Holywell Trust strengthens position as leading Derry shared community space

Holywell Trust has launched a new website for its long-standing room hire service as part of efforts to expand its role as a shared space and hub for collaboration in Derry.

The refreshed platform, www.HireHolywell.com, provides easier and simple access to book the Holywell building's range of meeting rooms, hot-desking facilities, and private spaces that have served community groups, freelancers and local organisations for years.

The centrally-located facility at 10 Bishop Street has established itself as an accessible venue for diverse community needs, from counselling sessions to public meetings and freelance workspace.

Gerard Deane, Director of Holywell Trust, said: “The Holywell building has become an important resource for our community, offering affordable room hire that remains accessible to local groups and individuals.

"We're seeing demand from freelance workers who need flexible city-centre workspace through to community organisations hosting public meetings and lectures. The new website makes it easier for people to see what's available and book the space that suits their needs.

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“The facility includes on-site catering through its kitchen and café, with convenient street parking and nearby car parks. Spaces range from small private rooms to larger venues suitable for community gatherings.

“The website relaunch forms part of Holywell Trust's continued work in providing shared spaces that support community connection and collaboration across the North West.”

To find out more or to make a booking, please visit www.HireHolywell.com.