News Update on the Headley Pavilion September 2025

ByNeville Merritt

The rate of progress is impressive. When we attend the monthly site meetings it seems like we are entering a different building! All the ground work (drains etc.) is complete, the new flat roof and balcony is complete, the roof repairs have been done and tiling was completed at the end of August. Electrical installation is well under way including a new security system and an induction loop for people with hearing aids is under the main hall floor.

As soon as the new screed in the main hall floor has hardened, work can continue in that area. In the meantime, fitting out of corridors, changing rooms and toilets is continuing. This includes electrics, plumbing, heating and ventilation so there is still plenty to be done.

We have now approved the bar and kitchen fittings. These will be built to last and continue to look good for years to come. We can’t want for the Grand Opening so everyone can see the finished building! However, we will have to be patient and bring you news as the work progresses month by month.

Similar Posts

  • News Update Headley Pavilion June 2025

    ByNeville Merritt

    The team from Flint Construction have been very busy in the last month and we are now seeing things appearing that weren’t there before! The rearrangement and additions of changing rooms, storage and toilets has needed new internal walls, so the bricklayers have been making new block walls and sealing up windows and door spaces…

  • Please can we book the Pavilion???

    ByNeville Merritt

    I’m sure you have been following the build progress for our exciting project to upgrade the pavilion building on Mill Lane Playing Fields. There will be a larger hall, a fully fitted bar and a commercial specification kitchen. Upstairs the two smaller rooms will be redecorated and the balcony has been significantly extended over the…

  • News Update on the Headley Pavilion November 2025

    ByNeville Merritt

    Heading photo: the all-new foyer and hall extension with balcony above. The cooler months are now upon us, and that is good timing for the construction team because most of the external building work has been completed. Most of the scaffolding has been removed, leaving only a small section to enable them to lift the…

  • Bus Shelter Upgrades

    ByNeville Merritt

    It can’t have escaped anyone’s notice that our bus shelters in Headley have been looking the worse for wear. The metal and Perspex shelters have gone green with mossy growth, and the wooden ones have lost glazing and panels. There is good news though, Headley Parish Council has been awarded a grant by EHDC to…

  • Bus Shelters – Updated!

    ByNeville Merritt

    It’s hard to get excited by bus shelters, but when you see the improvements it’s hard not to! Following on from our previous News item, the work funded by a grant from EHDC to clean and refurbish the bus shelters in Headley has been completed. The wooden bus shelter at Glebe Road has had a…

  • You can save a tree!

    ByNeville Merritt

    We are incredibly lucky to live in an area with so many trees for us enjoy and for the benefit of the natural environment. With increasing pressure from housing development, we must do all we can to protect what we have. Fortunately there is legislation for exactly that – the Tree Preservation Order (TPO). If…