This 8,305 sq ft hub has been the beating heart of Stobswell since 1987. Its true value lies in the hot meals shared around its tables, the youth clubs that give young people a safe place to grow, and the support groups that carry people through grief and loneliness. From toddlers learning to bake to a 98-year-old still teaching tea dances, Boomerang shows how belonging is built - through food, friendship and generations coming together under one roof.

Key Features

13 multi-purpose rooms filled with energy and connection

A community café offering hot meals and shared dignity

Youth clubs providing safe spaces and purpose for young people

Support groups delivering both guidance and belonging

Weekly cl***es that combine activity, joy and friendship

A volunteer base that creates continuity and pride

What the Community Says

“At 98, I still teach tea dances here every week.”

“We’ve seen toddlers grow up and come back as staff.”

Agent’s Note

The £500 million “protest price” is a warning. Without urgent funding, hubs like Boomerang could close - and with them, the belonging they create.