Local Guides
Cheltenham Racecourse, Evesham Road, Prestbury, Gloucestershire, GL50 4SH
The energetic and popular car boot sale can be found in the grounds of the local landmark that is Cheltenham Racecourse.
Springbank Community Resource Centre, Springbank Way, Cheltenham, GL51 0LG
Run as part of the Hesters Way Neighbourhood Project, the Springbank Community Resource Centre provides a mix of services for the local area.
Gas Green Baptist Church, Russell Street, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, United Kingdom, , GL51 9HE
The Youth and Community Centre is situated inside the Gas Green Baptist Church at the heart of the Russell Street area.
1 Severn Road, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, United Kingdom, , GL52 5QA
The centre provides a space for community projects and laundrette facilities, as well as a charity shop and cafe.
Methodist Church Hall, Rhododendron Avenue, Sticklepath, Barnstaple, Devon., EX31 2DJ
The Society has been active since 1973. They host regular monthly meetings, hold public events and own not one, but two observatories, with large aperture telescopes and members that know how to use them.
At the club core is a knowledgeable and friendly group of astro-geeks that welcome new members and are happy to help those new to Astronomy as well as talk “shop” with the hardcore enthusiasts. Women make up one-third of the membership.
Tomlin Hall, Bickington, EX31 2JN
The North Devon British Motorcycle Owners Club is a group of people whose pastime is owning, and riding, or an interest in British motorcycles of any age.
Paul Dixon, Barnstaple, EX31
North Devon CTC are based in Barnstaple, and have a regular programme of Sunday rides. The rides start at 10.00am and the start point alternates between Barnstaple outside the North Devon Museum (opp.clock tower), Dolton Beacon (north of Winkleigh) or Bideford at Chapel Cottage, Landcross. Anybody is welcome to join and they are advised to take a drink and packed lunch. North Devon CTC member, Paul Zink, has compiled many cycle routes and uses GPS navigation on his bike. Fun and exercise in the great outdoors, taking in the spectacular North Devon sights.
Braunton Football Club, Saunton Road, Braunton, Devon, EX33 1HG
Braunton Football Club were founded in 1905 and recently marked it’s centenary which coincided with the building of a new clubhouse and changing room complex at Lobb Fields. Braunton FC is a growing and ambitious club which currently fields four men’s teams in the North Devon League and ten junior teams in the junior League. Braunton FC is an FA Charter Standard Community Club, which means that they are recognised and approved by the Football Association, all our managers are FA qualified and have been checked via the Criminal Records Bureau (CRB) to ensure that your children are in safe hands. They accept players of all ages and levels and are proud to have links with Devon’s three professional teams. Braunton Football Club is a friendly Club that is proud to be an active part of the local community.