Galleywood Heritage Centre

The Galleywood Heritage Centre is a Registered Charity (No.1128416)

We want to continue to protect the health of our staff and customers, so a few things have changed with the way we operate the centre. We have prepared the centre for your return this includes additional cleaning procedures , floor markings, room capacity reductions (subject to government detailed guidance being followed),and entry/exit one way system, hand sanitisers and PPE for our staff where necessary.  All of our staff are on part time hours, we are closely following government guidance regarding reopening, and we will increase hours as and when each class/hirer requires us, to allow them a COVID-19 secure return.

All Hirers are required to carry out a COVID–19 Risk Assessment, so that sensible measures can be put in place to control the risks associated with COVID-19 for hirers, their customers, visitors and staff.

Galleywood Heritage Centre is sharing its Risk Assessment with all hirers, (click here for the latest), and require a Risk Assessment from each hirer, to reduce anxiety and help avoid any misunderstandings.
Hirers will be expected to consult their staff. Bookings will not be secured until risk assessment provided to the Galleywood Heritage Centre at
Mail@galleywoodheritagecentre.org.uk
or in person at the office at least 7 days in advance of next hire.

We would like to thank everyone for their support over the years as well as recently and we now look to get back to serving our community again.

A Community Centre, access to local archives and a Tea Room. Providing an archive and exhibition of local history artefacts, photographs, maps and documents. The hiring out of rooms to local societies and clubs and the holding of fund-raising events for the benefit of the Community.

The Heritage Centre usually has a number of Halls and Rooms that are available for hire. Please click on the Room Hire menu above or here.

Notice: We are no longer collecting used inkjet cartridges, mobile phones or old batteries for recycling.- The Keene Hall and Galleywood Library collect old batteries for recycling.