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community centre

British  

noun

  1. a building used by members of a community for social gatherings, educational activities, etc

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Yet on the northeast edge of Canada’s largest city, hidden behind the library and a seniors club deep inside the Thornhill Community Centre, Mexico’s Olympic figure skating team has found a home.

From Los Angeles Times

He said that was an addition to his surplus curry offer, which his team currently cooks and serves in five locations across the city, including Jericho Community Centre and Seacourt Hall.

From BBC

A community centre is providing a "vital safety net" giving vulnerable people a warm and safe place to go.

From BBC

The Crispin Community Centre, in Street in Somerset, is one of a number of spaces taking part in Warm Welcome Week, an initiative set up by the charity Spark Somerset to raise awareness of support available close to home.

From BBC

A fortnight ago he took reporters, myself included, to a community centre in Reading to do just this – but ended up facing endless questions about Venezuela and Greenland.

From BBC