monthly meat raffle, and live music nights on the last Friday of the month, featuring all local bands. The Parish Office houses a collection of historic village items and gifts received through the village's twinning on display in the lower room. The Parish Council operates a Community Award which is presented annually to a member of the parish nominated by the community for voluntary work they have carried out in Welton for the benefit of others. They also award Certificates of Achievement if there are a number of nominations, and a Group Recognition Certificate. Marvin Liddle operates the registered charity Project Cornerstone on Ryland Road, that collects funds from foreign and old coinage donations for education in Ghana, healthcare education in Malawi and Burundi, and a crisis fund for Phuket, Thailand. Manor Park pavilion is used twice weekly for Pilates classes, a toddler's music programme, by two bridge clubs and the bowls club, together with the football club, who regularly play at weekends. It is a popular venue for birthday parties. Welton Library was refurbished in February 2008, but moved from the premises of the Co-op beside the clinic in August 2015 due to legal complications, only reopening at the Community Hub at Manor Park in March 2016. The new location receives a regular attendance of around 40 people, despite controversially sharing its new smaller space with various other groups. Welton Library and Community Hub now only operates for half a week due to space sharing, but has still been described as a worthwhile investment in retaining the service for the village. The barrier for vehicles entering the car park at Manor Park has a surprisingly long history of vandalism. Across 2019, there were reports of vandalism, accidental damage and mechanical failures, where the newly installed number plate recognition camera was said to have been instrumental in identifying the culprits of anti-social behaviour and vehicles being used irresponsibly on the park. In 2021, three vehicles were locked in at Manor Park after the barrier closed at 10:30 pm, despite a "prominent notice warning of the closure time." One owner attempted to raise the barrier, one rang the parish office, and another rammed the barrier with their vehicle. The village playing field serves as the secondary recreational grounds in Welton, despite its more central location. There is a children's playground and the Sports and Social Club, where members play darts and