Park Community Hall
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About
The Park Community Hall is the original church building of Park Church, retained to serve as a church hall and community venue.
Rooms & pricing
Pricing is estimated from public sources and may be outdated.
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Main Hall
Main roomUpstairs Hall
Facilities & accessibility
Booking & practical info
Contact
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How to book
£15 deposit required to secure booking.
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