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The centre offers an exciting range of affordable
social, keep-fit, health related and learning activities, all in
a welcoming and friendly environment.
Activities include:
- walking group
- computer classes
- beauty treatments
- discussion groups
- art & craft based activities
- intergenerational groups
- Tai Chi & Yoga
- Salsa dancing
- language classes
- health information & advice
- book group
- outings & pub lunches
Click
here for a timetable of current activities.
We welcome suggestions
about new activities, events or outings.
Please contact
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Annual Feedback Survey 2009
Click here to read what Bradbury members think of the centre. |
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Active Ageing Booklet, produced by members of Bradbury's Monday Discussion Group.
Click here to download. |
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The Bradbury Café serves an appetising
range of drinks and snacks, including home-made cakes, and a hot
meal is available in the dining area between 12 noon and 1.00 pm.
We also have a Wednesday Hot Lunch Club: pre-booking required for two-course lunch. New members welcome.
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The Bradbury provides many opportunities
for people - of any age - who would like to volunteer their time
and energy. Please see our volunteering
page for more information.
The Bradbury is open to all Kingston Borough residents.
The Centre was built by Age Concern Kingston with the substantial help of The Bradbury Foundation. It was opened by actor Richard Briers in April 2005.
The Bradbury is a great venue for celebrations and can be hired by members. For further information please contact the Centre Administrator. |
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Click here to download the Bradbury Centre Newsletter, which is produced
by members and volunteers. |
For further information on joining any activities
or if you are interested in volunteering please contact Lucy Webster, the Centre Coordinator.
Drop in Monday to Friday - 10.00 am to 2.00 pm.
Contact details:
The Bradbury Centre
37b Grange Road
Kingston upon Thames
KT1 2RA
Tel: 020 8549 1230
e-mail: bradbury@ageconcernkingston.org
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How to find us
We do not provide accessible transport at
The Bradbury. We have a small number of parking bays available (if pre-booked) for
centre visitors, however we recommend the use of public transport to reach the centre. The centre is also easily accessible by cycle or on foot and we have a number of cycle racks for visitors' use.
Click here to download a printable map and directions to the centre
Click here to plan your walking route
Click here to plan your route by public transport
Click here for information on cycling in Kingston
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Age Concern Kingston upon
Thames is the leading
voluntary sector provider of services for older people
within the Borough — with a reputation for quality and value. |
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