LMI:
A Welcoming Hub for the Community

LMI is more than just a historic building; it's a vibrant centre for community engagement, just as the original miners would have intended it. We are proud to host a diverse range of groups that cater to a variety of interests.

Discover Your Community

Whether you're looking to reconnect with old friends, forge new connections, or simply share a common passion, you'll find a welcoming space at LMI. Our community groups offer a platform for people to come together, engage in shared activities, and build a strong sense of belonging.

Explore Our Groups 

Some of the groups we regularly host within the LMI include:

  • Knit & Natter

  • Slimming World

  • Zumba

  • Tea Dance

  • Heritage Working Group

We believe that strong communities are the heart of any thriving society. By providing a space for people to connect and interact, we aim to foster a sense of belonging and support within our community.  Most of our community groups charge a small fee though some are free.

Benefits of Community Groups

Here are some key benefits of community engagement:

  • Improved well-being: Connecting with others can reduce feelings of loneliness and isolation, boosting mental and emotional health.

  • Stronger social connections: Building relationships with neighbours and community members fosters a sense of belonging and support.

  • Greater sense of community: Working together on shared goals creates a stronger sense of identity and pride in the community.

  • Support for local businesses: Community engagement can help to boost the local economy by supporting local businesses

Are you interested in starting your own group? 

We encourage individuals and organisations to get involved and contribute to the vibrant tapestry of our community.

Community engagement is the cornerstone of a thriving society. By bringing people together, sharing experiences, and working towards common goals, we create stronger, more resilient communities.

Interested in using LMI as a base for a community group?