We are still running our Bevy Meals on Wheels service, delivering hot meals 3 times per week to vulnerable members of our community. Some of our wonderful volunteers have returned to work and their various other commitments, meaning we are short on people to deliver food to those who need it. Can you help? —…
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When we launched Bevy Meals on Wheels at the end of March we put out an initial call for volunteers – we needed a team of people to help our chef in the kitchen and to deliver the food to the people we were cooking for. We were overwhelmed by the wonderful response and throughout…
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Team Talk is a 10 week football project that The Bevy has joined forces with, giving over 35s a chance to get back into playing football with the help of professional coaches. The ultimate aim will be to start a Bevy Vets team which can then play other teams from around the city. The project…
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Moulsecoomb & Bevendean has been turned into a work of art! ‘A Simple Act of Wonder’ by artists Walter & Zoniel is a co-commission by Fabrica and Brighton Festival. It is made up of an art trail plus an exhibition at Fabrica gallery where you can see unusual photographs of local people along with personal…
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During Lockdown this year local costume charity Gladrags started a project encouraging local people to make a community bunting resource. This Saturday they hired The Bevy and invited volunteers along to sew the bunting together.Armed with sewing machines and irons they put together ten x 10 metre strings of bunting that people and local groups…
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We’ve loved having you all back in the pub and have decided to carry on a type of “Eat Out To Help Out” deal throughout September. This time, the government won’t be footing half the bill but we will – giving you 50% off all main meals each Wednesday in September (and there are 5…
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The Bevy is up for a national award, after delivering thousands of meals on wheels to vulnerable patrons during the lockdown. Within a week of closing in March, we’d reinvented the pub as a community food hub, delivering emergency meals to the seniors who would normally attend our weekly lunch clubs. We’ve now been nominated…
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While the pub was closed during the national lockdown, one of the hardest bits was knowing that our elderly lunch club regulars would be missing out on their weekly social. Bridge The Gap, Friday Friends and the Dementia Café had become important parts of people’s lives, not to mention the wonderful atmosphere the clubs brought…
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When the pandemic closed the pubs, the Bevy quickly reinvented itself, delivering emergency food to the most vulnerable in our community. So far, we have dished out more than 2000 Bevy Meals on Wheels. The pub has also undergone a deep clean and is currently being repainted and refurbished. While pubs have now been given…
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Take a behind the scenes look at Bevy Meals on Wheels with this superb video made by our awesome volunteer Ayami. If you’d like to support us to carry on delivering meals to those who can’t afford it we’d be so grateful for any donation you can afford https://www.thebevy.co.uk/donate/
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