The building appears on maps and in
documents dating back at least to 1850, serving as a Parish Council Room for
the clergy.  In 1907/8 it was opened up as a reading room “for men and
youths” from the whole parish, hence it’s previous title of Reading Room.

Today, it has a kitchette and toilet, and seating and tables for
two dozen persons.  It is intended primarily as a meeting room for
recognised village committees, clubs and groups, without charge.  It may
be used by other people for a small fee, at the discretion of the Parish
Council.

For bookings and all other enquiries please contact:

Parish Council Clerk: Paul Hodgson (telephone 01405 860485, e-mail hogbad@aol.com) or

Parish Councillor/Vice Chairperson: Geoff Cook (telephone 07472 747715) or

pollingtonvillage@hotmail.com