AN OVERVIEW OF THE CENTRE

In March 1999 All Saints Church in Weston Village launched an appeal to raise thousands of pounds needed to refurbish the old school building that stands on Weston High Street. On Sunday September 30th 2001 the Bishop of Bath and Wells the Rt Rev Jim Thompson formally opened the building.

The result of all this activity is a beautiful Victorian building that stands on a hill on the outskirts of the historic city of Bath. Close to the church, this makes it an ideal venue for receptions of all types.

The attractive foyer area leads to the Weston Suite, which can seat 200 people and includes all facilities.
Attached to this Suite is a state-of-the-art kitchen.
The original gothic arch feature servery opens onto the foyer, and the hall and can be opened or closed as required. This allows flexibility to choose caterers for your reception or to “do-it-yourself”. Cutlery, crockery and glasses together with chairs and tables can be supplied for up to 200 people.

The Weston Suite can be divided by an attractive soundproof screen, into two separate areas: the Lansdown Hall and the Weston Hall, seating 80 and 120 people respectively to allow for smaller events. The neighbouring Courtyard room can be used as a quiet retreat for the younger or older members of the party.

The Centre is fitted with a full sound system, with speakers in the Weston Suite ensuring your disco or band will be heard by everyone.

The centre also has disabled facilities, including a lift. A driveway at the front of the Centre was completed during the summer of 2004, enabling easier access for disabled users, parent and family groups and delivery of catering and entertainment equipment.

There is a car park which holds a minimum of 21 cars, sited just behind All Saints church.