People in North Moulsecoomb love where they live and have a strong community identity. 86% of residents here are satisfied with their neighbourhood.
The area’s diverse population is celebrated through grassroots groups and community action, such as Moulsecoomb Bangladeshi Women’s Group or the Bevy Seniors Club.
Community meetings and events which bring people together to network and discuss local issues are held regularly and local newsletters include ones produced for Moulsecoomb & Bevendean Local Action Teams by Action for Bevendean Community.
Area networking meetings are in person once a quarter, but networking also happens outside these meetings via email discussion lists.
The Bevy Community Pub, opened in December 2014, and was the first co-op pub on a housing estate in the UK. The Regent Ballroom’s sprung dance floor is now in Moulsecoomb Hall.
Moulsecoomb Community Hub will be built in the centre of Moulsecoomb and include youth space, community and learning space, library, café and GP & Health provision.
Other projects include Moulsecoomb Community Market, St Georges Hall, Wildpark and Rainscape.
If you would like to get involved in your community or have an idea for a group or activity you would like to start, contact our staff team who will be happy to chat to you.
Local Organisations We Work With
Moulsecoomb & Bevendean Neighbourhood Action Plan
Moulsecoomb and Bevendean Community Learning.
The Bevy
Hollingdean Development Trust
Old Boat Corner Community Association
Growing Hollingdean
Hollingdean News
Bevendean & Moulsecoomb Foodbank
Local Wild Spaces: Moulsecoomb & Bevendean Nature Trail
Arts and Crafts group Moulsecoomb and Bevendean
Spotlight
“Volunteers at the Bevendean Food bank are working hard to pack and deliver food parcels to around 70 households in Moulsecoomb, Bevendean and Meadowview each week. Support from TDC is vital during this time as the demand in much higher than usual and we need to stay connected to services in the city and locally”
Mandy, Bevendean Food bank committee member
Area Networking
Network with public services, voluntary organisations and community groups; connect digitally with our online groups; find out what's going on in North Brighton; work together to find solutions to local community need; share knowledge and expertise
Our networking events are area focused so that partnerships and collaborations are tailored to community need. Details of each session are sent out via email. Click on the green button below to join the networking email list.
Your North Team
"There's such a strong sense of communities knowing what they want and getting on with it that we really do become 'connectors'".
Kirsty Walker, Director of Neighbourhood Projects
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07308 165 732
"I have met a lot of motivated and passionate people here, and their project ideas, skills and drive always inspire me"
Anke Thurm, Community Development Worker
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07449 464 695
I love getting to know the amazing community members and passionate people who are serving their community. There are so many great projects going on that bring people together and resource each other.
Esme Young, Community Development Worker
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07367 360 134