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Internet Radio: Trinity is in the process of developing our Internet radio and broadcasting facilities.

Thanks to the hard work from the Trinity Radio group and the support from The Princes Trust and BCWA, we are proud to announce that the Trinity now hosts a 24hour Community Radio Station with a variety of live events and music programmes for your listening pleasure.

If you are interested in participating with any of the events or programmes and/or would like to get involved in the Trinity Radio Group please do not hesitate to contact us at info@section8recordings.co.uk
Recording Studios: The Trinity Recording Studios provide space for local bands and artists to record and demo work.

The Studio is currently unavailable due to current construction works being carried out to improve access to the building. Work includes installation of lift and upstairs training rooms.
Plans for the new year include encorporating the Trinity Time Credits project, funded by Awards for All, to allow people use of the Studio in return for time given to other projects at the Centre. For example, groups or individuals could steward at an event,help with admin work or even help to stage community events in order to build up time credits that can be exchanged for time in the Studio.
For more information, please see the Time Credits project.
Free Software: TCA actively supports and promotes the use of Free Software - software that can be used, studied and modified without restriction.

Free or Open Source Software can be copied and redistributed in modified or unmodified form either without restriction, or with restrictions only to ensure that further recipients can also do these things. To make these acts possible, the human readable form of the program (called the source code) must be made available. The source code can be placed in the public domain, accompanied by a software license saying that the copyright holder permits these acts (a free software licence).

For more information about Free Software, please see the accompanying links.
Time Credits: Time banking allows Trinity to make its resources available to the local community through reciprocal support.

A Time Bank is an exciting way for people to come together to help others and themselves at the same time. Participants 'deposit' their time in the 'bank' by giving practical help and support to others and are able to 'withdraw' their time when they need something done themselves. For more in-depth information about Time Banks please visit: http://www.timebanks.co.uk/what_is_timebanking.asp

If you are interested in getting involved with the Trinity Time Bank or would just like to find out more, please contact us at: info@3ca.org.uk
Trinity Gardens: The Trinity Gardens are cultivated and maintained by Eastside Roots.

Eastside Roots was developed out of a Bristol Permaculture Group idea to provide a ‘gardening hub’ for the local community while at the same time rejuvenating a piece of derelict land in Easton.

The initial plan was to regenerate a piece of land next to the Stapleton Road train station. In the

interim, they have been rejuvenating the Trinity Gardens through regular volunteer workdays, growing a variety of plants, veg, fruits and flowers. They also do a large amount of work to involve the local Somali community.

Eastside Roots welcome anyone wanting to help out, whether it be to gain skills and knowledge about horticulture and sustainable living or just to meet other like-minded people.

Please contact Eastside Roots at uk.groups.yahoo.com/group/eastsideroots/ for more information.
MediaTech: The mediatech project at Trinity brings together techies and artists from a variety of fields and disciplines, to explore the potentials created by the new digital landscape. Mediatech also provides a committee for the management of Trinity's media resources.

Currently most of the mediatech conversation happens through our mailing list, which you can join here.
Education & Training: Education and training courses at the Trinity Centre