Petition is successful with 1,511 signatures
To: Marvin Rees, Bristol City Mayor
Save All Hallows Hall
Update: 18.7.16
Great news! All Hallows Hall is now recognised as a community asset.
We want Bristol City Council to support the application to make All Hallows Hall a community asset.
Why is this important?
All Hallows Hall (AHH), a vibrant community hub in Easton in Bristol, is under threat from closure from it's current owner. That's why we are calling on the Bristol City Council to support our application to turn All Hallows Hall into a community asset and thereby protect it for use by the community. Without this protection, All Hallows Hall, a fantastic Grade 2 listed building, risks being turned into flats, or lost completely.
Run by volunteers, the site has been transformed over four years from a derelict eyesore to become a venue that has had 25,000 people visit to enjoy live music, theatre, circus performances, markets, art installations, and more. It's a venue that has become a space for community groups to run clubs and activities - from Aikido to choirs.
"I am just one of thousands that has been positively effected by the hall presence. It has given me a place to offer inner city young adults free drama training through Tank Theatre and the now legendary M.C.Beth performances. And it continues to support these and other emerging artists by offering us free and cheap rehearsal spaces. It is vital and the only space in Easton where Theatre and Circus can thrive."
Dave Lovatt, Theatre Director
Please help us save this beautiful building that provides a vital community resource for the future use of the people of Easton and Bristol.
Thank you for taking the time to read this.
For more information on the different ways you can help support AHH please visit
www.save.allhallowshall.co.uk
To check out our current program of events visit:
www.allhallowshall.co.uk
Run by volunteers, the site has been transformed over four years from a derelict eyesore to become a venue that has had 25,000 people visit to enjoy live music, theatre, circus performances, markets, art installations, and more. It's a venue that has become a space for community groups to run clubs and activities - from Aikido to choirs.
"I am just one of thousands that has been positively effected by the hall presence. It has given me a place to offer inner city young adults free drama training through Tank Theatre and the now legendary M.C.Beth performances. And it continues to support these and other emerging artists by offering us free and cheap rehearsal spaces. It is vital and the only space in Easton where Theatre and Circus can thrive."
Dave Lovatt, Theatre Director
Please help us save this beautiful building that provides a vital community resource for the future use of the people of Easton and Bristol.
Thank you for taking the time to read this.
For more information on the different ways you can help support AHH please visit
www.save.allhallowshall.co.uk
To check out our current program of events visit:
www.allhallowshall.co.uk
