Our team (made up of many Grangetown residents) ensures the Pavilion delivers everything the community needs, and we couldn’t do without them.
As a Grangetown resident I am lucky that I have been able to be involved with Grange Pavilion since it first opened it's doors. It’s been inspiring to witness the Pavilion grow into such a vital, inclusive space for our community. I’m excited to have the opportunity to continue supporting its development and ensuring it remains a welcoming, accessible facility that brings people together and makes a real difference locally.
Seeing the Pavilion built from the ground up, living close by and regularly using Grange Gardens, it fills me with great pleasure that we have such a facility for our community and the surrounding areas. I am passionate about the future of the Pavilion, and how it brings different people together.
I have a picture of my mum with me in a high pram, over 72 years ago in Grange Gardens. I used to walk through there to go to Grange Council school every day. I have fond memories of the park and it's great to see it being used - inside and out, long may it reign. The Pavilion has a presence, great colleagues and amazing projects. The youngest volunteer is Seb age 3, who helps in the garden.
Centre Assistant
Growing up in Grangetown, I always remember my mum taking me to the park in Grange gardens. Its so lovely to see the community come together through the pavilion, I remember the old bowls pavilion well so can see first hand what a difference the rebuild has made by opening the space back up again - bigger and better. I love being a part of the team as well as a community member. It has given me a lot more confidence and the ability to grow as an individual. (ps. coffee from the hideout whilst working makes my job even more amazing)