Local & wider community will gain a welcoming inclusive space for socialising, volunteering, and participating in events, creating jobs, boosting community cohesion, rural pride, and well-being. We currently have 38 volunteers & 3,500 supporters
Young people will benefit from nature education, creative art and craft workshops, and inclusive events that build skills, confidence, and connection to the local environment and culture. Scouts/Brownies group and childcare nursery are engaged.
A safe, familiar, inclusive space for elderly residents to meet, reducing isolation via social events, workshops & volunteering. A local shop offering essentials & gifts meets their needs and encourages regular connection with the community
Volunteering, jobs, training, and social events that support mental wellbeing, building skills, and deepen engagement with local food, heritage, and enterprise creating connection, confidence, and community pride.
The project safeguards a heritage asset and enhances biodiversity education, creating a replicable model of rural regeneration and sustainable community ownership.
Located on the Gwent Levels, Welsh Coastal Path & in a SSSI area, we will host workshops, events & materials to educate the community on local ecology, working with partners to promote stewardship, sustainability & environmental awareness.
Artists & crafters gain a permanent space to exhibit, sell their work, run workshops, and collaborate with the community. Creating cultural visibility, income opportunities, and deeper engagement through creative participation and shared expression.
Newport/Cardiff, Coastal path walkers, cyclists, visitors
A grass routes effort to purchase, restore & repurpose the historic Six Bells pub in Peterstone to a sustainable community hub: more than just a pub. It will become a cafe by day and pub by night, with a farm & craft shop and visitor discovery centre showcasing the Gwent Levels’ wildlife and heritage. Socially it brings locals together; environmentally it raises awareness and promotes sustainability; economically it supports local producers, tourism and jobs across the Gwent Levels region.
Farm & Craft Shop, events, volunteering, jobs social use
School & nursery groups, Scouts, Brownie - families
Social events & inclusive space, local shop, coffee & cake
Project involvement, pub/cafe/ workshops, cultural events,
Current reach via media, events, digital, campaigns
Resource | Description | Quantity needed | When needed | How this donation supports the project (Enabling Actions or KPIs) |
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MONEY | Financial Capital | £450,000. £50,000 raised inc. community share offer that is currently open. We have £400,000 grant applications pending | Flexible | Funds unlock purchase, build investor confidence, and enable wider regeneration and matched funding. |
Feedback surveys, engagement events, donations, social media engagement, share offer responses
Support for local community projects through volunteering
Support for local community projects through donations
Local people employed or retained
awarded a grant from the Architectural Heritage Fund
corporate partners - donated expertise and funds
involved in planning, vegetable sales at events, will contribute to our farm shop
a platform for youth environmental stewardship supporting 121 local Rainbows, Brownies, and Guides
Promote Six Bells as a walkers’ stopping point & provide information on the Coast Path for visitors