Crossroads Community Hub

We are a community hub that is based in Dickson’s Drive, Newton in Chester. We supply emergency food parcels and affordable food through our Greenway Grocer project.

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What We Do

The Crossroads Community Hub started during the Coronavirus pandemic by delivering emergency food parcels to those in need. We have extended this to try and bring hope as well as affordable food alongside emergency provision.

Crossroads Community Hub and Cheshire West Voluntary Action (CWVA) are now working together to run the Greenway Grocer, a project that delivers affordable fruit and vegetables using a bike along the Greenway cycle path.

Emergency Food Parcels

07598 536 904

Monday and Thursday

We deliver emergency food parcels to those in need, working with West Cheshire Foodbank.

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Greenway Grocer

Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays

Delivering fresh, affordable fruit and vegetables via bike along the Greenway cycle path.

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Meeting Place Cafe

Fridays (10am – 12noon)

Held at the New Church, Dicksons Drive in Newton, Chester (CH2 2BN), you’re very welcome to come for a hot drink, a slice of cake and a chat.

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Get Involved

Interested in what we do? You can help. Donate, volunteer, come along to the cafe or buy some fruit and veg.

We can also use people to help pack and deliver our emergency food parcels.

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Greenway Grocer

Our Greenway Grocer project is delivering fresh fruit and vegetables using a bike. The bike will use the Greenway cycle path to visit different areas of Chester, taking healthy food to people in their own communities. This way, we aim to become a trusted source of affordable fruit and vegetables (which are provided by Hoole Food Market).

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Emergency Food Parcels

Individuals Supported

Partners

The Hub began helping people provide emergency food parcels... and now we're excited to have the opportunity to provide affordable food, alongside emergency food, through the Greenway Grocer project.

– Rev. Andy Glover, Minister of Hoole Baptist Church, Lead Partner of Crossroads Community Hub.

We're delighted to be supporting Crossroads Community Hub with this project as it's a really innovative way to get food out to communities that need it the most.

– Steph Ellis, Food Strategy Lead at CWVA.

It's always been our desire to provide food to feed bodies and communities and fill hearts with hope through the work of the Hub.

– Rev. Andy Glover, Minister of Hoole Baptist Church, Lead Partner of Crossroads Community Hub.

It was great to get an emergency food parcel from Crossroads Community Hub. It was very well received.

– Service User.

Upcoming Events

1 JUly 2022

Meeting Place Cafe

Friday morning, 10.30am to 12noon.

Join us for conversation, cake and a hot drink. As usual, this will be at the New Church building on Dickson’s Drive, Newton. We’d love to see you there!