Wikivorce is a volunteer run social enterprise, our mission is to help people who are going through a breakup. Each year we provide free advice and support to over 50,000 people - which means we help people in 1 out of every 3 divorces in the UK

The society was formed in 1970 by a group of twelve members with the aim of researching and promoting the history of the local area. It has since evolved into a social group which meets each month to enjoy a talk, given by invited guest speakers. We

Winlaton Community Base provides support to people who have a learning disability who live in Winlaton and its surrounding communities, enabling access to opportunities in the local community that meet the needs and aspirations of the individual

Our building is well appointed, attractive, totally accessible and flexible, and has a range of facilities which can provide a high-quality service at very little set-up cost, and in a very short time. We have: Large purpose hall (with a stage area)

The library at Winlaton opened as a Community Library in July 2013, and is run by Winlaton Library Volunteer Association. Our library stocks a large range of books across many genres. We have a large crime & thriller section, general novels

Aims/Objectives: To provide facilities and promote activities in educational, social and cultural fields . Charges: Please check with group leaders - a small charge may apply to groups and activities to help with the running costs of the Hall.

The Team Program is a 12 week personal, social development and employability course for young people aged 16-25 who are not in education, employment or training. Our next team starts on the 11th September and I am actively recruiting young people now

We are a small and friendly art club happy to give advice and help. We meet in Winlaton Community Centre on Wednesday evenings from 6pm to 8pm. We have an annual exhibition with pictures for sale on the last weekend in September. New members are very

Winlaton Vulcans RFC is a club with a family atmosphere we run sides at a senior level with the 1st XV playing in Durham and Northumberland Division II, the 2nd XV play in Northumberland River Blyth League and we run a 3rd XV which is based around

Winlaton Warriors ARLFC run an Open Age Team catering for 16+ players and competes in League 2 of the North East Rugby League Competition which takes on Saturdays between May and September.They also have a Junior Section known as the ‘Little Warriors