WW2

This marks the 75th Anniversary of the end of the Second World War. The artwork depicts Sir Winston Churchill with the British Lion at his feet. There are also 125 handmade poppies to mark the sacrifice of local men who were killed in the conflict. There is also a plaque to the memory of Mr. Harry Bates who served during the conflict and died at the age of 105.

WW1

The Shadows project marks the 100th anniversary of the end of the World War 1 in 2018. It is decorated with 216 poppies, one for each person lost in the town during the war.

Town Centre Murals

Redundant spaces re-purposed with eye-catching murals to add to our ‘cultural’ offer.

EVENT CANCELLED TO HELP PROTECT PEOPLE FROM COVID-19

Back to the 40s once more!

8 – 10 May 2020

A further series of FREE events reflecting life in Brixham during the 1940s and marking the 75th Anniversary of VE-Day.

Welcome!

ies n challenging times.

Resources are declining but needs and expectations are rising.

This requires a different way of thinking and a range of innovative, cost-effective responses.

Brixham Future CIC is committed to self help and partnership working to address local issues. We are focused on delivering micro-regeneration projects or events that benefit Brixham and wider Torbay.

By working together in this way, we make it possible to improve our town step by step, some times by small steps and sometimes by larger ones. We do this in order to maintain and improve our built heritage and beautiful natural environment.

More importantly, we also seek to ‘add value’ to the lives of our residents and visitors.

We want everyone to share in the pride we have for Brixham and for the people who live here.

Some of our recent projects have been: 

Coronation Celebrations of HM King Charles III in 2023

Platinum Celebrations of the Late Queen Elizabeth II in 2022

Three New Murals in Fore Street in 2021/22

Commemorations and celebrations  for 75th anniversary of D-Day 2019

New murals on gable ends in the town centre 2019

Planters to improve the aesthetics of the central car park

Art work commemoration to mark anniversary of the end of the World War 1 and 2 .

We are a small group and we cannot do this in isolation. We are privileged to work alongside many other organisations including other established community changemakers such as Pride in Brixham, Middle Street Traders, Brixham Chamber of Commerce, Christian voluntary and statutory sector groups, commercial entities and  private individuals.

These organisations are a perfect illustration of the value of one of our town’s greatest assets –  the enthusiastic, experienced, innovative and inspirational people who are passionate about making improvements to Brixham for the benefit of those who live, work, visit and play here.

And if that description fits you, come and join in. You will find us a warm and welcoming organisation where you can make new friends, expand your horizons, acquire new knowledge and skills and enjoy the satisfaction of making a really positive difference to our town.