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What does a tonne of Carbon Dioxide look like?
We are delighted to announce that at some point over the weekend we reached the landmark of 1000 kilos of Carbon Dioxide saved through solar power at The View. We know this is great but like most people we weren’t really sure what 1 tonne of CO2 looked like – so we googled it and ...
- August 30th, 2011
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Teaching an old dog new tricks?
Since our call for ideas of how Church View can be used to benefit the community, we have been delighted by your response. We hope that over the coming weeks and months, we can find ways to accommodate these. In the meantime, we are happy to announce that the old art college is now the ...
- August 10th, 2011
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A Ramadan message to the Doncaster Muslim Community
Ramadan Mubarak to all in our local Muslim community. Best wishes to you and your family for this the holy month of Ramadan. We hope that you find joy, peace and happiness and achieve all your objectives for the month.
- August 1st, 2011
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Church View, the end of the beginning
Things don’t always go the way you plan. Our plan for Church View was well known, a vibrant hub for culture, creativity and the community in an iconic building in central Doncaster. Today, our plan requires a radical rethink. After almost a year of uncertainty, we can confirm that the European funding needed to complete ...
- July 25th, 2011
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Ben’s blog – a word from our Chief Executive
In with the new
Historic is not too strong a word for it. Our move into Church View is a small step for the three of us (staff) but a massive leap for resident-led and owned asset-based economic, social and cultural development in Doncaster. The new Trust office, meeting and event space is a lovely, light, ...- June 1st, 2011
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Church View is now available for meetings, events and conferences. We can offer a flexible space suitable for small meetings up to events for 100 people. We offer refreshment catering at a highly competitive rate and offer room hire discounts to the third sector and public sector organisations.
Cabaret layout seating upto 65 people
Theatre style seating ...
- May 20th, 2011
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From our archives
Hearts for Haiti sponsored run
Recently Balby Carr’s Year 8 pupils (pictured) organised a sponsored run to raise funds for the College’s ‘Hearts for Haiti’ appeal, which aims to raise as much money as possible for the victims of the Haiti earthquake. The run lasted over a two lesson period with all pupils running or walking nonstop to achieve their ...
The biggest change though is currently hidden from view. A large single storey internal extension originally constructed in 2003 has been demolished, once again opening out the courtyard, and introducing much more natural light into the building. In addition works have commenced on demolishing some of the internal walls, which means that it is increasingly ...
Eco Houses set to raise the standard in Doncaster
A number of houses in Doncaster have been given an environmentally friendly makeover and the owners are now looking for ‘green’ tenants.
The 31 properties, owned by Doncaster Central Development Trust (DCDT) include a range of energy efficiency boosting features designed to reduce their energy consumption, which in turn will reduce the home’s carbon footprints and running costs.
More from our Archives
Church View, the end of the beginning
Things don’t always go the way you plan. Our plan for Church View was well known, a vibrant hub for culture, creativity and the community in an iconic building in central Doncaster. Today, our plan requires a radical rethink. After almost a year of uncertainty, we can confirm that the European funding needed to complete ...
NDC partners celebrate crime DVD
Doncaster New Deal for Communities launched a newly commissioned DVD on “Reducing Crime” which highlights different types of crime, and its effects on diverse communities throughout Doncaster.
The launch event at the Doncaster Little Theatre on Friday 26 February was attended by 50 representatives from the public, private and voluntary sectors, and local residents. The 60-minute programme ...Teaching an old dog new tricks?
Since our call for ideas of how Church View can be used to benefit the community, we have been delighted by your response. We hope that over the coming weeks and months, we can find ways to accommodate these. In the meantime, we are happy to announce that the old art college is now the ...
