We were delighted to be included in the Camden New Journal special International Women's Day edition.

A special thank you to Anna Lamche who took time to visit, listen and convey what to us is a very 

important message - follow the link below and you'll find us on page 20.  

In November we had the opportunity to deliver a six week course to some of the amazing students at The Harington Scheme.

The students were so inspiring and they created some wonderful things out of wood while learning new skills. The course ended with a magical snowy walk around Highgate Cemetery.

Health and wellbeing coming out of covid and the roll Wood That Works CIC has had in helping people in the local community.

Initiated by the DPNF (Dartmouth Park Neighbourhood Forum) and supported by outward councillors with part funding from the Camden Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) Wood That Works CIC ware asked to manage, restore and repaint the well loved snakes for future generations.

‘This gives people a chance’: Keir Starmer opens woodwork workshop for Highgate Newtown Community Centre...

Highgate woodwork studio carves new start as social enterprise...

Highgate Newtown Community Centre gets funding from council and church for expanded woodwork education programme...

Sawtastic! New home found for Wood That Works workshop...

Wood Rainbows makes us smile...

Carving Out A Community Space...

Grandfather clock made by a 7 year old steals the show at Wood that Works launch...

Go Karting race is woodworking success...