Snap Tin Community Hub
Our Vision & Priorities
Our vision for the future is to make Goldthorpe and Bolton on Dearne a great place to live and work. We want to create a better community and our priorities are:
- Good education and training prospects
- Quality and affordable homes to live in
- Improved local facilities
- A supportive and actively involved community
To find out what we have done since then to deliver our plan you can:
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 and Bolton on Dearne 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 and Bolton on Dearne.
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Dementia Advisers at the Snap Tin Cafe
If you require help or advise on Dementia related issues the Alzheimers Society will have Dementia Advisers attending the Forget me Not Cafe on the Tuesday 30th April, 10.30 a.m. to 12.00 p.m. Click here for more information about the event
Look What is going on at The Snap Tin
The Snap Tin Cafe has lots of great activities going on and everyone is welcome so why not come and join in the fun, learn new skills and meet new friends in a relaxing atmosphere. Click here to see a guide of events
Forget Me Not Cafe is relaunching
Relaunch of the Forget Me Not Cafe This cafe has been successfully run from September 2018 and has helped bring people together for company, cake and crafts. Attendance has been good with friendships been formed and new skills learnt and it has helped combat loneliness whilst supporting carers in Dementia friendly surroundings. In partnership with […]
Community Gallery
Art Workshop at Goldthorpe Library