Council services and Contact Wrexham
Wrexham County Borough Council’s contact page brings together the current numbers for education, housing, planning, transport and other local services. Its switchboard is 01978 292000. Online service pages also provide forms and information for common requests.
Contact Wrexham operates from Wrexham Library on Rhosddu Road, LL11 1AU. Some services use appointments and others provide a drop-in service, with the current arrangements and opening times listed on the council website.
Community spaces in Wrexham and Gwersyllt
Wellbeing Hub Wrexham is at 31 Chester Street, with its main entrance from the Waterworld car park. It brings together community activity, support organisations and bookable spaces. Contact 01978 298110 or wellbeinghub@wrexham.gov.uk for the hub’s own programme and room information.
Gwersyllt Community Resource Centre is on Second Avenue, LL11 4ED, with rooms for local activities and meetings. Its contact is 01978 292090 or gwersylltresource@wrexham.gov.uk. Gwersyllt Community Council has its office in the same centre but is a separate organisation, reached on 01978 754776.
Volunteering and local organisations
AVOW supports the voluntary and community sector across Wrexham County Borough. Its work includes volunteering opportunities, advice for groups and help with funding and organisational development. Tŷ AVOW is at 21 Egerton Street, Wrexham, with contact on 01978 312556 or hello@avow.org.
Wrexham Miners Project combines heritage and community activity at the former Miners Rescue Station on Maesgwyn Road. Its café, creative activity and restoration work provide another connection with the people and history of the area.
Learning, music and shared interests
Wrexham Sounds is a not-for-profit music school in Rhosrobin, offering individual and group learning, instrument and vocal tuition, music production and outreach. Contact 01978 345245 or contact@wrexhamsounds.org for its current opportunities.
Tŷ Pawb’s public programme includes creative workshops, exhibitions and community activities alongside its market and food court. Our directory’s community category brings together further local organisations, while What’s On highlights dated events.
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