"I don't think it's just a job for any of the people who have been involved here."

So we built the little Argos office out of Argos catalogues out of the scrap scheme and we set up the café. We had people coming all the time. It wouldn’t die! In fact, after the shareholding stopped, people just kept bringing stuff, so we kept it going.
_{[Robin Howell, builder and craftsman]}

Working together is the essence of it. Community – that’s what it is.
_{[Tim, Red Brick Building]}

The Red Brick Building provides a local people with lots of important facilities- desk and artisan work spaces at affordable rents, a media hub, recording studios for Glastonbury FM, a beautiful community garden and a great restaurant.
_{[Bev, Red Brick Building]}

A place of inspiration and learning for us all!
_{[Tim, Red Brick Building]}

There’s only one word that comes to me, and it’s transformation, a beautiful episode of transformation.
_{[Tom, Red Brick Building]}

This is a place where all people can learn different aspects of gardening, and what we encourage is all sorts of groups from the community to come and use this space.
_{[Bon, Community Garden and Bridie’s Farm]}

The plan is that Building C – or The Life Factory as it will be known – will make a positive change to local young people – it’ll create opportunities and help them develop new skills so that they have better employment options.
_{[Rob, The Life Factory]}

This new phase at the Red Brick Building is really exciting. We’re really happy to be working on two major projects – The Life Factory and Bridie’s Farm – which will both have a massive impact on the experiences and opportunities for local people. We are passionate about being connected with our community and our environment.
_{[Tanya, Red Brick Building]}

It’s a great creative hub for Glastonbury and a wonderful place to be.
_{[Wayne, Red Brick Building]}