The Bluesci Centres at Coppice, Old Trafford, Broomwood and Partington are closed for the foreseeable future due to the Corona Virus prevention measures. We understand that this is a challenging time for everyone and we are providing mental health and wellbeing telephone support and appointment only access to the service for people in Trafford. You […]

In these worrying times its great to have some good news;- The Smith family have got nesting great tits in their bird box made at our event the box has only been up 10 days so this feathered family weren’t hanging about

It was a great success over 80 people attended and over 40 Bird boxes were made. It was a real hands on everyone getting stuck in activity. Special thanks go to the Scouts – Martin didn’t have time to come up for air! Friends of Coppice Library and Skipton Building Society Who donated the funding […]

On Saturday Julie chair of Friends of Coppice Library and Cllr Rob Chilton Friends Member and volunteer received from Coppice Co-Op Supermarket a cheque for £7,502 to support Coppice Community Library and Wellbeing Centre. this is brilliant news and allow us to make it even better.

Read a book with a brew only 50p

Wildflower seeds have been sown on the front lawns – fingers crossed for a great spring display!

We have volunteer opportunities at busy times especially: Monday mornings, Wednesday mornings, Friday Afternoons and Saturdays. The volunteering opportunities include:Library ReceptionBook shelvingBack office admin supportWellbeing SupportClassroom show rounds1-1 computer supportGardening It is helpful if you can commit to volunteering for a minimum of 6 months, and our volunteers offer as much or as little time […]

The café area at Coppice is offering toasted teacakes, toast with jam or marmalade and crumpets as well as tea, coffee and hot chocolate. The café is available on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday between 10 am and 3 pm.

There was a large turnout on Sunday for the Friends of Coppice Library cream tea fundraising event. £250.00 was raised in support of the Mayor of Trafford’s chosen charities; Trafford Mencap and St Ann’s Community Refugee Project.