Coldstream Community Centre
Our Community Centre provides an important focus for community activities – leisure, recreation and arts. Local voluntary clubs and groups organise regular activities in the Centre, with visiting bands, choirs and other groups providing occasional entertainment .
The Centre itself is a listed building, with bell tower, open beams and stained glass windows. A former Church of Scotland place of worship, St Cuthbert, gave his name to the building and sometimes it’s referred to as the St. Cuthbert’s Centre.
The Coldstream Community Trust, established in 1999, is a registered charity and now owns the centre. As a charity it relies fully on the support of the local community, as well as accessing grants to keep the building maintained and to employ the part time staff, as well as all the regular overheads like insurance, heating and lighting.
At the Community Centre you will meet Sam Lines, Financial Administrator, and Ross Duncan, Community Centre Caretaker, who are there to ensure the smooth operation of the Centre. Sam is there two mornings a week, Ross is there Monday to Friday 9am to 12pm. They can be contacted on 01890 883332 or by email The Board of Trustees meets on the third Wednesday of each month and Coldstream residents are invited to attend those meetings.
