Leintwardine is a large village in Northern Herefordshire, which has both Medieval and Roman roots. In Roman times when Leintwardine was known as Bravonium, it was a stopping point along a busy trade route and today Leintwardine still is a stopping point for many visitors who come to marvel at the picturesque landscape of Northern Herefordshire. Modern Leintwardine has a vibrant community feel. Much of the activity of the village is centred around the Leintwardine Centre. The site contains two main buildings: The Leintwardine Community Centre and the Reading Room. The Reading Room has been converted from a Village Hall Centre Project, into a Library and Meeting Room. The Leintwardine Community Centre was formerly the Village school. The Problem: The upgrading of

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