Views Sought on the Future of Lammas Park Pavilion
Project team running a series of consultation events over the summer
Plans are being drawn up for the refurbishment of the Lammas Park Pavilion
Users of Lammas Park are being asked to give their views on the future of the dilapidated Edwardian pavilion.
Earlier this year, the first phase of the SpaceHive community fundraising campaign to restore and bring the building back into wider public hit its financial target with the support of over 100 local people and businesses.
The money raised is now being used to create a Feasibility Study assessment of the building and adjoining spaces which will ultimately produce a final report showing how to progress with the programme of capital works required to restore and upgrade the building.
The Project Team will be running a series of consultation events over the summer to engage with local people and existing community groups to hear their views about how best to use the space and then feedback on the initial thoughts and designs.
Alex Gore of architects Pricegore, who have been selected to carry out the study, says: ‘We are delighted to be working in close collaboration with the project team in Ealing to create a vision for the future of this much loved pavilion as a valuable community resource with a sustainable future’.
The Team will be in the Lammas Park Pavilion next Tuesday 17 August between 11 am and 1pm and then again on Bank Holiday Monday 30th August from 12 to 3pm.
If you would like to know more, or would like a digital copy of the proposals then email lammaspavilion@btinternet.com.
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August 12, 2021