Volunteers muck in to breathe life into a Wigan community space

Volunteers at Hindley Library and Community Centre

Volunteers have mucked in to help breathe life back into a community space.

Residents grabbed their paint brushes to help spruce up the entrance at Hindley Library and Community Centre.

The space, which is home to Chapter One Tea Rooms, is becoming increasingly popular with community groups.

Sam Broxton, who manages the centre has called upon the help of the public to bring the whole thing up to scratch.

Michelle Corsair from Nomad Rangers, left, with a volunteer from Skills CIC,

“It’s going really well,” she said. “We are coming to the end of The Deal funding now so we rely completely on volunteers.

“We have now started the outside clean-up. We have been given permission to make an entrance area. We have loads of stuff coming up.”

As part of the clean-up, the centre staff are planning on building a sensory herb garden as well as an outdoor fairy garden filled with miniature furniture created by a volunteer.