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Wedding Bells

Please note, we no longer hire the Hall out for wedding related bookings. 

Rosie and James on their Wedding DayJames Kendall and Rosie Purser, the Editor and Reality Manager of The Brighton Source, a leading monthly magazine featuring all aspects of life and music in the city, held a civil ceremony and reception at West Hill Hall in August. Rosie and James chose the Hall because the price was reasonable and, after a long search, seemed to be the best and most comfortable option.

Wedding Day at the HallBy paying the Licence Fee for the Hall to become a venue for civil ceremonies for a year, they wanted to give something back to the community as well as securing a venue for their occasion. The WHCA committee is most grateful and acknowledges this act of public spirit. Work demands limited Rosie and James to only a 3-day honeymoon in Romney Marsh.

The Whistler – August 2009

Perennial Sights and Sounds
Perennial Sights and Sounds. Photo by Felicity Bath

EDITORIAL

The West Hill Community Association AGM was held on 30 June, at which the yearly accounts were adopted and the committee was re-elected en bloc after standing down. However, we are always looking for new members and volunteers so if you had to miss the meeting and would like to join us, please get in touch. Reports were received from Sylvia Alexander-Vine and Lianne Hall concerning the extensive use of the Hall by people of all ages undertaking a variety of activities, and the news that the Hall is now registered as a venue for civil ceremonies and weddings. Although the fee for this registration has been paid by our first couple, we will now be paying rates and intend to renovate the kitchen.

Pam Bean reported on the enthusiasm of the Wild Life Garden group who have created an imaginative and flourishing haven in the garden surrounding the Hall. They had the need for an outdoor tap, answered voluntarily by Laurence Parker, a local businessman and trader, who generously gave time, thought and skill to helping the group when he knew their work would benefit from having water on hand. Mr Parker has also said he will mend the wooden strut of our notice board at the beginning of the approach twitten where he has had flowers planted along the border, making the entrance more attractive. The freshly repaired pathway, tarmac covered over with gravel, is a most welcome addition to the health and safety of the Hall users after a very busy period of construction of the 3 town houses behind the Hall undertaken by Mr Parker. Thank you.