Facilities

Tiny Town

It is an area of the Hub we have turned into a small town with 6 different ‘shops’. We have a police station, a café, a mini nursery, a builders yard (which had to be called Adam’s Yard!) a supermarket and a vet’s surgery which is sponsored by Dr Mbatshi’s Vet Pro and so we have called Vet Pro Junior. There is a large dressing up area with costumes to match each area as well as a whole host of others. [A note to parents - we have made sure that some of the costumes are universally sized so you can also get into character – the superhero capes and masks will definitely fit everyone!]

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The Studio

The Studio is a brilliant space that is very adaptable. Our Fitness Director, Phillida, uses it for different fitness sessions and personal training. She works you hard but tailors the session to your needs. a range of fitness classes take place each day. The space is also used for different classes run by Managing Director, and teacher, Abigail. We offer a wide range of activities including a Parent and toddler group, Mamas and Babas, a homework club and STEM clubs. When not in use, it is available for hire by other groups or for fun events like children's birthday parties or a baby shower for a   mum-to-be!

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Soft Play

Our soft play is great fun for many different ages and abilities. We use it for a variety of activities at the Honeycomb Hub, but you can also hire it for use at your party or event. Full details available here.

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The Hub

We know that sometimes just sitting down for five minutes can be a luxury for a parent so while your children play in TIny Town or the free play area, you can enjoy a free cup of tea or coffee courtesy of St Leonard's Church, UK. We also have a selection of cold drinks and homemade cakes or biscuits available for a donation.

 

Book Corner and Play Area

Our book corner is filled with books for all ages,

• books for parents including baby names, training a teenager, baby food recipes and mindfulness

• puzzle books and novels for older children

• hard-page books for little ones (though we understand that occasionally a page may get accidentally torn and keep a stack of tape at the ready just in case),

• a series for beginning readers

• a whole host of picture books.

Our storytelling chair was great fun to design and we have a story wizard (you can tell this person by their hat, even if their features may change – they are a wizard after all) who reads different stories for free at 11am each day. We also have a range of toys and puzzles for various ages when your little one wants something a bit more active to do. This is all available for anyone to drop in and use for free any time the Hub is open.