How Are You Peterborough? | Bretton Lounge

Bretton Baptist Church not only hold worship services, they also host a variety of activities and events for the entire community, regardless of faith. Warm Hub, coffee mornings, toddler play, indoor bowls and more are on offer.

This activity is good for wellbeing because

You can socialise with others

You can feel connected to and part of your local community

You can find out about and access various support services

"After my wife died, I didn't know what to do and just stayed at home. Coming here and meeting people has changed my life! I'm so busy doing all sorts of things now!"

How to contact

Where to go

Bretton Baptist Church
Copeland
South Bretton
Peterborough PE3 6YJ
UK

What to expect

Bretton Baptist Church hold a number of regular activities and events for everyone in the community, of any faith or none. These include:

Bretton Lounge: a free, twice-weekly tea/coffee morning with homemade cakes, for all ages (there are toys for young children attending with parents). There are people who can signpost to local support services, and a variety of support organisations often attend, such as Healthy You, Healthwatch, and Woodgreen Pets Charity. Local councillors attend once a month and people can book sessions with them. In winter months this is a Warm Hub, offering soup and rolls at lunchtime.
Indoor Bowls: no experience necessary, just for fun! For people age 55+, low cost includes tea/coffee (first session is free so you can try it out). Wednesday morning between 10 am- 11.30 am.
Chair fitness – Tuesday 1-2pm. £7.50 per session. Hosted by Becca who is a personal trainer. She is trained to work with people who need specialist adjustments. You can find out more about Becca on her Chair Fit and Chair Yoga webpage.
Vaccination clinic – every Wednesday daytime. NHS vaccination services including:
✔️ Infant & childhood vaccines
✔️ Teenage boosters
✔️ Maternity & seasonal vaccines
✔️ Shingles, RSV & Pneumococcal

There are also faith-based activities, including regular Sunday services, a monthly Café Church with activities around a Bible theme including a free meal, a Youth Club and more.

There are also other events at various times.

See their website for more details including days and times.

What to expect

There is a dedicated car park at the entrance of the building off Woolgard Road, and street parking is available along Copeland Road. There are dedicated disabled parking spaces. There is a bus stop a few minutes walk away from the church that is served by Stagecoach bus 2 Paston – Bretton.

The building is wheelchair accessible and there are accessible toilets.

There is fenced, outside space for children to play.