Hopkinstown
Community Hall
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COMMUNITY DIY
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Hopkinstown Community Hall is the new name for the Pensioners Welfare Hall in Hopkinstown, Pontypridd. The building is in need of repair and improvement in order to keep being a valuable community resource. The Rhondda Ward Pensioners Welfare Association are currently working with the resident Martial Arts clubs and Citrus Arts to seek support for the building and gather community interest.
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Hall is in urgent need of repair in order to continue to be a community resource. The long term aim is to secure funding to complete the major improvements and enable more community activities to run.
In the short term, we would like to do what we can to fix up the hall and to demonstrate the interest, passion and commitment there is to see this building thrive.
On the advertised weekend above we would like to invite members of our community to volunteer to help the hall. We will concentrate on the outside of the building - clearing weeds, painting the porch, window sills and railings and cleaning up rubbish and taking broken items to the recycling centre.
If anyone is able to offer some time we would love to hear from you. We are looking for donations of masonry or metal paint and are looking to borrow gardening and painting tools, gloves etc as well.
In addition to above dates, we will continue to work on the building and surrounding area and we would greatly appreciate any donations and time you may be able to offer.
For regular updates on the Hopkinstown Community Hall activities please follow us on Facebook.
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Call Out
for Citrus Arts Board Members
Citrus Arts are seeking Independent Board Members
Join the governing body of one of Wales’ most dynamic Arts Companies
As our 10th Anniversary approaches we are reflecting on a successful track record of creating innovative, high-quality performances and events, knowing that we are at a crucial stage of growth and that we need to re-constitute as a charitable organisation.
We are especially keen to attract people with expertise in Finance, Fundraising, Arts Producing, Marketing & Communications, Building Management and Community Arts. These are not exclusive requirements and should not deter anyone who feels they have something to contribute.
By joining us you will contribute to Citrus Arts’ work in the following ways:
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Creating successful touring productions across the UK
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Celebrating the society and landscape of Wales
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Connecting with our immediate community in Pontypridd
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Collaborating with public, private, and third-sector organisations
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Curating creative learning opportunities for young people in the south Wales valleys.
If you would like to know more about the company please contact Co-Artistic Director James for a copy of our recent Strategic Review.
Applications can be made by sending a CV and covering letter outlining your interests to
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Galwad Am Aelodau
Bwrdd I Gwmni Citrus Arts
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Mae Citrus Arts yn chwilio am aelodau newydd i ymuno â chorff llywodraethu un o gwmnïau celfyddydol mwyaf deinamig Cymru.
Fel ein 10fed Penblwydd, rydym yn ystyried hanes llwyddiannus o greu perfformiadau a digwyddiadau arloesol, o ansawdd uchel, ac yn gwybod ein bod ar gyfnod allweddol o dwf o ran bod angen ail-gyfansoddi fel sefydliad elusennol.
Rydym yn arbennig o awyddus i ddenu pobl ag arbenigedd mewn Cyllid, Codi Arian, Cynhyrchu Celfyddydau, Marchnata a Chyfathrebu, Rheoli Adeiladu ac Celfyddydau Cymunedol. Nid gofynion unigryw mo'r rhain ac ni ddylent atal unrhyw un sy'n teimlo bod ganddynt rywbeth i'w gyfrannu.
Trwy ymuno â ni, byddwch yn cyfrannu at waith Citrus Arts yn y ffyrdd canlynol:
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Creu cynyrchiadau teithiol llwyddiannus ledled y DU
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Dathlu cymdeithas a thirwedd Cymru
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Cysylltu â'n cymuned uniongyrchol ym Mhontypridd
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Cydweithio â sefydliadau cyhoeddus, preifat a thrydydd sector
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Curadu cyfleoedd dysgu creadigol i bobl ifanc yng nghymoedd de Cymru
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Os hoffech wybod mwy am y cwmni, cysylltwch â'r Cyfarwyddwr Cyd-artistig James am gopi o'n Hadolygiad Strategol diweddar (mewn Saesneg).
Gellir gwneud ceisiadau trwy anfon CV a llythyr eglurhaol yn amlinellu eich diddordebau i .
THE HAY LOFT @
Hopkinstown
Community Hall
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GET INVOLVED
The Hay Loft @ Hopkinstown Community Hall is the new name for the Rhondda Ward Pensioners Welfare Hall in Hopkinstown, Pontypridd. Previously a Wesleyan church and then used as a hay loft during the first half of the 20th century, the hall has been owned by the Rhondda Ward Old Age Welfare Association since the 1950s. In the past 70 years it has been a valuable community resource that has suffered from lack of investment. The building is in urgent need of repair and improvement in order to keep being there for community use.
Citrus Arts are working closely with the owners and other users of the building to look at a total re-brand and re-development that will bring the hall into the 21st century. The long term aim is to secure funding to complete the major improvements and enable more community activities to run as well as social, cultural, training, education and employment opportunities.
We need your support to make this happen.
We are beginning a community consultation process and would like to hear your views of what you would like to have at the hall in future. Look out for our events and further publicity or simply get in touch admin@citrusarts.co.uk.
For regular updates on the Hopkinstown Community Hall activities please follow us on Facebook.
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AGM 2019
Citrus Arts will hold an Annual General Meeting on Sunday 24th March 2019 at 8pm. The meeting will be held at Hopkinstown Community Hall (Foundry Rd, CF37 2RA).
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Meeting is open to general public, so if you have an interest in our work and would like to meet us and hear about our plans for the future, please come along.
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