Maidenhead

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Check out this section of our webpage for details of our coming special events.

As we commence the celebrations for our 140th Anniversary, we have the visit of The International Staff Band of The Salvation Army.

They will be giving a concert at St. Mary's Maidenhead on Saturday 21 February 2026 at 7:00pm.

Tickets go on sale from Monday 5 January 2026 at 7:30am, priced at £10.00 each - https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/booking/t-mjoogra

The International Staff Band (ISB) is the flagship brass band of The Salvation Army based in London, UK. This concert will be the very first one under their new Bandmaster, Jonathan Evans.

The Band was founded officially on 7 October 1891 by Bramwell Booth (then second in command of The Salvation Army) from staff at the international headquarters. Their mission is to “spread the message of Christ primarily through music and aims for the highest standards of Salvation Army Christian music-making.”

They perform concerts, lead worship services, appear on television and radio broadcasts, make recordings, and go on tours both in the UK and internationally. Membership consists of about 30-odd musicians drawn from across the UK and Ireland territory of The Salvation Army.

As the premier band of The Salvation Army, the ISB sets a standard for other Salvation Army bands around the world in terms of musical excellence, spiritual purpose and outreach. They help to reshape the image of brass banding: moving from public marches/campaigns to worship, mission and recording projects.

In Salvation Army context, bands aren’t just for concerts: they accompany open-air meetings, corps worship services, territory events and national gatherings. The ISB embodies that by combining high-quality musical performance with a clear Christian message.

Our usual opening hours are:

Monday

CLOSED

Tuesday

09:30-12:30

Wednesday

CLOSED

Thursday

09:30-12:30

19:00-21:45

Friday

09:30-10:00

(Last Friday of the month only - except August & December) 09:00-12:30

Saturday

CLOSED except for special events

Sunday

10:00-13:00

Photo by James Lee on Unsplash

Click in the top right hand corner of the screen to reveal more worship meetings from the series.

10:30-11:45     SUNDAY CELEBRATION MEETING (except 2nd Sunday in month - see below)

Featuring songs, music, prayer, something for the children and positive, practical, encouraging teaching from the Bible

10:30-11:30     2ND SUNDAY CELEBRATION (2nd Sunday in month)

Worship in a more relaxed, lighter style, featuring songs, prayer, activities and a short, positive, practical, encouraging thought from the Bible

You can join our Worship every Sunday LIVE on our Facebook Page - www.facebook.com/maidenheadcitadelsalvationarmy/live

Or you can catch up later on our YouTube Channel - www.youtube.com/channel/UCHyDHiaWEg-ww8RbWGTgjkQ

11:00-12:00     SUNDAY'S KOOL (school term time, except 2nd Sunday in month)

Fun, Bible-based activities for tots to 11’s

11:45-12:30 APPROX. COFFEE & CHAT (except 2nd Sunday in month)

Join with us after worship and catch up with friends

12:00-13:30 APPROX.     CHURCH LUNCH (2nd Sunday in month)

Join us for food and friendship following our 2nd Sunday Celebration

12:15-12:45     YOUNG PEOPLE'S SINGING COMPANY REHEARSAL (school term time, except 2nd Sunday in month)

You can also catch up with Captain Rob's Bible Messages via podcast. Head to battlereadysermons.podbean.com for more details and to subscribe to the podcast wherever you get your podcasts or via the Battlefield Resources Facebook page - www.facebook.com/battlefieldresources. Like the page and get a notification when a new sermon drops or sign up to be sent an email - eepurl.com/h2FPND. You can even listen below:

Battle Drill Daily Devotional is your source for quick, powerful daily inspiration rooted in God’s Word. Hosted by Salvation Army officer Rob Westwood-Payne, each episode delivers a 5-minute Christian devotional designed to help you stay spiritually strong and prepared for life’s challenges.

Whether you’re searching for a Salvation Army daily devotional, a Christian daily podcast to start your morning, or short devotionals to keep your faith battle-ready, this podcast offers practical biblical insights and encouragement for believers of all backgrounds.

Listen daily for uplifting reflections, practical applications, and fresh perspectives drawn from Scripture. Stay connected, deepen your faith, and discover how to live each day with purpose and hope. Find every episode and more resources at battledrilldevotional.com. Prefer watching? Find video episodes at video.battledrilldevotional.com. Sign up via email at devotional.battledrilldevotional.com. 

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09:30-12:30     TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS

Hub Community Café @ Maidenhead Salvation Army

Pop in for a coffee, cake and a chat. Open to all, you would be assured of a warm welcome!

TUESDAYS

09:30-12:30     COMMUNITY KITCHEN

Free hot drinks and snacks, and a takeaway hot meal for families and individuals in need

WEDNESDAYS

19:30-21:00     GROWTH GROUP ONLINE

Join us as we study and discuss God's Word together in a relaxed atmosphere, via Zoom

Join our Zoom Meeting at https://us06web.zoom.us/j/93963988634?pwd=L2JsNzRtc21ORndNL2RFRyt6RDAxZz09

Meeting ID: 939 6398 8634
Passcode: 064413

THURSDAYS

09:30-12:30     COMMUNITY KITCHEN

Free hot drinks and snacks, and a takeaway hot meal for families and individuals in need

10:30-12:00     STREET HOMELESS DROP-IN CENTRE

A warm and welcoming space for street homeless people to enjoy hot food and drink, a shower, and other facilities (in partnership with The Brett Foundation)

19:00-20:15 SONGSTERS REHEARSAL

20:30-21:45 BAND REHEARSAL

FRIDAYS

09:30-10:00 PRAYER TIME

Join us as we pray for each other, our community and the world

SATURDAYS

10:00-17:00     CRAFT DAY (1st Saturday in month)

Join us as we enjoy several crafts. Bring your own packed lunch

Other events as advertised

(Photo by Markus Winkler on Unsplash)

Sundays

You can join us live for Sunday Worship on YouTube each week. Head over to our channel - www.youtube.com/@maidenheadsalvationarmy and Subscribe and you will be notified when we go Live on Sunday morning, shortly before 10:30am. Or head on over to the Channel on Sunday morning and the Live video should appear at the top of the Page.

If you're unable to join us in-person on Sunday morning, then we look forward to you joining us this way instead.

Worship Today – 1 February 2026

Sunday Celebration @ 10:30am

Launch of our Self-Denial Appeal

Led by Captain Rob Westwood-Payne

Followed by refreshments in the Hub

Next Sunday – 8 February 2026

2nd Sunday Celebration @ 10:30am

Led by Captain Rob Westwood-Payne

Followed by refreshments in the Hub

Followed by Corps Lunch

Weekly Activities

Sunday

12 noon-12:30pm. Singing Company Practice

12:30-1:00pm. Community Kitchen

Monday

Tuesday

9:30am-12:30pm. Hub Community Café & Community Kitchen

12 noon-2:00pm. Weekday Craft Group

Wednesday

7:30-8:30pm. Growth Group online

Thursday

9:30am-12:30pm. Hub Community Café & Community Kitchen

10:00-11:30am. Homeless Drop In in partnership with The Brett Foundation

7:00-8:00pm. Songster Practice

8:45-9:45pm. Band Practice

Friday

9:30-10:00am. Prayer Meeting in the Boiler Room and online

Saturday

10:00am-5:00pm. Craft Club

Coming Events

Growth Group Online

Why not join us in the New Year? Growth Group online meets each week on Wednesday at 7:30pm via Zoom. Everyone is welcome. You don't have to have been to Growth Group online before, and you don't need to be a member of Maidenhead Salvation Army.

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/93963988634?pwd=L2JsNzRtc21ORndNL2RFRyt6RDAxZz09

Meeting ID: 939 6398 8634

Passcode: 064413

Boiler Room – Powerhouse

You are welcome to join us for our Boiler Room Prayer Meeting every Friday between 9:30am-10:00am in-person in the Prayer Room. Subjects will be provided each week for us to pray for, based on our mission and ministry and what is going on around us.

There is a Prayer Requests box on Reception (along with Prayer Request notepads) for use by corps members and hopefully, others who come into the Hall. We will pray those requests on a Friday morning too (unless they are marked Confidential for the CO only). Please do take advantage of this when it becomes available. We need to pray for each other! (as I know many of us do).

Pause and pray at 9.38am for future leaders

Every day at 9.38, you're invited to pause and pray for future leaders of The Salvation Army – inspired by Jesus' words in Matthew 9:38: ‘Ask the Lord of the harvest… to send out workers into his harvest field’ (New International Version). Wherever you are, simply set a daily reminder and take a moment to pray that God will send out people into his mission field. Watch a video from the Candidates Unit on www.salvationist.org.uk to find out more.

Who are we praying for?

• For those called to be spiritual leaders
• For those nearing or in retirement as they discern where they are called to serve
• For those living out Jesus in their workplaces
• For families called to be like Jesus in school, college and their communities.

If a calling to spiritual leadership is on your heart, talk to your corps leader or email vocation@salvationarmy.org.uk.

News & Information

Corps Carolling 2025

Thank you to all who supported our Christmas Carolling effort in December 2025. The total collected was £8,495.99 – a significant increase on the previous year’s total of £6,644.49.

Valentines Meal

We are grateful to Simon, Taryn, and Jorja for being willing to provide a Valentines Meal again this year. It will take place on Saturday 14 February 2026 at 6:00pm. Cost is £12 for adults and £6 for children. Proceeds to the Big Connection Appeal. Please see Simon or Taryn for the menu and to book your place.

Concert by International Staff Band - Saturday 21 February 2026 at 7:00pm

The concert by the International Staff Band, the first under its new Bandmaster, Jonathan Evans, will take place on Saturday 21 February 2026 at 7:00pm at St. Mary’s Church in Maidenhead. Tickets went on sale online at 7:30am on Monday 5 January 2026 from https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/maidenhead-salvation-army. They are priced at £10.00 each for general admission.

Generous Discipleship

The Generous Discipleship programme is an opportunity for us to assess and refresh our understanding and knowledge of the important place that generous and sacrificial giving has in our lives as disciples of Jesus Christ. It is not just about money! It encourages us to give of our time, spiritual gifts, skills, and abilities too.

Sunday 22 March - Our Generous Discipleship Adviser, Denise Wilkinson, will be leading our Sunday Celebration and introducing us to the programme. Please bring a packed lunch with you, and at 1:30pm, Denise will also be leading us through a Bible Study to enable us to go deeper in our thinking.

Sunday 19 April - Please bring a packed lunch with you and stay for a session on Discovering and Growing Your Spiritual Gifts, led by Captain Rob, also at 1:30pm.

Sunday 17 May - in the lead up to this Sunday Celebration, we will follow a set of daily devotionals to prepare our hearts and minds (Battle Drill Daily Devotionals will also follow these). In our Sunday Celebration, we will have the opportunity to pledge our time, skills, abilities, gifts, and money for the Kingdom through our Corps.

Kids’ Camp Team Applications

For our Kids' Camp this year we are inviting people to apply to be a part of the team. Below you'll find the poster with all the details on. Please scan the QR code on the poster to apply to be part of this exciting ministry; whether as Team Members (18+) or Young Leaders (16–17).

Important:

Everyone who wishes to be part of the team this year must apply, even if they’ve served on the team before. 

Applications close on Monday 9th February, so please share this widely and encourage applications.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact 

Philip.Jackson-Bailey@salvationarmy.org.uk or on 07775 827875.

Thank you for your support in making Kids’ Camp an amazing experience for our children!

Our Hub Community Cafe

The Hub team warmly invite you to join them on Tuesday and Thursday mornings, from 9:30am – 12:30pm. Come along to enjoy light refreshments, friendly fellowship, and a warm, welcoming community spacewhere everyone is invited to feel at home.

Weekday Craft Group

On the first and third Tuesday of each month, The Hub/Community Hall is also open for our Weekday Craft Group, meeting from 11:00am – 2:00pm. Light lunch served

The Hub – A Space for our community where everyone is welcome — drop in, stay as long as you like.

Additions to Corps Diary

• Tuesday 31 March @ 8:00pm. Holy Week Musical Meditation by the Songsters
• Maundy Thursday 2 April @ 7:30pm. The Journey to the Cross Prayer & Meditation Event. Reflect on the final moments of Jesus’ earthly life through the Stations of the Cross.
• Easter Sunday 5 April @ 8:30am. Easter Sunday Breakfast. Please see Simon or Taryn to let them know you’re coming.
• Pentecost Sunday 24 May. Sunday Celebration led by Lt. Col. Marion Drew.
• Sunday 21 June. Father’s Day Sunday Celebration and 140th Young People’s Anniversary led by our Youth Fellowship.
• Saturday 3 & Sunday 4 October. Harvest Weekend led by Majors David & Sarah Evans.
• Saturday 17 & Sunday 18 October. 140th Corps Anniversary Weekend led by Majors David & Jane Alton.
• Wednesday 16 December - 1:00-6:00pm. Carolling at Paddington Station.

Reading Festival

As you may be aware, Reading Central Corps have been responsible for the outreach at Reading Festival for many years. We are now in a position where we need support in that. The person that organised and ran the Salvation Army marquee has retired and so we are looking for someone who can step in to do this.

All the logistical aspects and organising the large bank of volunteers is not a simple task, but it is a rewarding one. There is a team in place, that is experienced and all the details for running this are clearly in place and available.

Please could you think about your Corps folk or anyone that may have the skills needed to do this or anyone that would like to be part of the wider team.

For more information, please contact Major Sarah Murray – Reading Central Corps.

Sarah.murray@salvationarmy.org.uk

Dates for the Diary …

February 2026

8 February - 10:30am-11:45am. 2nd Sunday Celebration followed by Corps Lunch

8 February - 2:00-3:30pm. Youth Fellowship

21 February - 7:00-9:30pm. Concert by The International Staff Band of The Salvation Army @ St. Mary's Church, Maidenhead

22 February - 10:30am-11:45am. Sunday Celebration led by The International Staff Band

22 February - 2:30-4:00pm. Musical Festival by The International Staff Band

27 February - 9:00am-12 noon. Monthly Pop-Up Charity Shop and Coffee Morning

Captain's Log

Stop Wasting Your Influence: Everyday Impact

Influence isn't for celebrities. It's a gift from God, and a key part of Christian discipleship. In last week’s sermon, we heard Psalm 72:1–14, where Solomon prays for wider influence so he can defend the poor and rescue the oppressed. 

Here's the heart of the message: if God has entrusted you with influence, he wants you to use it for ministry, mission, and justice. Not to build your name, but to lift up people who feel unseen.

First, God calls you to start where you are. Your influence grows when you keep your word, refuse gossip, apologise fast, and bring peace to tense moments. Second, influence is for the powerless. Solomon’s prayer only makes sense when we remember “their lives are precious to him.” Third, God can enlarge what you practise. When you make the most of each chance, he spreads Christ’s fragrance through you.

So, what will you do this week? Choose one “small” act on purpose: speak life at home, be the calmest person at work, wave first in your street, or offer quiet help through the corps and our Hub Community Café.

I know this is not always easy. On my walks with Harley, a simple hello can open a door, but it still takes courage. Ask God for wisdom, compassion, and a willing heart. Then step out. Your influence can count for eternity. Let’s ask for more influence, so more people meet Jesus through our everyday kindness.

In his strength.

Rob Westwood-Payne.

Captain.

Battle Drill Daily Devotional Podcast for next week: 

• Monday: Why Your £5 Means More Than You Think

• Tuesday: The Real Reason You’re So Tired of Church

• Wednesday: What Dead Salvationists Wish They Could Tell You

• Thursday: Why God Wants You to Give Away Your Holiday

• Friday: How to Give Without God Loving You More

• Saturday: The One Thing That Ruins Every Good Deed

• Sunday: What Farmers Know That Christians Forget

There's a new episode of Battle Drill Devotional every day. You can pick a copy of this week’s up from Reception. Click on the link - https://linktr.ee/battledrilldevotional - to listen, watch or subscribe to the podcast. You can even listen to it three times a day on Salvationist Radio!

Livestreaming - You can find, like and follow our new Facebook page. If you're unable to join us in-person on a Sunday morning or your family and friends want to catch up with us later in the day or week, then this is the way to go.

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Territorial Prayer Network - Points for prayer from Prayer Matters

SUNDAY 1 February: SABBATH PRAYER

The Presentation at the Temple

We have reached the moment in the Church calendar when we remember Mary and Joseph bringing their baby son Jesus to the Temple to be consecrated to God. The story tells of two older people, both of whom had spent many years worshipping in that place, suddenly encountering the Spirit of God afresh as they met the baby Jesus. If you are feeling the weariness of having attended church for years, navigating its complexities and serving as best you can, may you be refreshed today; and as you enter that familiar place of worship again, may you meet Jesus in a new and wonderful way.

Lyndall Bywater (UKI Boiler Room Team)

MONDAY 2 February: SHARING THE GOOD NEWS

Divisional Leaders Training and Development Days (1-3 February)

The theme for the Divisional Leaders Training and Development Days is ‘To serve the present age’. Pray for the delegates, that they will be encouraged through the spiritual day, and that they will be equipped through the teaching days to be better prepared to meet people’s needs in appropriate ways in the ‘present age’. Pray that the Holy Spirit will be very present amongst the group, bringing discernment, power, love, comfort and guidance.  Colonel Julie Forrest (Territorial Secretary for Leader Development)

TUESDAY 3 February: SERVING AND CARING

Divisional Leaders Consultation (4 February)

Gracious God, as the leaders of our territory meet in consultation tomorrow, grant them wisdom, unity and vision. May your Holy Spirit guide their thoughts and give them understanding and discernment in the important matters they discuss. Open their minds and their hearts. Help them to hear your voice, that they may serve this territory with integrity and compassion; and as they do, strengthen them by your love.

Lieut-Colonel Jane Cowell (Assistant Chief Secretary)

WEDNESDAY 4 February: JUSTICE AND RECONCILIATION

Lament for Violence Against Women and Girls

Over the coming weeks we will focus our Justice and Reconciliation prayers on women and girls who are experiencing gender‑based violence. We begin in lament. God of compassion, we grieve for the countless women and girls around the world and throughout history whose lives have been taken or scarred by violence. Receive our lament. May we weep, and may our sorrow move us to act with courage and love.

Hayley Still (UK Engagement Coordinator, Salvation Army International Development)

THURSDAY 5 February: INTERNATIONAL SALVATION ARMY

Tanzania Territory

We pray today for The Salvation Army’s work in Tanzania. We pray for those communities which are being supported through the Village Savings and Loans scheme and the Community Health Services programme; that families will be lifted out of poverty and ill health, to live life in abundance. We pray too for the territorial leadership team, Colonels Mary and Samuel Mkami and Lieut-Colonels Anna and Willy Gibson. Lyndall Bywater (UKI Boiler Room Team)

FRIDAY 6 February: GROWING IN FAITH

Assessment Conference

Dear God, we thank you that Salvationists are responding to your call on their lives to be officers and territorial envoys. This weekend, as applicants and assessors meet for a key weekend of discernment, we pray that everyone will have a deep sense of your presence and a keen awareness of your wisdom. Major Catherine Smith (Territorial Candidates Director)

SATURDAY 7 February: CARE FOR CREATION

Self-Denial Appeal 2026 – Bringing hope

Father God, as we begin the Self-Denial Appeal 2026, let us be open to the stories we will hear in the following weeks. Teach us how to give generously, and show us ways we can put money aside so that we can partner in the work of caring for this world you have made and supporting the work of The Salvation Army internationally. We give thanks for the Army’s work in Estonia, and pray for Lieutenant Renno Rannamäe and the other Salvation Army officers serving there.

Faye Lloyd-Jones (Resource Coordinator, Mission Resources)

Our Christian faith encourages us to do what we can to support those in need in our community:

TUESDAY

09:30-12:30 Community Kitchen

Drop in for a free hot drink and snack and then takeaway a hot lunch, fresh fruit and drink. Available to the homeless and those in need. We are usually also able to provide a hot shower and assist with food parcels, some clothing and issue Foodshare Maidenhead vouchers.

THURSDAY

09:30-12:30 Community Kitchen

Drop in for a free hot drink and snack and then takeaway a hot lunch, fresh fruit and drink. Available to the homeless and those in need. We are usually also able to provide a hot shower and assist with food parcels, some clothing and issue Foodshare Maidenhead vouchers.

SUNDAY

12:30-13:00 Community Kitchen

Drop in for hot food, fresh fruit and drink. Available to the homeless and those in need.

(Photo by Aaron Doucett on Unsplash)

Most of the food we provide to people is donated by you, so your donation is vital to our work. You can donate dried and tinned goods such as cereal, soup, pasta, rice, tinned vegetables, tinned fruit, pasta sauces, tinned meat, tea, coffee, biscuits and UHT milk or non-food items such as toiletries and hygiene products at our Hall in East Road, SL6 1PJ, usually every Tuesday and Thursday between 9:30am-12:30pm. If you want to ensure we are open, please call 01628 625914.

 

Thank you for supporting us.

LAST FRIDAY IN THE MONTH (EXCEPT AUGUST & DECEMBER)

09:00-12:00     CHARITY POP-UP SHOP

Tons of NEW CLOTHES WITH TAGS, VINTAGE, Preloved, TOYS, Games, Bric-à-brac, Books, DVDs and MORE - You can buy teas, coffee and cake

FREE ENTRY & FREE PARKING

(Photo by Perry Merrity II on Unsplash)

For our monthly pop-up Charity Shop and community work, you can donate good quality clothes, shoes (paired) and accessories, sleeping bags, towels, homeware such as bric-a-brac and kitchen items, books, CDs, or toys at our Hall in East Road, SL6 1PJ, on Tuesdays and Thursdays between 9:30am-12:30pm. If these times are not convenient, please call 01628 625914 to make an appointment.

Please note that due to restricted storage space we no longer accept jigsaws, linens such as curtains and fabrics, DVDs, and rugs for resale or reuse.

In addition, we are unable to accept duvets, pillows, "rags", electrical items, and furniture for resale or reuse.

Leaving items outside our building when it is closed is considered fly-tipping and will be reported to the local authority. You may be prosecuted. Instead, please call in when the building is open, or if those times are not convenient call us on 01628 625914 to make an appointment. Please be considerate of our neighbourhood and community.

A collection service is available on request ONLY for those unable to travel to our building.

For recycling, we can also accept all clothing that's clean and wearable (including underwear), footwear (paired), bags, belts, hats, scarves, and gloves, towels, bed linen and blankets.

We are unable to recycle duvets, pillows, any stuffed items, curtains, rugs, toys, "rags", electrical items, and furniture.

Please place recycling in our recycling bank on our car park. This is available 24/7.

People who freely give of their time and talents to us make a huge contribution to the work we do.

In terms of community work, we have a Community Lunch that provides hot takeaway meals to the homeless and those in need that requires volunteers on Sundays (after our church worship meeting) from around 12 noon to 1:30pm.

We also run a Hub Community Cafe (open to the public) and Community Kitchen (providing hot takeaway meals to the homeless and those in need) on Tuesdays and Thursdays, with volunteers working from around 9:15am to 12:45pm.

If you are interested in either of these opportunities, then please email us at maidenhead@salvationarmy.org.uk, and if we have any current vacancies we'll arrange a time for you to come in and have a chat with me.

We value diversity and encourage volunteers of all ages and abilities from all sections of the community. However, we can only accept applications from prospective volunteers who live in the UK and Ireland and have the right to work and/or volunteer in the UK and Ireland.

Unfortunately we don’t offer sponsorship for voluntary roles.

Maidenhead Salvation Army offers a great location and comprehensive facilities at surprising rates. If you're looking for a conference venue, rehearsal rooms, a concert hall or meeting room, whether for a one-off event or for a regular activity, Maidenhead Salvation Army could be just what you need. Please email maidenhead@salvationarmy.org.uk for booking enquiries.

• Central Maidenhead location
• 150 Seated Auditorium
• 100 Seated Community Room
• Meeting Rooms
• Full In-House Audio-Visual facilities
• Grand Piano
• Excellent Acoustics
• Coffee Hub

Our current charges are:

• Main Hall (seats around 130 people with access to a stage/lectern, sound and multimedia equipment): £25.00 per hour.
• Community Hall (seats up to 60 people, tables available): £20.00 per hour.
• Prayer/Quiet Room (for one-on-one meetings): £15.00 per hour.
• Kitchen (counter top boiler, oven, microwave, crockery and cutlery available): £5.00 per hour (please bring own food and drink).
• Toilet facilities (included disabled toilet): Included.

As you may know, a Salvation Army Hall is primarily a church for the worship of God and as such, all activities conducted must be in accordance with Salvation Army principles and policies, in particular: no alcohol, smoking, gambling or similar activities. Please confirm your proposed hire of our premises does not include these activities.

If you would like to look round, then please let me know. I am almost always available on Tuesday and Thursday mornings between 9:30am-12:30pm but can also meet by appointment at other times.

If you wish to proceed, then the next step will be for me to draw up a Licence Agreement (a legally binding contract that protects the interests of both parties) in the name of an individual or company in respect of your group for signature prior to the event.

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