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The Wooler and Glendale Food Bank continues to help people across our communities each week. We always need extra items to add to our stock and are very grateful for any unwanted non-perishable food products you may wish to donate. You can drop them into our donation boxes at any of our locations at any…

If anyone can help, or knows someone who might have any ideas…please get in touch!

We are proud to say that the Glendale Gateway Trust is one of the national organisations to have been awarded funding.​Watch this space for details of a future project we will be rolling out to help people in the Wooler and Glendale communities.

The Glendale Gateway Trust has recently upgraded the access into the Cheviot Centre by installing a brand new automatic entrance door system. Inclusivity, comfort and accessibility for local people and visitors are always high on our list of priorities. Our aim is to continue to make the Cheviot Centre as accessible as possible for everyone…

*A brand new initiative to support our Glendale communities* Digital inclusion has become increasingly important when online has become the default for most organisations. Bell View of Belford and The Glendale Gateway Trust are working together to support local people with any digital needs they may have.There will be weekly sessions in both Wooler and…

We are looking for volunteers to join our Rural Advocacy Team to champion issues affecting your town or village. By keeping your community informed of available services and support, you will help people to live well and thrive. If you live in Glendale and the surrounding areas, we would love to hear from you!No experience…

The Cheviot Centre is proud to now be a defibrillator location in Wooler. Working in partnership with the Newcastle Building Society, the Red Sky Foundation was keen to widen the availability of defibrillators in North Eastern England. The NBS offered to fund some of them within communities in some of the towns where they had…