companies and groups
To find out what has been completed between 2012 and 2020 you can click below the read the reviews:
What is Snap Tin Community Hub?
The Snap Tin Community Hub is a programme funded by the National Lottery that;
- Brings support and investment to the residents of Goldthorpe, Bolton on Dearne and Highgate to make your community a better place to live
- Puts residents in charge and all residents views are important
- Gives funding of £1 million for the community to spend within a 10 year timespan and local residents decide how to spend it
Get involved
We want to create a better community in Goldthorpe, Bolton on Dearne and Highgate
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Christmas Fair – Save the Date
The Snap Tin Community Hub will be hosting a Christmas Fair at Dearne Astrea Academy on Friday 2nd December in the evening.If you are a local business or organisation that wishes to have a stall at the event, can you please contact us at Snaptincommunityhub@gmail.com
Ieye Drone Search and Rescue
The Snap Tin Community Hub has been able to provide funding for an independent organisation called Ieye Drone Search and Rescue. The money helped to purchase extra batteries, so the drone is able to stay out longer to search for missing animals and people. Visit the Ieye Drone Facebook page to find out how they’ve […]
Jubilee Fun in Phoenix Park
We are very excited to be involved in the Jubilee Fun Day to be held in Phoenix Park on Wednesday 1st June (11 a.m. – 2 p.m.) as part of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations locally. This is a free family event during the half-term holidays (before the extended Bank Holiday weekend) involving lots of […]