History
The Tiddington Community Centre (TCC) previously known as the Alveston Parish Church Hall is situated behind the new (but more recently white) wooden fence on Main Street . By 1963 the original “Townsend Hall” (put into the care of Vicar & Churchwardens in 1928) was in poor repair & found not to be meeting the needs of the various groups who wanted to meet in Tiddington. A successful “Stewardship Campaign” in 1964 by the Church raised enough money to replace the old wooden building with the current Hall, which has served the community well for over 40 years.

The Project

The TCC as a registered charity has the objective of restoring, repairing, maintaining & improving the Tiddington Village Hall to full use as a “Community Centre” under a new
35-year lease from the Church which was signed and became effective on the 4th July 2007. The hall had been closed for 15 months following a fire and substantial repairs and renovation were urgently required before it could be used again.

We are now well into Phase 3 of the restoration and the full building hall has been back in use since September 2006. The TCC is run by a 10-person executive who have raised and spent over £81,000 on completing Phase 1 and 2 of our TCC restoration program so far. 

Briefly we have  totally rewire the hall, install new heating, new lighting, replacing all the kitchen, replace/repaired all doors, fit new alarms, all new toilets whilst adding disabled facilities, re-decorate throughout, repaired and re-sanded the dance floor, replace  flooring in the entrance hall, kitchen, toilets and store room. We have have replaced blinds in the hall, installed new double glazed windows throughout, had a  new roof fitted, resurfaced all of the outside area plus we had removed all the overgrown vegetation, trees & bushes plus added a new secure wooden fence. We have provided disabled access to the TCC and resurfaced and secured the outside children's play area.