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The Jubilee Pavilion Tea Room is situated in the picturesque grounds of the village park.

On visiting the Tearoom you will receive a warm welcome from our friendly staff.

The Jubilee Pavilion Tea Room opened in 2004 and is managed by the Parish Council with the help of it's part time staff to provide a service for the community. It is a non-profit making facility and all funds go towards purely covering overheads.

Opening Times: Monday 22nd March to 31st October Seven days aweek from 12:00 noon

November to March 2pm till 4 pm Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Sundays to accommodate Football Matches

Over the last couple of years the Jubilee Pavilion Tea Room has proven very popular. Aside from being a tea room it provides a venue for local organisation's and groups such as the Mother & Toddler Group, Carers Resource and children's parties.

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	Jubilee Pavilion - A Brief History

	On Wednesday 12th January 1977 a meeting between villagers and councillors took place in the main hall of the Council School, to discuss the celebrating of the Silver Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II.

	It was decided a Pavilion with toilets be erected. £5,000 pounds needed to be raised. Fundraising events were held, such as a tug of war, barrel race and a sponsored walk, twenty times round the park by school children which raised the sum of £1,500.

	The Pavilion was completed by the voluntary work of village people and skilled tradesmen.

	The Jubilee Pavilion was opened by Mr A. D Bateman a former resident and a member of the Bairstow Family in May 1978.

	Two children from each of the primary schools assisted in cutting the tape at the ceremony.

	The cost to the Parish Council was £6,000, the pavilion was handed over to them for maintenance at the ceremony.

	In 2002 an extension was built this was to provide a larger clubroom with an appropriately sized kitchen and office to serve the needs of the wider community, also an ambulant disabled toilet added.

	In order to make full use of this facility, in 2004 the Jubilee Pavilion was opened as a Tea Room by the Parish Council. This was to provide a service for the whole community and over the years the Tea Room as proven to be more and more popular.