News & Reviews
A brief archive of news and things for the Pater
Community Hall
Just click a link below to read on Some of the content is on previous incarnations of the halls website, some content may not be available and or corruptedPater Hall reopens with Battle of the Atlantic weekend
Trust plays a “Blinder” to improve Pater Hall Pater Hall Trust proposes to solve Councils problems Office equipment Donation gratefully received In Memory of Don Cook Super move for Roll of Honour Board Ron Watts honoured for his tireless work with the Pater Hall Community Trust Open Letter to the Western Telegraph New Facilities in Pater Hall get go ahead Pembroke Dock’s Miss Jubilee Country & Western singer Bobby D Sawyer a big hit Grant for Pater Hall upgrade to be announced
An historic Pembroke Dock
community hall has reopened after
a major refurbishment.
Pater Hall reopened earlier this month to host the town’s successful Battle of the Atlantic Weekend. The event was apt given that the hall itself rose
From Eight Months Old to Eight Decades
Young!”
That’s the proud boast of the Pater Hall Trust about the many hundreds of people who use the Community Centre at the heart of Pembroke Dock every week. For over 150 years the Pater Hall has been the hub of community activity in the town from it’s early period as a Temperance Hall in the heyday of Ship building
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Pater Hall Trust who have just
completed a major upgrade of
facilities at the front of Pater Hall,
have come up with a initiative and
cost effective way of ensuring that
Pembroke Dock Town Council can follow the
wishes of it councillors
