Bullion Hall Community Center

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Background Of Bullion Hall Community Centre:

• Bullion Hall Community Centre is home to Bullion Hall Charity. The charity is based in Chester Le Street. It was set up to give adults with Learning Disabilities somewhere to engage in activities. It was opened on the 10th December 1960 as a Community Centre by Durham County Council. It reopened in 2002 after a period of being closed. This Community Centre provides people with LD the chance to gain life skills, activities include cooking, dance, Zumba, Arts and Craft plus more! This offers people the chance to  gain confidence and make new friends in the community.

What You Can Do At Bullion Hall Community Centre:

• Cooking class is every Tuesday afternoon and costs £2 to attend. You can cook food during cooking class. The centre also hosts the Men Shed, Tea Dance, Camera Club, Manhealth and more! You can purchase tickets for dance parties held at the Community Centre.

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Accessibility Information:

• Hand rails great for people with mobility difficulties. Wheelchair users may need help getting inside the building. The inside is very accessible and there is a disabled access-toilet. The reception are has an automatic door to make door opening that bit easier. There is also a ramp for wheelchair users. The centre is about 1 minute walk  from the train station, it’s not in the town centre but its about a 10 minute walk from the nearest bus stop. There is also a carpark with disabled spaces nearby.

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