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In 2001, Trinity Community Arts formed to reopen the Trinity Centre. Funding was received through the Bristol Objective 2 Action Plan - a strategic development fund across the City, designed to address social, economic and environmental decline and disadvantage - to improve access within the building and make it fit for use by the community. Since reopening in 2004, it has become a prominent arts venue within Bristol.
The Centre is continuing in its tradition as a Bristol music venue, as well as providing recording and broadcast studios, and training around media arts and technology, run almost entirely upon Free software.
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