The Mead Centre Podcast

Jenny Mills, minister of Newport Pagnell United Reformed Church, talks about what she believes the words 'inclusivity' and 'accessibility' mean, both in context of the Mead Centre, and in her faith. This is a great listen if you want to know more about the vision behind the Mead Centre and why it is not just a community centre or if you want to know more about what Newport Pagnell URC believe and why they embarked on the Mead Centre project.

Victoria Paulding, from the Mead Centre Vision Team, talks about the exciting progress that the Mead Centre project has made over the past few months, and the vision for when it opens.

John Reardon (resident of Newport Pagnell, member of Newport Pagnell United Reformed Church, retired URC minister and former deputy general secretary of the URC) talks about his 88 mile walk and why he believes in the Mead Centre.

Darcy, from Emily's Star, talks to Jenny Mills about how Emily's Star will benefit from the Mead Centre.

Dawn Arthur, from Still You, talks about the Mead Centre and how it links with her work supporting those living with dementia.

Ruth Tompsett (treasurer of Newport Pagnell United Reformed Church) talks about what the Mead Centre means to her.

Steve Smith talks to Jenny Mills about the Mead Centre, mental health and community.

Emma Phelan​, manager of the Co-op on Newport Pagnell High Street, talks enthusiastically about why the Co-op are working in partnership with the Mead Centre and how she believes the Mead Centre will make a difference to the lives of those who live in Newport Pagnell. #KeepCooperating #supportthemeadcentre #community

Sarah Potts talks about why she got involved with the Mead Centre and how it will benefit those with additional needs.

Graham Ghaleb, who is leading the Mead Centre fundraising, talks about the history of the Mead Centre and why he believes it is so important.