Ditchingham & District Men's Shed
A community workshop in Ditchingham, Norfolk. Not a course and not a business: sheds are run by their own members.
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- OpenMonday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 10am to 12pm
About Ditchingham & District Men's Shed
Ditchingham & District Men's Shed is a community workshop in Ditchingham, Norfolk, where members make and mend things together.
Listed from the UK Men's Sheds Association's own directory. We do not run it and we publish no contact details for any shed. New to this? What a men's shed is and how joining one works.
Registered charity 1173804. Its own statement of what it does, filed with the Charity Commission: Daily meetings in our Shed to make & repair things for fund raising. Occasional meeting are held in a local village hall to discuss matters allied to the organisation and chat over a cuppa. Attend many local events eg. fetes to sell goods made. Have social outings for meals, visits to attractions and receive speakers. Assist other charities with their fund raising events.
Roughly where the shed meets, at postcode NR35 2AF. Check with them before travelling. Open this map on OpenStreetMap.
Questions about Ditchingham & District Men's Shed
Can women join Ditchingham & District Men's Shed?
Ditchingham & District Men's Shed does not say either way on its listing. Most sheds welcome everyone despite the name, and only 3 of the 933 we list say they are men only, so ask them when you get in touch.
When is Ditchingham & District Men's Shed open?
It opens Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 10am to 12pm, according to the Men's Sheds Association listing. Check with them before making a journey.
Are there other sheds near Ditchingham & District Men's Shed?
89 other sheds we know of in East of England.
Taught courses in East of England
A shed is somewhere to join. If you want teaching instead, or as well, we hold 23 courses in East of England.
Other men's sheds near Ditchingham
Worth trying if this one does not suit, or is too far. The 12 nearest we list, nearest first, in a straight line.
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