Pelham Hall and COVID restrictions
31st January 2022
HALL COVID PROTOCOL - REVISED January 2022
As per current Welsh Government Level 0 status:
We advise those attending an event in the Hall to take a lateral flow test beforehand
Please wear a mask at all times unless seated.
Windows and/or doors will be opened and heating will be on if needed.
Thank you
Pelham Hall Events Committee
26 September 2021
Thursday evenings are back again at the Hall!
From Thursday 30th September, the bar area in Pelham Hall will be open again to all. As Ben’s Fish and Chip van will continue to be in the Hall car park on Thursdays too, those purchasing food will also be welcome to bring it to the bar for consumption there, washed down of course with refreshments from the bar!
NEW! as well as contactless payment being available at Ben’s van, it is now available in the Pelham Hall bar too.
6 September 2021
The Hall management committee is delighted to confirm Pelham Hall is now fully open again following the Welsh Government’s move to Alert Level Zero Covid status.
This means there are no longer any restrictions on use of rooms, occupation and purpose.
It’s been a tricky process to navigate the changing guidance - whilst some events and activities remained possible throughout most of the pandemic, restrictions meant each event had to be individually reviewed and assessed. However the good news is that the Hall has been used for successful events since the lifting of restrictions .
Whilst it’s great news that Pelham Hall is now fully available again for any and all events, the Hall committee wish to take a responsible, careful attitude toward the re-opening process of the Hall. Whilst the restrictions governing use have been removed, each hirer still needs to complete an individual risk assessment and consider measures such as mask wearing, maintaining ventilation, promoting and maintaining sanitation.
The risk assessment will need to be assessed and approved by the Hall before the Hire but we will provide as much help as we can through the process. As you might imagine, this administration also places an extra burden on the Hall committee and volunteers and will mean the Hall cannot return immediately to a full calendar. Events and activities are likely to remain restricted in scale and frequency for the short to medium term as we learn what works and what doesn't. The Hall committee will monitor use and update over the next couple of months.
All bookings should be made through the bookings page. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any queries.
Adam Burtt-Jones and NIkki Scarr ( Pelham Hall Co-Chairs )