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New men’s shed opens at Castle Gardens

 

The Green Shed Sherborne was officially opened by the Mayor of Sherborne, Jill Warburton (above left). Situated at the back of Castle Gardens, this new Men’s Shed is now open every Tuesday from 10am-3:30pm, offering adults a safe and inclusive space to make, repair and repurpose items for community projects.

Antony Chambers, chairman of The Green Shed Sherborne, says: “Around a year ago, I attended a public forum meeting at Castle Gardens where UK Men’s Sheds representatives shared their vision for bringing this nationally recognised format to Sherborne. I was inspired to get behind this initiative, and after a year of building a team and refurbishing the space, we are now ready for applications. We are operating from The Green Shed, which once provided a workshop for adults with learning difficulties and will once again be a safe and inclusive space for adults to come and socialise while taking part in making, repairing and repurposing projects.”

Mike Burks, managing director of The Gardens Group, adds: “We’re delighted to see The Green Shed Sherborne open at Castle Gardens, as it is going to provide such a valuable resource for the community. We’re looking forward to seeing the building become a hive of activity once again, giving people a space to help improve their mental and physical wellbeing.”

The Green Shed Sherborne is open every Tuesday from 10am – 3:30pm and is now accepting members for £12 a year. Application forms can be completed at thegreenshedsherborne.co.uk.

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