The New Street Centre has been at the heart of the community for nearly 50 years. It provides a space for activities and groups that promote health and wellbeing for Daventry’s elderly residents.
The Centre hosts the New Street Cafe every weekday morning, from 9.30am-12pm. The Cafe also runs two community lunches from 12.30pm on the first and third Thursday of the month. Please call us if you would like to book a place – 01327 300614.
The day-to-day running of the Centre is managed by Daventry Volunteers and is governed by a board of trustees which is made up of members of groups who use the facilities.
Although the Centre is used every day there are sometimes a few slots available for hire for groups. If you are interested please contact us on 01327 300614.
The Centre is in use by a range of groups every day, most of which welcome new members. Please find below the weekly activities and groups that run from the Centre.
Monday - Friday, 9.30am-12noon
Monday, Thursday and Saturday
Tuesday
Wednesday, 10am-12noon
Wednesday, 2pm-4pm
Second Wednesday of every month, 6.30pm-9pm
Last Wednesday of every month
Second Thursday of every month, 2pm-4pm
Daventry Social Group
This group is for people aged 16-29 that struggle with typical social clubs. For more information please get in touch with us.
The hall is also regularly used by the Age UK's Hospital Aftercare and a local meditation group.
Keith has been Chair of the Trustee Board for the last 4 years. He is also the representative for the Hard of Hearing Group.
Carella is the CEO of Daventry Volunteers and Secretary of The New Street Centre (DDWF) and is responsible for overall delivery.
Janet is the Tuesday Dance Group representative.
Peter is an independent representative.
Terry is the Vice-Chair of the Trustee Board.
Pamela is the Whist Drive representative.
Nicola is the New Street Cafe representative.
Karen is the Treasurer.
The New Street Centre is proud to help Daventry celebrate and remember local history, national occasions and memorial days. We will soon have a gallery showing the Centre in all it's colourful glory.