Children & families
A welcoming place for children’s activities, growing in faith and sharing family life.
HALL RENEWAL & EXTENSION
A place to gather.
A place to belong.
A place for everyone.
Help us renew St Ann’s Hall and make more room for the people and community we love.
OUR VISION
A child who feels at home. A new family finding friendship. A familiar face over a cup of tea after Mass.
These are the moments that give our hall its purpose. Renewing it will help us offer that welcome more fully, with accessible, flexible spaces for parish life and our wider Kingston Hill neighbourhood.
I warmly invite you to join us through your prayers, your time and whatever support you can give.

WHY WE ARE RENEWING OUR HALL
Our hall has served parish and community life since the 1960s. Generations have gathered here to celebrate, learn and care for one another.
The 2025 maintenance survey identified substantial work needed to the roof, heating, electrical services and other facilities. Access, kitchen provision and flexible space also need improvement.
This refurbishment and modest extension will help us care for the building and the people who use it for years to come.
See what will changeA PLACE FOR EVERYONE
Space for the everyday encounters
that help people feel they belong.
A welcoming place for children’s activities, growing in faith and sharing family life.
Companionship for older residents, our 60+ Club and people experiencing loneliness or bereavement.
Room for young people, parish groups, community meetings and a conversation after Mass.
ABOUT THE PROPOSAL
A modest extension using the enclosed courtyard, designed with care for our neighbours and the Kingston Hill Conservation Area.


Drawings and visualisation: Sabbadin Corti Ltd. Images show the proposed design.
DESIGNED AROUND PEOPLE
OUR JOURNEY
We will share confirmed milestones and building dates as the project develops.
2025
Maintenance survey identifies the work our hall requires.
15 OCTOBER 2026
Permission granted under reference 26/01632/FUL.
THE NEXT STAGE
Fundraising, grant opportunities and building arrangements.
HELP BUILD THE NEXT CHAPTER
A generous gift has made this project possible. With the support of our parishioners, friends and neighbours, we can take the next step together.
The project total is subject to final quotations, fees, VAT and contingency. These dated figures will be refreshed as fundraising progresses.
BE PART OF THE JOURNEY
A contribution of any size will help us renew the hall for the people who use it.
Ways to giveSPONSOR A BRICK
Give a symbolic brick, several bricks or an amount of your choice towards the whole project.
Support the brick appealSpread your support with a monthly gift of £10, £20, £50 or an amount you choose.
Standing order detailsHelp with an event, organise a sponsored activity, offer business support or share the appeal. Please keep the project in your prayers.
Get in touchSUPPORT ST ANN’S HALL
Thank you for helping us create a place for the generations ahead.
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Thank you for your generosity.YOUR QUESTIONS
For anything else, please speak to Fr James or contact the parish office.
kingstonhill@rcaos.org.ukThe hall will support children, families, young people, older residents, parish groups and activities serving our wider Kingston Hill neighbourhood.
Planning permission has been granted. We will share the start date and programme once funding and building arrangements are confirmed.
The £25 gift is symbolic support for the overall project. Any arrangements for commemorating supporters will be announced separately.
Yes. Your prayers, time and ideas are welcome. Help with a fundraising event, offer practical skills or share the project with friends and neighbours.
FOR THE GENERATIONS AHEAD
Earlier generations gave us a place to gather.
Thank you for helping us keep our welcome open.
“Unless the Lord builds the house,
those who build it labour in vain.”PSALM 127:1