Volunteering is “a feel good moment in time where I know I’ve helped to make a difference to someone’s life, and meeting some great people who feel the same. Love it!!” (Jenny, Volunteer)

Celebrating our Volunteers

Community cinemas depend on Volunteers. They give their time not only on screening days, but also through all the work that happens behind the scenes – administration, film licensing and programming, shopping, stock checks, baking cakes and even washing the the tablecloths. They do it not for recognition, but because they genuinely enjoy being involved in their community.

We celebrate each major milestone, based on the number of screenings a Volunteer has supported, by presenting them with an engraved glass coaster bearing the BCC logo and the milestone they have reached.

Paula and Sarah receiving their Volunteer Awards from the legend that is David “Diddy” Hamilton at “The Boat that Rocked

200 films

Adam Adshead (February 2026)
Joanna Adshead (March 2026)

125 films

Mark Hayes (January 2026)



75 films

Anne O’Brien (September 2023)
Paula Holland (July 2024)
Chris Holland (March 2025)
David Hayday (April 2025)
Jackie Hayday (September 2025)
Ken Nutt (April 2026)

150 films

Mark Viner (July 2026)


100 films

Martin Grix (March 2025)
Pete Mitchelmore (June 2025)
Paul Hayden (February 2026)

50 films

Carl Roberts (June 2018)
Kate Sandland (September 2019)
Nick Walter (October 2025)
Sarah Howe (April 2026)
Mark Weekley (May 2026)
Jenny Walter (July 2026)

25 films

Kathryn Tonkiss (May 2018)
Paula Weekley (January 2026)
Wendy Bidwell (February 2026)
John Weekley (June 2026)

“Much more than a cinema, the Volunteers did an amazing job to make the evening special.” (Audience feedback at The Grand Budapest Hotel)