Wonersh Church Hall - Lawnsmead
To Book the Hall
To make a booking contact the Church Secretary.
Lawnsmead Hall and the adjacent Turner Room are available for hire to persons approved by the Lawnsmead Management Committee.
- All bookings are subject to Lawnsmead Booking Conditions.
- Hirers must comply with the Parish Health & Safety Policy , in particular the sections regarding Fire Safety (Para 3) and Preparation of Food (
- Hirers who will include children under 18 are to ensure that they are informed about the Child Protection Procedure they are to follow.
- Organisations should either have their own Procedures, or follow the recommendations of government guidance “Working together to Safeguard Children 2006” and advised to adhere to the Guildford Diocese Policy .
- Individuals must be aware of and conform to “Keeping Children Safe in the Church 2008”
Lawnsmead Hall is situated about a third of a mile from the church, in the heart of the village. It is a Victorian building, originally the village school, which had an extra meeting room (the Turner Room) added twenty-five years ago for use originally by Age Concern. It has a modern kitchen, toilets, new flooring and central heating. The parish youth leader has an office there and there is a small car park. The building is well used both as a church and community resource.
Wonersh Lawnsmead Infants School was built in 1890, largely at the instigation of the vicar. Support in the form of donations was given by the National Society for the Education of the Poor and the West Surrey Diocesan Society. The school closed in 1924.
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Lawnsmead Main Hall |
Kitchen |
Turner Room |
Lawnsmead Management Committee
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for photos of the Lawnsmead Committee.
Vacancy Chairman
Paddy MacVean – Booking Secretary.
Tony Shine
Joan Best
Graham Jelley
Pene Jelley
Karen Munday Age Concern Representative
Carolyn Hemsley Age Concern Representative
+ Vicar & Wonersh Wardens
The Lawnsmead Management Committee are responsible to the PCC for the maintenance and use of Lawnsmead and the Turner Room. The chairman is nominated by the PCC, and up to three from Age Concern. They employ a caretaker who keeps the buildings clean and assists with the lettings.
