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​​We now have more of a balance of on-site activities, especially where they can operate outdoors, while we keep many of the on-line activities that people are now used to using.
Our staff are now doing more of a mix of on-site and home working, while always looking for ways in which we can help our community. All activities continue to operate on a bookable basis, and with limited numbers, due to the current restrictions but we are optimistic we will be able to relax this for sessions not requiring formal supervision ratios in the nearer future.
Please remember that booking is essential for all activities, and apart from bike repairs and sales at our Bike Workshop, is via emailing  admin@bridgendfarmhouse.org.uk, or by texting or calling 07706674108
 
Our Bike Workshop continues to be open by appointment for emergency bike repairs and other maintenance. You can book via 07591 882 779 or by emailing ActiveTravel@bridgendfarmhouse.org.uk. This will ensure someone is available to accept your bike as the bike shed operates part-time hours.

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​Bridgend Farmhouse Parking
We have very limited car parking capacity at our site. Our neighbours have a right to access their vehicles, next to our gate, without the need to ask Bridgend visitors to move their cars. Therefore, if you intend to visit us, please consider how you intend to do so. We encourage you to use Public transport and/or active travel means. If coming from further afield, and car transport is your only method of getting to us, we kindly ask you to park in the main carpark at Cameron Toll shopping centre, which is 5 minutes’ walk from the farmhouse via either Inch Park, or Old Dalkeith Road. Thank you for your understanding, Cris Thacker, General Manager.

​​Bridgend Farmhouse is a community owned and run charitable organisation in south Edinburgh with a  mission  to ensure our now renovated farmhouse exists as a sustainable community-owned centre for learning, eating and exercise, where all can learn, work and grow together to develop a flourishing community and place.

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Bridgend Farmhouse, a Community Benefit Society:7683 with Charitable Status: SC048396
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  • Home
    • Our Vision
    • Our Cafe
    • Our Facilities >
      • CafeSpace
      • Kitchen
      • Meeting Room
      • Workshop2
      • Workshop3
      • Workshop4
      • Marquee
    • Our News
  • Who We Are
    • Our Board
    • Looking for Directors Trustees
    • Treasurer
    • Our Team >
      • Cris Thacker
      • Roz Angus
      • Zoe Murdoch
      • Kevin Morrison
      • Gill Curran
      • Marta Brzosko
      • Khalid Bashir
      • Darla Eno
      • Tona Soto
    • Our Projects >
      • Bothy Build
      • Community History >
        • PWF Booklet
        • PWF Interviews
        • PWF Videos
        • PWF Museum
        • PWF Images
      • Pride of Place >
        • Craigmillar Castle Park Map
        • Pop-Project-Board
        • Pop-A-Walk-in-the-woods
        • Pop-Geology
        • Pop-Cameron-toll
        • Pop-JS-poem
        • Pop-History-and-WIAT
        • Pop-Faery-doors
      • Singing Group
      • BIG Acorn Fund >
        • BIG Acorn Projects
      • Previous Projects >
        • Farmhouse Renovation >
          • Workshops Build
        • Bamboo Bikes
        • Real Fast Food
        • Community Cafe 2018
        • Community Cafe 2017
        • Cosmetics Group
        • Food Group 2017
        • Bike Workshop 2017
        • Garden Shelter
        • Artist in Residence
        • Forest Skills
    • Working Groups
    • Our Constitution
    • Our Area Of Benefit >
      • Community organisations
      • Bridgend Virtual Tour
    • Our Funders
  • Get Involved
    • Contact Us
    • Maillist
    • Privacy Policy
  • Our Media
    • Video Gallery >
      • Videos 2013-18
      • Food Stories
    • Publications >
      • The Story of BIG >
        • Presentations and Podcasts 2020
      • Our Queen's Award
      • Community Consultation 2020-21
      • Bridgend Past and Present
      • Annual Report 2021
      • 2020 AGM
      • COVID-19 Food Resilience Response Project final report
      • A community-led emergency response to food precarity
      • Senscot Bulletin May 20
      • healthandcarescotland May 20
      • Bellacaledonia May 20
      • ScotsMag
      • HolyroodMagazine
      • Our Journey
      • Our older documents >
        • AGM2020
        • AGM2019
        • AGM2018
        • AGM2017
    • General Archives >
      • Community Share Issue >
        • Shares FAQs
      • BIG Opening Party
      • Former Staff >
        • Eric Fernandez-Baca
        • Stevie Palmer
        • Sharon Stoddart
        • Wing Yee Li
        • Lynn Houmdi
        • Judy Paul
        • Donna McArdle
        • Hilary Lowson
        • Carol Stobie
        • Graham Harper
      • News and Events
      • Events Archive
      • Other Archived >
        • Become a member
        • BIG Community Calendar
        • Our Pictures-2015-2017
        • Picture Archives-2010-2014
        • BIG Blog 2014