BWCCT (Bowness & Windermere Community Care Trust)

Wonderful re-appearance around Windermere today of the knitted Rememberance Poppies created within our community in memory of those that were lost.

Take a sneaky peek below as our @Agewithoutlimit prints have arrived (kindly funded by Windermere and Ambleside Lions) and they look wonderful. All will be on display at Slate Café, Main Road Windermere on Wednesday June 11th - please call in.

Not long to go now. Wednesday 11th June is #AgeWithoutLimitsDay. Thank you to all who have participated, the children for being fantastic journalists, Alex Kirkpatrick the illustrator and to our main funders Centre for Ageing Better | Action today for all our tomorrows

Not long to go now. Wednesday 11th June is #AgeWithoutLimitsDay. Thank you to all who have participated, the children for being fantastic journalists, Alex Kirkpatrick the illustrator and to our main funders Centre for Ageing Better.

Windermere Station benefits from its 'adoption' by BWCCT with the delivery and planting of a large planter funded by Northern Trains and planted and maintained by our station adoption volunteers.

More great knitted poppies from the residents of Thornton House, Windermere in support of our VE Day Poppy installation. Can you help, please let us know.

Wonderful things are occuring across Windermere and Bowness in preparation for the 80th Anniversary of VE day in May. Here a just a few examples of the poppies being knitted by attendees at The Mission Cafe and residents at Alexandra Court

We’re part of the @coopUK Local Community Fund. Co-op Members can help raise funds for our project by choosing Bowness and Windermere Community Care Trust (BWCCT) as your cause at membership.coop.co.uk/causes/87501 Please help us help our commuinity

Thank you @LSAshantycrew for your engaging performance at our Windermeals Social interaction event at @windermerejetty - funding provided by @WandFCouncil Also to @windermeresc Boys Choir for their performance. Bringing our community together through singing.

check out our recent Electrical Safety community project funded by @ElecSafetyFirst on our facebook page at facebook.com/yourbwcct Great working with @GoodlyDale and St.Martin and St.Mary Primary Schools Windermere on this community safety project "Don't get elec-tricked"

If you’re a @coopuk member – don’t forget to choose us as your cause! You can help us do more amazing things in our community - all you need to do is shop, swipe and select us! membership.coop.co.uk/causes/72083 #ItsWhatWeDo

Have you seen missing 49-year-old Mary Monkman? Police are concerned for the welfare of missing Mary who was last seen at around 7:00am yesterday (16 June) in the area of Bankfield Road, Kendal. orlo.uk/anSgU

A glorious day, wonderful sponsors, a superb cruise, great guests, good food and wonderful entertainment during our pre Coronation Celebration outing. Thankyou everyone involved @Windermereboats #Lakeviewbarandgrill @windermeresc #WindermereFreemasons

Even The Grinch was concerned about electrical safety at our All Fired Up presentation. Don’t let faulty electrical cables or appliances spoil your Christmas. #firesafety #faultycables #windermere #bowness @elecsafetyfirst

Our recent funding from Electrical Safety First is helping us to actively promote Electrical Safety to residents and visitors to Windermere Christmas Celebration today. #electricalsafety #windermere #bowness #firesafety #community

A lovely Afternoon Tea for many of our Windermeals recipients to celebrate the forthcoming Queens Jubilee. Windermere Jetty were wonderful hosts and Windermere Rotary Club generous sponsors.

@YourAmbleside Would seem that Keith Little of @CumbriaCC is not aware of the potential dangers that this would create on a narrow road with no pavements providing access to residential homes for the elderly, a community centre, playing field and housing Madness.#windermere #LakeDistrict

New: Plans for new car park in Windermere - cumbriacrack.com - Cumbria Crack ift.tt/UaZcYyh

Many thanks to the Coop Community Fund for a further donation of £2194.83 towards our Windermeals Community meals project. Thanks to members of the Coop we have now received a grand total of £3620.72 from this excellent community fund.

Many thanks to the Windermere Gold Club Captains Gordon Greaves and Anne Hart for the generous donation of £650 from their Captains Charity. The funding will help us maintain our various community activities, especially Windermeals.