How To Find Us
Windmill Nursery is situated within the Riccall Regen Centre, an award-winning community centre, located on Landing Lane in Riccall
Riccall lies adjacent to the A19, 10 miles south of the centre of York and 5 miles north of Selby.
The A19 is easily accessible from the A1, M1, M18 and M62 and major roads joining the York Ring Road or running through Selby.
There is a regular bus service running approximately every 20 minutes through Riccall between York and Selby. Selby Bus Station is also situated next to Selby Railway Station and is regularly served by trains from York, London, Manchester and Hull.
The Regen Centre is located on Landing Lane.
From York: Turn right off the A19 at the first entrance of Riccall you come to and travel along York Road. At the traffic lights, turn right and take the first left onto Church Street which bears right and merges with Landing Lane. The centre is on the right.
From Selby: Turn left off the A19 at the first entrance of Riccall you come to and travel along Main Street. At the traffic lights, turn left and take the first left onto Church Street which bears right and merges with Landing Lane. The centre is on the right.
ABOUT THE RICCALL REGEN CENTRE
The Regen Centre was opened buy the Duke of York in September 2000. It's a community centre offering a variety of social, business, education, sport and leisure facilities and services to meet the needs of the community.
Justine Hodgson (Centre Manager)
Justine has been actively involved in the centre since fundraising began in 1996. She officially joined the workforce in July 2010 becoming manager of the centre in January 2011.
Over the years she has obtained the following qualifications:
- Level 3 Diploma for Children and Young People's Workforce
- Child Protection
- First Aid at Work
- Level 3 Management
- Level 3 Hospitality Management
- Level 2 Food Hygiene
- Health & Safety at Work
Ahead of its time in design, the Riccall Regen Centre is an environmentally friendly building using solar and photovoltaic panels to generate electricity.
The centre is community-owned and community-led and strives to achieve excellence in everything it does. Awards include the Duke of York’s Community Initiative and the BURA Charitable Trusts National Award.
The Riccall Regen Centre is a charity that relies solely on income from commercial, community and individual customers. It does receive a small amount of funds through sponsorship and capital project grants however it has no regular, direct private or public sector funding.
Our modern, two storey building has six rooms for hire leading from a rotunda (circular foyer) which extends upwards into a glazed drum above the 1st floor. The drum radiates light and warmth and is a focal point in the building. The Centre is fully equipped for disabled access, with a lift to the first floor and disabled facilities on both floors.
The centre offers an events bar and catering facilities and has ample free parking space.
The Regen Centre is also the home of many community groups and organisations such as the Parish Council and children’s activity groups.
For more information on the Regen Centre, visit their website: www.riccall.co.uk
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