Lawley Community Centre

Lawley Community Centre is a facility which is available to residents to book for events, groups, parties, and more.

How to book

Do you want to book Lawley Community Centre as a venue for your own group or event? Download the booking form below. Hiring costs are included in the document.

What’s it like inside?

A rough outline of the Lawley Community Centre floor plan, showing the main hall, adjacent toilets, and the kitchen and meeting room.

History

A photograph of Lawley Community Centre, an old Victorian school building with a tall, arched front window and a bell on the top.

Lawley Community Centre

Lawley Community Centre is located within what remains of the original Lawley Board School, opened in 1877 with admissions of 78 mixed pupils and 20 infants in separate departments. By 1884, the building’s interior had been amended to combine departments, with school attendance levels rising to an average of 200 by the 1900’s.

The school remained an all-age school until 1965 when seniors were relocated to secondary schools. In 1980, Lawley Primary School utilised the original Victorian building and several external classrooms.

Today, the remaining part of the original building – incorporating the former assembly hall – serves as a community centre. Within the hall are two wall plaques. One commemorates 19 former pupils who served in the Great War (1914-1918) and the other to 5 former pupils who served in World War Two.

Now Lawley Community Centre, it serves the local community as a venue for all kinds of groups and parties, ranging from Puddleducks Nursery to birthday parties.

Where to find us

Lawley Community Centre
Arleston Lane
Telford
TF4 2PR


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