Community hubs in Swindon

Community hubs are being developed across Swindon to bring advice, guidance and support closer to where people live.

They bring Council teams, partners and local organisations together in familiar places such as libraries and community buildings, so you can get help in one place.

What is a Community hub?

A community hub is a welcoming local space where different services work together under one roof. You can:

  • get advice and information
  • talk through concerns early
  • access support for yourself or your family
  • connect with local services and community groups

You don't need to know which service you need. Just pop in and start the conversation. Community hubs are designed to make getting advice and support simpler and more straightforward.

What support will hubs offer?

Each hub will reflect the needs of its local area, but most will bring together services such as:

  • early help and family support
  • housing and tenancy advice
  • employment and skills guidance
  • health and wellbeing support
  • youth and community work
  • community safety services
  • library and digital inclusion services
  • voluntary and community organisations

Hubs will also provide space for a range of local partners to work alongside Council teams, depending on local need.

The offer in each hub will grow and develop over time, shaped by conversations with residents and partners.

Community Hubs across Swindon

Our Community Hub network is making it easier for residents to access support closer to home.

Community Hubs are now open at:

A fourth Community Hub is planned for West Swindon Library at the Link Centre, opening later in 2026.

Each hub is shaped by the needs of its local community, which means no two hubs look exactly the same.

What they all share is the same purpose: making it easier to get the right help at the right time, closer to home.

How to get involved

If you would like to find out more or help shape a community hub in your area, visit the Let’s Talk Swindon website. We welcome your ideas and feedback.

Need help now?

While the hubs are being developed you can still access support through existing services. Our libraries provide advice and digital assistance, and you can contact customer services if you cannot use our online services.

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