Warm Hubs and cost of living crisis

As the energy crisis continues to bite, and temperatures stay below freezing, warm hubs are becoming more and more popular in the community. Please find a list below of those local to the practice.

Community Cafe – St Hildeburgh’s Church – Hoylake 

Come along to the community café every Friday – stay as long as you want. Bring a good book, your newspaper or perhaps your knitting or work. Enjoy something to eat and drink in a warm space.

Telephone: 0151 632 5339 or Email: parishofhoylake@gmail.com

Winter Warm Hub St Bridget’s Centre West Kirby

Winter Warm Wednesdays at St Bridget’s Centre. They are open every Wednesday from 8.30am to 3pm during these colder months offering a warm space, a warm welcome and warm drinks and food, all are welcome to come along.

Telephone: 0151 625 2739 or Email: office@stbridgetschurch.org.uk

Warm Hub – Christ Church Barnston with St Michael’s Pensby 

Recognising the challenge of rising heating costs, St Michael’s will be open as a warm hub for our community during the colder part of the day. Drop in for a tea or coffee and a warm welcome, somewhere to relax or to work, a place to connect with others or to simply be.

Telephone: 0151 648 2404 or Email: cecelia@barnston.info

Warm Space – St Andrew’s URC Meols 

Are you worried about heating costs? Would you like some company? St Andrew’s United Reformed Church in Meols has a warm space where you can come to enjoy refreshments in a warm and comfortable space every Wednesday afternoon.

Young at Heart – St John the Baptist – Meols

Young at Heart is held at St John the Baptist in Meols. Young at Heart is a warm space with quizzes, games, jigsaws, company, tea, coffee and cake. No Charge – target group older adults. This is on the second Monday in the month.

Telephone: 0151 632 1661 or Email: grossiter1956@outlook.com