Pelton Fell Community Partnership
The Brockwell Centre
The village hall in Pelton Fell, located a mile West of Chester-le-Street was completely refurbished in 2008/2009 to become the Brockwell Centre. For the work, the Pelton Fell Community Partnership (PFCP) combined with Durham County Council to raise over £1.4 million, including a substantial grant from the Community Assets Progamme of the Big Lottery Fund. The new Centre opened in October 2009 and is managed by PFCP.
The faciliites at the Centre include: toilets; a main hall which can be divided into two; offices/meeting rooms for let/hire; kitchen and cafe with provision for bar facilities; Audio/visual equipment and a hearing loop.
Externally: a 22 space carpark; a children's play area with swings, roundabout, slides etc.; and multi use games area with flood lighting.
In 2011, five stained glass commemorative panels were installed in the main hall. In 2017 cheap watches copy tissot uk, a replica Miners Banner was also stored in the main hall.
PFCP Is funded mainly by substantial external grant funding. However, it aims to become self-financing through the monies raised from the hire of facilities at the Brockwell Centre and other social enterprises. All monies raised will be reinvested back into the Centre and other projects within Pelton Fell. PFCP is a not-for-profit organisation.
To enquire about hiring a room at The Brockwell Centre please contact Colin on 0191 389 3399.
Directions to The Brockwell Centre by car from the A1(M):
• At Junction 63 leave the A1(M)
• At the roundabout take the exit on to A167 Chester-le-Street
• At the next roundabout take second exit to Chester-le-Street Centre (B6313)
• Follow B6313 through one mini roundabout and over traffic lights, passing Tesco
• Continue on B6313 for approx one mile.
• Passing the new housing estate on left, The Brockwell Centre is located on left; access to car park is via Fell Road behind the swiss fashionable watches fake rado centre.
Directions by Bus: The 28 and 28A services running between Chester le Street and Newcastle pass by the Centre with bus stops in either direction approximately 100 m either side of the Centre
Directions by Train: The nearest train station is in Chester le Street
Click Here for a Map and Directions to The Brockwell Centre.