

Welcome to the Phoenix Community Shop, open every Wednesday from 10am until 12.30pm and back open from 5pm until 7pm in Unit 2.
Everyone Is Welcome, but we kindly ask for a donation of Β£3 per bag of essential food items per person.

Welcome to the Phoenix Community Shop, open every Wednesday from 10am until 12.30pm and back open from 5pm until 7pm in Unit 2.
Everyone Is Welcome, but we kindly ask for a donation of Β£3 per bag of essential food items per person.
Join us every Monday for a free warm meal at the cafe from Food Cycle.
Join us every Wednesday in our cafe to enjoy some warmth and a free meal.
Open to everyone within our community.
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To book any of our sessions please message or email
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First come first served basis for children aged 8 and over.
*Parental consent is needed for the first Exist Skatepark visit. Parents will need to complete a consent form when dropping their children off*
We look forward to delivering another jam-packed Summer club for our local Townhill, Mayhill & Gors children.
Every Spring we increase our opening hours until Autumn.
Our cafe will be open daily from 8am- 5pm daily.
To celebrate the upcoming Jubilee & our brand new All-Weather Pitch, we’ve teamed up with Rosehill FC to bring you a weekend full of football & fun for all the family. More details coming very soon.
***Limited spaces***
Work is underway on installing a new all-weather pitch and improved floodlighting at a popular community centre in Townhill.
Swansea Council has committed to investing up to Β£300,000 in the facility at the Phoenix Centre.
The old pitch was laid around 20 years ago and was well used by the community including local sporting clubs and school teams so it is now in need of replacing.
The council is funding a replacement surface, new fencing, netting and energy efficient state-of-the-art LED floodlighting from its Swansea Economic Recovery Fund.
Cabinet Member for Investment, Regeneration and Tourism, Robert Francis-Davies, said: “I’m really pleased that we have been able to start work on this sports facility which I know is greatly valued by the community.
“Sport has huge physical, mental health and general wellbeing benefits and that is why Swansea Council does all it can to provide modern and accessible facilities for all.
“This is just the latest all-weather pitch we have funded or provided support towards in recent years and they can now be found at Penyrheol, Morriston, Pentrehafod, Gowerton, Bishopston, Elba Sports Complex and at Dylan Thomas Community School.”
Work is expected to take around six weeks to complete and is being carried out by Blakedown Sport and Play.
The old pitch will be recycled by a company working in the golf industry.
The Phoenix Centre is a flagship community enterprise centre run and managed by Hill Community Development Trust.
Manager Leanne Dower said: “The resurfacing of the pitch will make a huge difference locally. The pitch is still very well used and this will give us the opportunity to continue to work closely with local schools and clubs. Having a new facility will be a great boost for our area.”
Our annual lantern parade returns this year and takes place on Wednesday, December 22nd, 2021.
Our route and more info will be released very soon but our workshops are now taking place every Tuesday & Thursday from 3:30-6pm at the centre.
We’re delighted to announce that this year’s Christmas Hamper Campaign has been sponsored by the University of Wales Trinity Saint David.
Christmas is a time where most of us get to enjoy little luxuries, some people need basics from food banks to survive. Help us support our community this Christmas.
Many of us are dreaming of celebrating Christmas with our families after the challenges of the past 2 years. The pandemic has highlighted the great need for food banks for so many people and we want everyone to enjoy this Christmas. Help us support our community this Christmas.
The partnership working together on the campaign include our main sponsor’s University of Wales Trinity Saint David, Julie James MS, Carolyn Harris MP, Local People Project and we have to thank businesses and organisations who have already agreed to help us this year.
By working together, and with your help, we think we can ensure that everyone is able to have the Christmas they deserve.
All of us at the Phoenix Centre would like to thank you for your support and for helping to ensure that people across the communities of Townhill and Mayhill are able to celebrate Christmas without the worry of how they will afford it.
If you can donate anything at all to this great cause, please click here
Let’s make it a Merry Christmas for everyone in our community.