Directory of Society and Culture Resources

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This category includes sites that reflect the make up of the town's community: its people, its history, and resources and institutions that serve the region's people, such as social service organisations.

Resources in This Category

• Gordano Valley Church

  http://www.gvc.org.uk/
  Community-based church serving this part of North Somerset. Provides information about its activities, programme and history.

• Portishead Horticultural Society

  http://www.hodgetts1.co.uk/
  Event details for long established horticultural society. With seasonal gardening tips in the Garden Shed section.

• Portishead Methodist Church

  http://www.portishead-methodist.care4free.net/
  Services, activities, mission statement, location, minister, contact and links.

• Portishead United Reformed Church

  http://www.portisheadurc.org.uk/
  Location, contacts, service times, links with other churches.

• Portishead Youth Centre

  http://portisheadyouthcentre.co.uk/
  Provides details of clubs and activities, events, parties and room hire. Includes information about Radio Dynamic, its annual youth radio project and a review of the centre's 50 year history.

• The Gordano Society

  http://www.gordanosociety.org.uk/
  Group of people with an interest in history, conservation and environment in the Gordano Valley. Lists programme of events and contacts.

• The Hockins' Home Page

  http://www.telecall.co.uk/~78741/hockin.htm
  History of the Hockin family from their Cornish roots. Includes personal pages of Jean and David Hockin and links to other Hockins.

• The Story of Portishead Radio

  http://jproc.ca/radiostor/portis1.html
  History of the long range maritime communications service from 1920 to 1995.

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