Question 1

Is the Welshmill Hub and Future Shed accessible?

Accepted Answer

Sadly, the Welshmill Hub is impossible to access for wheeled users, and we apologise for this. Due to the age and design of the building, we currently have barriers that will affect access for some. The Welsh Mill Hub is accessed via two short flights of stairs (around 12).

Question 2

Is there a bike lock?

Accepted Answer

Yes! There are three bike lock hoops to the right of the driveway as you look at the Welshmill from the front. If you have a cargo bike, it might be easier to lock up to the blue metal gate on the left hand side.

Question 3

Is there parking?

Accepted Answer

Yes there is on street parking, and there is a small car park on the left just past the entrance to the Welshmill, where Edventure's Hub is located.

Question 4

What is Future Shed?

Accepted Answer

Future Shed is part of Green & Healthy Frome, a partnership programme of Edventure Frome, Frome Medical Practice and Frome Town Council taking action on health and climate funded by the National Lottery’s Climate Action Fund. 
Future Shed is part of Edventure Frome.

Question 5

What is Future Shed about?

Accepted Answer

Future Shed is about ideas and connections, collectives and enterprise - we are cooking up ideas and ventures to make real change around climate and wellbeing. This is a space to meet up, connect and build relationships to effect change. Come with your own idea, or join someone else's.

Question 6

Why 'Future Shed'?

Accepted Answer

The 'shed movement' is about people meeting up in a space to share skills, helping each other to fix, repair and create. Our 'shed' is about the Future - our shed is about ideas, energy, creativity and connection.  Our 'shed' is about meeting up to build relationships, start ups a

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