Whilst remaining a place of worship, the project will create state-of-the-art facilities for everybody. These will include a flexible 600-seat auditorium, new facilities for the disabled, a concert and events box office, a community café and purpose-built facilities for the Malton Free Fridge, which provides free surplus food to more than 30,000 people a year

Details of Sunday Worship

Full details of services planned for August, September and October mostly at Malton Cemetery Chapel

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Author: Richard Lukey

Location: 10, Plum Street,, Norton on Derwent

The Hub project in a page

The Hub will become an enabler to serving a wide variety of community interest groups

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£370,000 funding secured

Malton’s Wesley Centre secures £370,000 from the UK Shared Prosperity Fund

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Author: Richard Lukey

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Latest news

  • £370,000 funding secured

    Malton’s Wesley Centre secures £370,000 from the UK Shared Prosperity Fund Read more

  • Final Two Project Phases

    Preliminary work is now underway to create a highly resourced Community Hub as well as a place of worship within this listed building which has served Malton for over 200 years Read more

  • Connexional Support

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  • Wesley Centre Receives Additional Cultural Recovery Funding

    Following the £78,000 grant awarded in October we are delighted to have received a further significant sum recently - more details to follow. Read more