Christ the King Parish buildings redevelopment

The long awaited redevelopment of the Parish Centre at Christ the King Church took place in 2010.

The redevelopment was about 4 years in the planning. The total budget for the project was £305k including VAT, Fees etc. The project was designed by Peterson Williams, Cost Management services were provided by Chris Stevens Consultancy and Bernard Adshead acted as Project Manager for the Parish Advisory Council.

The facilities in the Centre were in need of upgrading and some additional facilities were required. The redevelopment provided a new extension containing a new main entrance, toilets, kitchen and a Parish office. New store rooms have been provided, the existing meeting room extended and the main hall upgraded.  The building was handed over in early November 2010 and was officially opened on 21 November 2010, the feast of Christ The King, by Rev Mgr Canon Bob Reardon, a former Parish Priest of Christ the King.

During the 2010s our attention turned to the church building, and saw the installation of a new roof exterior, followed by replacement of the interior ceiling with new wiring, lighting and sound system.