As part of a wider programme of renovations to mark the upcoming 100th anniversary of the village hall, a series of electrical upgrades were carried out to improve safety, functionality, and energy efficiency.

 

The hall, a central feature of community life for nearly a century, required modern infrastructure while maintaining its traditional charm.

The works included the installation of four high-level LED lights within the main hall. These fittings provide bright, energy-efficient illumination suitable for a range of activities and events, while also reducing maintenance needs. To improve the hall’s exterior, two decorative lanterns were installed to complement a newly constructed entrance step, enhancing both visibility and visual appeal in keeping with the building’s historic character.

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Internally, the entire hall was rewired to meet modern electrical standards. All new electrical cables were surface-mounted in steel conduits, ensuring both durability and a clean, practical finish that remains sympathetic to the hall’s repointed interior. A new fuse board was also installed to provide a safe and future-proof electrical system, capable of supporting further developments as needed.

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These upgrades form an important part of the hall’s broader restoration, ensuring that the building is fit for continued use by the community while preserving its historical significance.