St Martin's Community Hall

It is a wooden building built in 1935. the hall is a place where clubs and people and organisations can use the hall for private or communal activities at low costs. We are a easy, simple and no frills community hall. The community hall is located in a part of Wolverhampton called Parkfields, the community hall has ramped access for wheelchairs, the hall can be accessed from the church car park on Dixon street, or by via side gate on the nearby adjacent parkfield Grove.

There is a standard kitchen (with a fridge, gas cooker, storage cupboards and other useful items) a club store room is located at the rear of the church hall (which contains cleaning materials and club storage lockers for their equipment.

A smaller meeting room (no. 1) is located in the nearby church building, this room can be isolated from the church. The community hall has male and female toilets but not yet disabled. The community hall also has a larger lounge/meeting room (no. 2). There are some fairly sized grounds surrounding the church and community hall. Dog Training Clubs use the hall from 7pm onwards on Mondays to Fridays (except Wednesday evenings), and a over 50's women's club use the hall on wednesday afternoons till 4pm.

The community hall is not licensed for selling alcohol, but alcohol can be consumed in moderation. smoking is permitted but not inside the community hall. Smoking areas are provided. The hall is also ideal for holiday groups, youth clubs, after and before school clubs, dog shows and other community events.