The Bronte Youth & Community Centre Has Broke Ground On An Exciting New Renovation Project

The Bronte Youth & Community Centre In The Knowledge Quarter Of Liverpool City Centre Has Broken Ground On A Brilliant New Project That Will See The More Than 50-Year-Old Charity Enjoy A Well Deserved Rejuvenation

The Bronte Youth and Community Centre, located in Liverpool City Centre has been running for over 50 years and provides a facility and services for young people using a programme that aims to educate and be enjoyable in a warm, welcoming environment (Credit: Supplied/Image was provided to The Liverpudlian to share, courtesy of the Publicist on behalf of their client. We make no claim to this content).

In an exciting development for the Liverpool City Centre and the broader Liverpool City Region, The Bronte Centre has officially broken ground on a major renovation project that is aimed at transforming the space into a multifunctional facility for the community.

The groundbreaking took place on the 24th of October 2024 and was attended by local residents and representatives from The Bronte.

“The vision for the large-scale refurbishment of the building is to provide a beautiful, open and welcoming space to deliver their Youth and Community Services.” - Mike Hyde of the construction company, Truline.

It marked the beginning of a new chapter in the centre's commitment to youth and community engagement.

Laura Cain, Centre Manager for The Bronte, said: “This really is the stuff of dreams for The Bronte and our Community. Over the years, I watched as my Mum struggled, year after year to raise funds and fight to keep The Bronte alive."

She added: "This renovation work on our building is beyond anything we could have envisaged for The Bronte, and the impact it is going to have on not only our young people and local community, but the wider community, is immeasurable. I am so excited, proud and privileged to be a part of this, and to see The Bronte thrive once again."

The renovation, which will be finished by Spring 2025, is being completed by Truline Construction.

Mike Hyde of Truline, said: “The vision for the large-scale refurbishment of the building is to provide a beautiful, open and welcoming space to deliver their Youth and Community Services.”

Once completed, the centre will continue to offer a wide range of programs and services aimed at young people aged between 5-18 (up to 25 SEND) and empowering them, supporting them and welcoming them to our community.

“I’m delighted to see that this is finally happening. Three generations of my family have attended The Bronte – my parents met here and now my own children attend." - Tony Clarke, one of the Board of Trustees for The Bronte Centre.

Tony Clarke on the Board of Trustees said: “I’m delighted to see that this is finally happening. Three generations of my family have attended The Bronte – my parents met here and now my own children attend. Getting to work with the club over the years, particularly with Mary [the previous centre manager] has been instrumental in who I am today.”

This project, which has been made possible by a transformational Youth Investment Fund Grant, will revitalise the space, ensuring its services can support many more young people in the future and have its doors remain open for another 50 years.

"This renovation work on our building is beyond anything we could have envisaged for The Bronte, and the impact it is going to have on not only our young people and local community, but the wider community, is immeasurable." - Laura Cain, Centre Manager for The Bronte.

The Bronte Youth and Community Centre, located in Liverpool City Centre has been running for over 50 years and provides a facility and services for young people using a programme that aims to educate and be enjoyable in a warm, welcoming environment. The centre also holds various community-based activities to encourage people in the community to meet and interact.