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Unique is an all ability cycling project for all riders, families and carers, regardless of their ability or need.  In 2012, in conjunction with Wyborne Primary School, we arranged for a number of adapted bikes to be available for youngsters with disabilities to try out, courtesy of the Surrey Wheels for All Charity.  Over 100 children took part, with varying needs from autism, to being in a wheelchair. After a recent break and a change of venue, Unique has reopened at Stationers Crown Woods Academy, with a fleet of bikes, trikes, handcycles, and new adapted…

West Greenwich Library is located in the heart of West Greenwich. This modern facility has free Wi-fi and computer access for the community along with a wide range of books, videos and music for adults and children. It provides dedicated teenage and children’s sections as well as study areas and self issue points. West Greenwich Library also has its own art gallery which displays the work of local artists on a rolling programme. The art work is visible for all to enjoy and individual pieces are usually available to purchase. Books for loan…

Adventure playgrounds are unique and special play spaces, with many fantastic benefits to children and young people. They can be the first place where many children learn to climb, jump, swing and hang helping them to build strength, coordination and balance. Woolwich Adventure Play Centre has a great collection of rope swings, walk ways, zip wires and much more. Children have fun, while challenging themselves in a safe but testing environment. For rainy days there is an indoor play area where children can participate in arts…

Woolwich Centre Library is situated in the heart of Woolwich in the Royal Borough of Greenwich.  This modern facility is conveniently located close to the town centre, making it an accessible library for all to use.  Books for loan DVD's Computers WiFi Adult Activities Children's activities Newspapers and magazines Mobile Library Ebooks - Overdrive Libraries are places for everyone to use and enjoy.…

CACT has delivered the Royal Borough of Greenwich’s universal youth provision, Young Greenwich, since April 2012. Young Greenwich is where you can have fun, meet new friends, learn new skills and fulfil your potential if you’re 10 to 19 years old or up to 25 if you have special education needs and disabilities.