Nanpantan Scouts in need of a hero or two!! Please see this message - we saw it this morning and thought sharing could possibly help the Scout Hut weatherproof so they can use it over the winter! I am hoping that somebody can help me. I am a local scout leader and have had some... Continue Reading →

We welcomed over 100 young people to our event held at Coalville Market Hall, they came along to help us prioritise some local ideas for making Coalville a better place to live, work, learn and play in. This event followed on from the 1000 plus youth consultation survey that we had running in the weeks... Continue Reading →

Deana and Julia have spent the last 4 days doing lots of thinking! We could possibly have the biggest ever collection of post it notes to prove it! We have been on a Go MAD Thinking course with some amazing people from lots of different organisations and businesses, discovering and exploring a thinking framework, that allows people... Continue Reading →

When you get the chance to let your hair down and have some fun, revisiting the night clubs of your youth! Could this be musical heritage in the making? We loved our opportunity to make this film and meet the people who were enjoying themselves! check it out Passion -Coalville

Great big thanks to all the 100 plus young people, parents and supporters who came to our Food for Thought Event. This event allowed us to share the results of our 1000 plus youth survey! Yes, over 1000 young people responded to our survey. Designed by us and hosted by NWLDC on their survey software.... Continue Reading →

Thank's to Arts Council funding and sponsor ship from Mander Cruickshank the George Smith experience in Coalville is game on!! Artists Daina Groza and Rhianne Burgess created an exhibition in the market which is exciting, innovative and thought provoking.  Newbridge School children provided the art work and North West Leicestershire District Council the support. Thanks... Continue Reading →

Fabulous day was had on the Coalville reccy to Yorkshire.  With a visit to the Sculpture Park and the National Mining Museum our 16 strong party included primary school children, teenagers, teachers and ex miners. Lots of ideas and favourite sculpture's. One of the highlights was learning about the pit ponies! The trip down the... Continue Reading →