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Becoming Legends in Our Own Time: Fighting for Community Ownership

Becoming Legends in Our Own Time: Fighting for Community Ownership

Opinion piece by CEO Emma Harvey on the fight for community ownership in England, why the current system stacks the odds against local groups, and what we can do about it
VACANCY: Bar Manager​

VACANCY: Bar Manager​

We are looking for a Bar Manager​ to join our team
Edson wins Tinniswood Award 2025

Edson wins Tinniswood Award 2025

Well done to Edson for his well earned win for best audio drama script of the year
Trinity and Bath University Host Science Fair for Local Schools

Trinity and Bath University Host Science Fair for Local Schools
Trinity Distributes Arts and Crafts Supplies to Local Children

Trinity Distributes Arts and Crafts Supplies to Local Children

A new collaboration with Scrapstore to encourage creativity at all ages
People who make...

People who make...

We take a look at some of the creative activities taking place at Trinity
Volunteer at Garden Party

Volunteer at Garden Party

Get involved at our Garden party
Vacancy: Content Creator

Vacancy: Content Creator

We are looking for a Content Creator to join our team
Vacancy: Bookings and Admin Assistant

Vacancy: Bookings and Admin Assistant

We are looking for a Bookings and Admin Assistant to join our team
Hearing health is Wealth

Hearing health is Wealth

Trinity teams up with acs to offer high-fidelity earplugs
Realising Children's Creative Potential

Realising Children's Creative Potential

The Cultural Alliance Programme is revolutionizing arts education for Key Stage 2 children in Lawrence Hill, offering free weekly dance and drama lessons that foster creativity, learning, and wellbeing
Images of JWB, past, present, future

Images of JWB, past, present, future

Imagining a future for Jacobs Wells

Citizens in Power Network

Citizens in Power Network

Trinity Community Arts is proud to announce its participation in The Citizens in Power Network as part of our work with Citizens for Culture.
What's Next for Speak Out

What's Next for Speak Out

Following an initial two-year investment from WeMove, Trinity has secured further funding to amplify the voices of young people through The Speak Out Collective

Lottery support for Jacobs Wells revamp

Lottery support for Jacobs Wells revamp

Trinity has been awarded a development grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund towards the next phase of works as part of our ambitious restoration project to save Jacobs Wells Baths
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