Beverley Cherry Tree Centre - Beverley

Beverley Cherry Tree Centre: Un lugar de reunión y servicio en el corazón de Beverley

El Beverley Cherry Tree Centre se encuentra ubicado en la localidad de Beverley, en el condado de East Riding de Yorkshire, Inglaterra, Reino Unido. Con una dirección precisa de 117 Cherry Tree Ln, Beverley HU17 0AY, este centro ofrece un espacio ideal para reuniones, eventos y servicios para la comunidad.

Información de contacto

Para cualquier consulta o reserva, no dude en llamar al teléfono +44 (0) 1482871993 o visitar su página web en ctca.org.uk. En este sitio, podrá encontrar información detallada sobre sus servicios y cómo pueden ayudarlo.

Características y servicios

El Beverley Cherry Tree Centre se destaca por ser un centro comunitario que ofrece una amplia gama de servicios y actividades. Algunas de sus características y servicios incluyen:

| Característica | Descripción |
| --- | --- |
| Servicios comunitarios | Ofrece servicios y actividades para la comunidad, como talleres, eventos y reuniones. |
| Accesibilidad | Tiene una entrada y estacionamiento accesible para personas con discapacidad. |
| Ubicación | Está ubicado en el corazón de Beverley, con una dirección fácil de encontrar. |

Opiniones y calificaciones

El Beverley Cherry Tree Centre ha recibido una media de 4.6/5 de opinión en Google My Business, basada en 85 reseñas. Esto muestra la excelencia y la satisfacción de sus clientes.

Otras atracciones cercanas

Onsite services
Wheelchair accessible entrance
* Wheelchair accessible parking lot

Recomendación

Si está buscando un lugar para reunirse con amigos o familiares, o necesitas un espacio para eventos, el Beverley Cherry Tree Centre es una excelente opción. Con sus instalaciones cómodas y sus servicios comunitarios, es el lugar perfecto para disfrutar de un momento relajante y divertido. No dude en visitar su página web para más información y reservar su espacio hoy mismo. Visita su página web y descubre lo que ofrece.

👍 Reviews of Beverley Cherry Tree Centre

tracey W.

1/5

When to the food bank at cherry tree as I went to open the freezer the volunteer that was holding the food bank said I was not allowed to open the freezer’s it had to be her the was treated like a criminal when I was the one in need for god sake it free food I was not going to o rob the place I’ve had A double transplant kidney and pancreas and also blind in my left eye this is awful way to treat people in need some of these old wimming need to go and retire and get some younger people in that can run the system better not treat you like a criminal for opening a freezer o was not going to raid the place because I need help with food wat away to treat people who need it the most a bad food bank needs a big clear up with staff I would not bother as they look at you like your a criminal just for opening a freezer

John H.

5/5

Very very good place ,very friendly staff who knows there jobs

Nickie I.

1/5

Phoned three times, asked for a return call, never came!
Had to try sort out my problem on my own, been very stressful, still ongoing but I’m not going to be helped by them!

Kerry O.

5/5

Really helped me , from filling out all the forms saving me so much stress in my life 😁can't thank them enough

Yvonne H. G.

5/5

This place and the people who have helped have been amazing through a very hard time and made me stop feeling such a failure due to personal issues and changes helped me and my daughter more than I ever could have imagined thank you

Laura C.

5/5

Friendly, helpful staff...massively in need of a pay rise in my opinion as they all seem tirelessly devoted...I tried to force one man to go for his lunch bless him! Thank you all again for helping me out professionally and sympathetically through hard times!

Jean S.

5/5

very helpful lovely understanding people especially Joan we owe her a huge thank you for everything she has done for us.

Leanne B.

5/5

We go every Tuesday to The Pantry for my brother to purchase his shopping for the week. The Staff are wonderful and very understanding of my brother as he's disabled