JUST ONE WEEK LEFT TO SUBMIT YOUR TENDER FORM FOR THE POST OF COMMUNITY CENTRE ADMINISTRATOR!
THE DEADLINE FOR RECEIPT OF THE FORMS IS 5PM, MONDAY 27TH SEPTEMBER 2021.
JOB OPPORTUNITY
COMMUNITY CENTRE ADMINISTRATOR
HODGE HOUSE COMMUNITY CENTRE, REGENT STREET, NELSON
6th September 2021
Bradley Big Local Community Land Trust is looking for a self-employed Administrator to co-ordinate and organise all current and future room hire bookings for Hodge House Community Centre in Nelson.
Working mainly from home on a freelance basis you will be the first point of contact for people booking rooms at the centre for a range of events and activities from educational classes to dance and fitness sessions. This includes keeping the centre calendar up to date, sending and receiving booking request forms, raising invoices and maintaining accurate records of all hirers and payments.
You will undertake promotional work for the centre, producing marketing and informational material for inclusion on Bradley Big Local Community Land Trust’s website and Facebook pages.
You will also be a keyholder for the centre and, on occasion, you’ll need to be available to show prospective and new hirers round the facilities, open up for ‘one-off’ events and close the building afterwards. This may involve some evening and weekend working.
We expect the Administrator will need to devote around 10 hours per week to this contract. You will need your own computer (PC or laptop) with Microsoft Office Word and Excel (or similar) along with email and calendar facilities.
The contract is for an initial period of 12 months with the potential to extend on an annual basis.
Bradley Big Local Community Land Trust is a community owned and managed company. We particularly welcome applications from people living in the Bradley ward of Nelson, Lancashire.
Further information about the role, a person specification and the form of tender can be found here:
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DEADLINE FOR THE SUBMISSION OF TENDERS IS 5PM, MONDAY, 27TH SEPTEMBER 2021
Say hello to the new Board of Directors!
BBL Community Land Trust held its first Zoom Annual General Meeting on 30th March 2021 and a 'new' Board of Directors was appointed.
All existing Directors were asked to re-apply for their posts - which they did - along with a new applicant, Farhan Khaliq. All the applications were accepted and agreed so, although we have a new Board for 2021 - 2022, you'll recognise most of the names and faces!
Waqas Arshad agreed to stay on as Chair and Peter Dewhurst retains the role of Secretary.
Other Directors are:
Ikram Ahmed Rafida Khaliq Hamid Khan Marcus Whitaker
Copies of the minutes and a presentation used during the meeting can be found here:
All existing Directors were asked to re-apply for their posts - which they did - along with a new applicant, Farhan Khaliq. All the applications were accepted and agreed so, although we have a new Board for 2021 - 2022, you'll recognise most of the names and faces!
Waqas Arshad agreed to stay on as Chair and Peter Dewhurst retains the role of Secretary.
Other Directors are:
Ikram Ahmed Rafida Khaliq Hamid Khan Marcus Whitaker
Copies of the minutes and a presentation used during the meeting can be found here:
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Online membership application form available!
This is YOUR chance to shape the Bradley of the future.
Bradley Big Local Community Land Trust isn't about a few people making all the decisions – we are a fully inclusive organisation where everyone who wants to contribute to building a better Bradley can join.
Click on our membership page button to find out how to influence and support the work of Bradley Big Local Community Land Trust by becoming a member. It's only £1 for a lifetime membership share.
If you live or work in Bradley, Nelson, this is how you can be part of its regeneration - TOGETHER WE CAN MAKE BRADLEY A PLACE TO CALL HOME.
This is YOUR chance to shape the Bradley of the future.
Bradley Big Local Community Land Trust isn't about a few people making all the decisions – we are a fully inclusive organisation where everyone who wants to contribute to building a better Bradley can join.
Click on our membership page button to find out how to influence and support the work of Bradley Big Local Community Land Trust by becoming a member. It's only £1 for a lifetime membership share.
If you live or work in Bradley, Nelson, this is how you can be part of its regeneration - TOGETHER WE CAN MAKE BRADLEY A PLACE TO CALL HOME.
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2021 AND CALL FOR NEW DIRECTORS
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An application form for the post of Director can be found here:
Please also complete the Director Declaration Form here: Return both to us by 5pm on Monday, 15th March 2021. You can email them to info@bbl-clt.org or post them to the address shown on the Director Declaration Form. |
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It's YOUR money, tell us how we should spend it!Our friends at Bradley Big Local Partnership need YOUR help to shape the next phase of investment in Bradley ward. Big Lottery funding is still available for improvements to services, infrastructure and the community and we want to know what you, the people who live here, think this should be spent on. So please take a little time to complete this questionnaire. It's important we get as many responses from as many residents as we can to inform the next Bradley Big Local Action Plan. Click on the link here to access the survey: https://forms.gle/jDV7VSD8LQiTNrKB8 Closing date for submission is Sunday, 14th March 2021. Please also ask all your friends, relatives, colleagues and aquaintances who live in Bradley to fill it in too! The results will be published on this website along with a summary on our Facebook page. Thank you for your time! |
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On Friday, 1st May 2020, BBL Community Land Trust launched its Bradley Food 2 Go project offering support to vulnerable residents and key workers in the Bradley and Hodge House areas of Nelson.
Funded by Bradley Big Local Partnership and the Community Foundation for Lancashire, Bradley Food 2 Go offers a free takeaway meal each Friday evening to people who are struggling to get out and about or have been severely financially impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Trust also wants to recognise the contribution made by key workers who are continuing to provide vital services to the community. Those key workers who live in the area or whose workplace is here can also enjoy a free takeaway!
We couldn't do all this, however, without the help of local hot food businesses and, to date, meals have been supplied by Chief's Health Kitchen, Al Noor House, Revive Cafe, Samosa Hut and Alfie's - all at a discounted cost. And let's not forget our volunteer delivery driver, Waqas Arshad (Chair of BBL Community Land Trust) who's been making sure the food gets to all the addresses on the list.
We plan to continue providing a weekly takeaway for the next three months (approximately) and still have room left on the list for more residents and key workers to join. The businesses featured below take it in turns to provide the meals each week. These come in individual or family portions and both meat and vegetable options are available. Once you're accepted on to the list you can benefit from a meal each week until the project ends.
If you would like to be considered for a Bradley Food 2 Go meal, please email us on bradleyfood2go@outlook.com or sent us a private message through our Facebook page: @bradleyfood2go.
We're also keen to hear from other Bradley and Hodge House based hot food businesses who would like to support the community at this time. Helping us provide the meals not only helps your business but allows us to offer a bigger variety of meals. You can contact us through this website or by email to info@bbl-clt.org or bradleyfood2go@outlook.com.
STAY HOME AND STAY SAFE!
31st March 2020: BBL Community Land Trust asks you all to look after yourself and your family and follow Government advice during the Covid 19 pandemic.
Hodge House Community Centre remains closed and will only re-open when we're advised it is safe to do so.
Construction of our new homes at Beech Street continues but is restricted to outside work where contractors can maintain a satisfactory distance from one another. It is likely, however, that building work will cease in the next few days as it is more and more difficult to get building materials and supplies and we want to make sure the people who're working for us are not put at risk.
If you're finding it difficult to cope with social isolation and need help getting food and medication or advice on financial issues, Pendle Borough Council has set up links with organisations who can help. Details are on the Council's website: https://www.pendle.gov.uk/communitysupporthub.
Take care and we hope to see you again soon!
31st March 2020: BBL Community Land Trust asks you all to look after yourself and your family and follow Government advice during the Covid 19 pandemic.
Hodge House Community Centre remains closed and will only re-open when we're advised it is safe to do so.
Construction of our new homes at Beech Street continues but is restricted to outside work where contractors can maintain a satisfactory distance from one another. It is likely, however, that building work will cease in the next few days as it is more and more difficult to get building materials and supplies and we want to make sure the people who're working for us are not put at risk.
If you're finding it difficult to cope with social isolation and need help getting food and medication or advice on financial issues, Pendle Borough Council has set up links with organisations who can help. Details are on the Council's website: https://www.pendle.gov.uk/communitysupporthub.
Take care and we hope to see you again soon!
Come home to Beech Street
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Sara Willoughby, Development Support Consultant, BBL Community Land Trust, and Shazad Sarwar, Programme Support Consultant for Bradley Big Local Partnership, outside the finished houses on Beech Street.
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BBL Community Land Trust is on Facebook too! Catch up with our latest news and events at @BBLCommunityLandTrust
