Bordon Men's Shed

Bordon Men's Shed Men’s Sheds are similar to garden sheds – a place to pursue practical interests at leisure, to practice skills and enjoy making and mending.

The difference is that garden sheds and their activities are often solitary while Men’s Sheds are communal. The Bordon Men's Shed is now a charity. Charity Number 1215921

Our guys working hard for the Bird World project.
11/08/2026

Our guys working hard for the Bird World project.

29/07/2026

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Thanks to anyone who turned up for the official opening of the Bordon Men's Shed today. It was attended by Mayor Cllr Le...
18/07/2026

Thanks to anyone who turned up for the official opening of the Bordon Men's Shed today. It was attended by Mayor Cllr Leeroy Scott who performed the opening cutting of the ribbon, supported by District Councillor Andy Tree.

There were 10 Bordon Men's Shed members who attended, plus some wives and children.

Anyone who would like to join the Men's Shed please visit bordonmensshed.com where you will find an application form and contact details. The Men's Shed is situated behind the Phoenix Theatre in Station Road.

17/07/2026

Tomorrow (18th July), the Bordon Men's Shed will be officially opened by Whitehill and Bordon Mayor Cllr Leeroy Scott and Andy Tree County Councillor at 1.00pm. All are invited to attend.

We are progressing with making ball runs for Bird World
11/06/2026

We are progressing with making ball runs for Bird World

Another photo from the presentation of the planter/bench to Kingsley Community last week, courtesy of Reg Bettles .
31/05/2026

Another photo from the presentation of the planter/bench to Kingsley Community last week, courtesy of Reg Bettles .

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28/05/2026

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Bordon Herald NewsNews Are you sitting comfortably? Bordon Men's Shed gives Kingsley Centre a helping hand By Paul Fergu...
22/05/2026

Bordon Herald News

News Are you sitting comfortably? Bordon Men's Shed gives Kingsley Centre a helping hand By Paul Ferguson | Chief reporter | Tuesday 19th May 2026 11:00 am @ SPREAD THE NEWS Kingsley Centre members try out the planter-seat construction made by Bordon Mens Shed member, Ted Wood.(Clive Handy) A benchmark has been set as a relationship is blossoming between a group of Bordon handymen and volunteers at a nearby community centre....

News Are you sitting comfortably? Bordon Men’s Shed gives Kingsley Centre a helping hand By Paul Ferguson  |   Chief reporter   | Tuesday 19th May…

18/05/2026

Bordon Men's Shed are continually helping local groups.

Today the Bordon Mens Shed delivered planters and seat to Kingsley Community Centre after they requested one to be built by us. Consequently one of our members, Ted Wood, built the two planters and…

Today the Bordon Mens Shed delivered planters and seat to Kingsley Community Centre after they requested one to be built...
18/05/2026

Today the Bordon Mens Shed delivered planters and seat to Kingsley Community Centre after they requested one to be built by us.

Consequently one of our members, Ted Wood, built the two planters and adjoining seat out of reclaimed pallet wood and some bought materials. Kingsley provided paint and preservative to match the arch already in place.

This is what it looked like before delivery:

Kingsley Community Centre were thrilled with the result, and thanked Bordon Men's Shed, especially Ted for the hard work put in to the construction.

I hope you can include this in a new issue of the Bordon Herald.

Yours sincerely

Clive Handy
Secretary
Bordon Men's Shed

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