As temperatures drop, residents in Street and Glastonbury are reminded that designated warm spaces are available to help those struggling to heat their homes. These venues offer a welcoming environment with free Wi-Fi, refreshments, and a chance to connect with the community.

Warm spaces in Street:

• Street Community Library (6 Leigh Road, BA16 0HA)
• Open: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday (9:30am–5pm), Saturday (9:30am–1:30pm)
• Facilities: Free Wi-Fi, access to computers, books, and magazines. Fully accessible.
• Contact: [email protected]
• Crispin Community Centre (Leigh Road, BA16 0HA)
• Open: Monday, Wednesday, Friday (10am–12pm), Tuesday and Thursday (10am–3pm)
• Facilities: Refreshments, Wi-Fi, accessible venue with baby-changing facilities.
• Extras: Wednesday Lunch Club (£6 per person), free Soup Kitchen (Wednesdays, 3pm–6pm).
• Contact: [email protected] | 01458 447248 | Website
• Mission Church (Vestry Road, BA16 0HZ)
• Open: Saturday (11am–3pm)
• Facilities: Hot meals, free Wi-Fi, accessible venue, baby-changing facilities, play equipment.
• Contact: [email protected] | 01458 442671 | Website

Warm spaces in Glastonbury:

• Glastonbury Library (1 Orchard Court, BA6 9JB)
• Open: Monday to Saturday (various hours)
• Facilities: Free Wi-Fi, access to books, magazines, and computers.
• YEAST Scrapstore (Unit 7 Dyehouse Lane, BA6 9LZ)
• Open: Friday (11am–4pm)
• Facilities: Refreshments, Wi-Fi, craft activities for families.
• Contact: [email protected]
• Glastonbury Town Hall (Magdalene Street, BA6 9EL)
• Open: Tuesdays (10am–12pm & 7pm–9pm), Thursdays (7pm–9pm) – January & February
• Facilities: Free Wi-Fi, hot meals, accessible venue, baby-changing facilities, car parking (free in St Dunstan’s car park after 6pm).
• Contact: [email protected]
• Red Brick Building (Morland Enterprise Park, BA6 9FT)
• Facilities: Open daily for residents and community groups.

These warm spaces are part of a wider community effort to ensure no one in Street or Glastonbury is left struggling this winter. Residents are encouraged to use these spaces for warmth, connection, and access to local services.

Setting up a warm space

Local businesses interested in offering a warm space should ensure it is publicly accessible (e.g. a café, co-working space, pub, or community centre). kmlll \z

The local authority can help with guidance on setting up a warm space.