Following the Construction of the Steel Frame structure, the developing Kimberley Community Hub Building was visited by the Mayor of Kimberley, Councillor Tony Mason, and the Mayor of the Borough of Broxtowe, Councillor Robert Bullock, as well as our very own Julian.
“It’s brilliant to see work progressing so quickly on our new Hub building. We’re sure that the new building will be a great asset to the community at large, providing facilities to host local events, and bring income into the town through seminars, conferences, recreation, and other functions with the support of our motivated and enthusiastic Councillors and the Council team.” – Cllr Tony Mason
Now that the steel frame is in place it is much easier to understand the proposed building and see the impact it will have on the local area. The Intention with the design was to create a building not out of place on the Newdigate High Street, but will provide much needed facilities for the area. The Building will house 2 function rooms for community events and classes or special functions, as well as offices for use by local business to boost the local employment and economy, and facilities for the parish council.
With its location right in the heart of Kimberley it will allow the Kimberley council to continue to provide their highly valued services as Kimberley itself develops and grows.
With this project we are excited to add to the works we have carried out which greatly benefit the local community, as we have previously also helped alter and extend community based buildings, create local historical centres from scratch like the Canalside Heritage Centre and implement improvements to educational facilities across the midlands.
“This new facility is really starting to come together now and it’s fantastic to see some great progress being made. I’m very excited to see the completed project next year and to see this facility become a hub for the local community.” – Cllr Robert Bullock
The proposed Hub is schedules to be completed in Autumn 2026, and if you are interested in keeping up with the project see our featured stories on our Facebook and Instagram for more on site updates.
