St Martin’s Community Hall

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It is a woodern building built in 1935, it is located in a deprived part of Wolverhampton called Parkfields, the community hall has a ramped access, the hall can also be accessed from the church car park on Dixon street or by a side gate on parkfield Grove. There is a kitchen, store rooms, a workshop, male and female toilets but not yet disabled, and a lounge and meeting room. There are fairly sized grounds surrounding the church and hall. Dog Training Clubs use the hall from 7pm onwards on Mondays to fridays, a pentecostal church group meets in the hall every sunday afternoon, a band pipers group use the hall on satuday evenings from 7pm onwards, and a over 50's women's club use the hall on wednesday afternoons till 4pm. The community hall is not licensed for alcohol, smoking is not permitted anywhere in the grounds due to local laws.