Stocksbridge Community Leisure Centre is operated by the Trust for Public Benefit and offers a full range of sporting and leisure activities for the community.The Trust took over the operation of the centre in Summer 2013 following a successful community led campaign to save it, following the closure by Sheffield City Council in May 2013.
Public funding
Grants from Sheffield City Council
1 grant worth £271,844 in the council’s grants data, published since April 2023.
- People Keeping Well £271,844People Keeping Well is sometimes known as Social Prescribing. It is about connecting people to a range of local services to improve general health and wellbeing. The programme focuses on interventions to increase access to services and to tackle the issues…
Sheffield City Council 360Giving data, Open Government Licence v3.0. Matched by registered charity number. Checked 26 Oct 2026. Dataset
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