Understanding WBCT Organisation in Bordon

If you’ve ever wondered what makes Whitehill & Bordon tick, you’re in the right place! I’m here to share a bit about the Whitehill & Bordon Community Trust (WBCT) and its role in shaping this vibrant town. It’s more than just an organisation; it’s the heart of community spirit, bringing people together and sparking positive change. Let’s dive in and explore what WBCT does and why it matters to everyone around here.

What is the WBCT Organisation in Bordon?

The WBCT organisation in Bordon is a community-driven charity focused on regenerating the area. Think of it as the engine that powers local projects, events, and facilities designed to make life better for everyone. Their goal? To create a connected, lively community where people feel at home and inspired.

They work on a variety of projects, from improving green spaces to running social events that bring neighbours together. It’s all about making Whitehill & Bordon a place where people want to live, work, and play.

Children eagerly participate with a local nursery staff member in planting bulbs among the autumn leaves near a parking area.

How WBCT Brings People Together

One of the coolest things about WBCT is how it connects people. Whether you’re new to the area or have lived here for years, there’s always something happening that invites you to join in. They organise events like local markets, family fun days, and workshops that encourage everyone to get involved.

For example, their monthly community markets are a hit! You can find local businesses and crafters, and even meet some friendly faces. It’s a great way to support local businesses and feel part of the community at the same time. These Fayres are held at Hogmoor Inclosure on the 2nd Sunday of every month.

If you would like to book a pitch for any of these markets just contact the team at info@wb-ct.org or head to the website for the booking link.

Hogmoor Craft Fayre £15 @ Stall 10am -3pm – Fill out form

WBCT also runs projects that encourage volunteering. If you want to give back or just meet new people, there are plenty of opportunities. It’s a win-win: you help the community and make new friends.

To find out more, why not pop along to The Community Station on a Monday morning, 10am -12pm where you will find many of our team enjoying a cuppa and planning the next project or event.

The Impact of WBCT on Local Facilities

Facilities are a big deal when it comes to community life. WBCT plays a key role in developing and maintaining spaces where people can gather, learn, and have fun. Currently the team manages The Beehive in Hogmoor Inclosure and their most recent asset is The Community Station, a historic former military fire station saved from developers to community hall, they ensure these places are welcoming and well-equipped.

The Beehive is an excellent small hall in the heart of Hogmoor Inclosure, used during the week for educational groups. At the weekend it becomes a thriving party hub.

The Community Station is great place where many organisations work together to offer the community a space to meet for weekly groups or work out in the Boxing Gym or learn more about our towns heritage from the Woolmer Forest Heritage Society. Also in residence our the local Havant and East Hants Mind Charity offering local residents help and support for mental wellness.

How You Can Get Involved with WBCT

If you’re thinking, “This sounds great, but how can I join in?” – don’t worry, it’s easy! WBCT welcomes everyone who wants to contribute, whether it’s through volunteering, attending events, or simply spreading the word.

Here are some simple ways to get involved:

• Volunteer for events or projects – Help organise or run community activities.

• Attend WBCT events – Meet neighbours and enjoy local culture.

• Join a local group or club – Many are supported by WBCT.

• Share your ideas – WBCT loves hearing from residents about what the community needs.

  
  

Getting involved not only helps the town but also gives you a chance to meet new people and learn new skills. Plus, it feels great to be part of something bigger!

Alternatively contact us on info@wb-ct.org or fill in the form.

Community Volunteer Registration form – Fill out form

Why WBCT Matters for the Future of Whitehill & Bordon

Looking ahead, WBCT is set to be a driving force behind the ongoing regeneration of Whitehill & Bordon. Their vision is clear: a vibrant, connected community where everyone has a voice and a place to belong.

By supporting local projects and encouraging community spirit, WBCT helps build a stronger, more resilient town. This means better facilities, more events, and a greater sense of pride in where we live.

If you want to learn more or get involved, check out the wbct bordon website. It’s a fantastic resource for staying up to date with what’s happening and how you can help.

Bringing It All Together

So, there you have it! The WBCT organisation in Bordon is much more than just a name. It’s a community lifeline, a hub for activity, and a beacon of hope for the future. Whether you’re looking to get involved or just want to enjoy what the town has to offer, WBCT is at the heart of it all.

Remember, a strong community is built by people like you and me coming together. So why not take a step today? Join an event, volunteer, or simply say hello to a neighbour. Together, we can make Whitehill & Bordon an even better place to call home.