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Bristol and B&NES FOOD Clubs March 2021 Bristol and B&NES FOOD Clubs March 2021 Day Club Status Contact Tuesday Stockwood Children’s Centre Spaces Helen Richards 0117 353 3503 9.15-11.15am Whittock Rd, Bristol BS14 8DQ available [email protected] Tuesday Lockleaze The Vench, FULL Amy Walsh 0117 910 3930 9.30-11.30am Romney Ave, Lockleaze, Bristol BS7 9TB [email protected] Tuesday Broomhill, St Peter’s Methodist Church, Spaces Claire Bowen 0117 353 4276 12.30-2.30pm 170 Allison Rd, Brislington. available [email protected] Tuesday Knowle West Children’s Centre Spaces Janet Nawrocki 07910833689 2.30-4.30pm Leinster Avenue, Knowle West, Bristol, available [email protected] United Kingdom BS4 1NN Wednesday St Pauls Children’s Centre FULL Yvonne Young 07467335706 9.30-11.30am Family Hub, Little Bishop Street [email protected] BS2 9JF Wednesday Redcliffe Children’s Centre Spaces Sharon/Fatuma 0117 9030334 12.30-2.30pm Freeling house, Prewett street, available [email protected] BS1 6RE Wednesday Barton Hill Wellspring Settlement Spaces Gabrielle Lobb 0117 9556971 1-3pm 43 Ducie Rd BS5 0AX available [email protected] Wednesday Lawrence Weston Spaces Sadie Fox 07410898062 1.30-3.30pm Oasis Hub House – 98B Long Cross, Available [email protected] Lawrence Weston, BS11 Wednesday Patchway Spaces Jayne Anstis 01454 868470 1.30-3.30pm Coniston Café, Coniston Rd, Patchway, Available [email protected] Bristol BS34 5LP Thursday Southmead Children’s Centre Spaces Emily Vaughan 10-12pm Doncaster Rd, Bristol BS10 5PW available [email protected] Thursday Inns Court Community & Family Centre, FULL Duane Bryant 07795952961 1-3pm 1 Marshall Walk, Bristol BS4 1TR [email protected] Thursday Oldbury Court Children’s Centre Spaces Richa/Rachel 0117 3532899 1-3pm Frenchay Rd, Bristol BS16 2QS available [email protected] Friday Hartcliffe Children’s Centre Spaces Ruth McCarthy 0117 903 8633 10-12pm Hareclive Rd, Bristol BS13 0JW Available [email protected] Friday Lockleaze Spaces Amy Walsh 07899954527 9.30-11.30am The Vench Romney Ave, Lockleaze, available [email protected] Bristol BS7 9TB Friday Speedwell Spaces Zoe 01179030206 12.30-2.30pm Meadow Vale Community Centre. available [email protected] 42 Meadow Vale, Speedwell, Bristol BS5 7RF Friday Oasis Connaught Academy, Melvin Spaces Sammy Ball 01275 894590 1-3pm Square, Bristol BS4 1NH Available [email protected] Friday Bedminster Spaces Jackie Smith 01179231039 3-5pm United Reformed Church, Available [email protected] 48 Stanley St S, Bedminster, Bristol BS3 3PG Bristol and B&NES FOOD Clubs March 2021 B&NES Thursday Keynsham Children Centre - Spaces [email protected] 1.30-3.30pm 65 West View Rd, Keynsham, Bristol, available BS31 2UE Tel:01225 395400 Friday St Martins Children Centre Spaces [email protected] 10-12pm 150 Frome Rd, Bath, BA2 5RE available Tel: 01225 396004 Friday Radstock Library Spaces [email protected] 1.30-3.30pm Church street, Radstock, BA3 3QG Available Tel: 01225 396660 .
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