Site Progress Update – Pirton Pavilion
Pirton community get a first look at the new pavilion during successful open day
Pirton, Hertfordshire — Local residents, donors, and supporters were welcomed on Sunday for an exclusive mid-construction tour of the new Pirton Pavilion, marking another positive milestone for this long-awaited community facility. Around 75 attendees visited the site throughout the day, taking the opportunity to walk through the evolving building and see first-hand how the project is progressing.
The event generated enthusiastic feedback, with many expressing their excitement about the new space and their appreciation for the quality of the works completed so far. Parrott Construction Site Manager, Anthony Parr, who attended the open day to guide visitors and answer questions, shared:
“We had positive comments about the construction and the ability to have a tour.”
The turnout reflects Pirton’s strong community spirit and the collective commitment to replacing the existing 50-year-old pavilion with a modern, accessible, and energy-efficient hub for local sport and recreation. Once complete, the pavilion will serve as a central venue for sports clubs, social gatherings, and community events — with upgraded insulation, solar panels, and improved internal layouts ensuring long-term sustainability and comfort.
This open day follows several key milestones for the development, including this year’s groundbreaking ceremony and a site visit by MP Alistair Strathern in August. Construction continues to progress well, and the community can look forward to further updates as the pavilion moves toward completion and an official opening.
Parrott Construction would like to extend its thanks to everyone who attended, and in particular offer appreciation to Anthony for giving up his time on Sunday to support the event and engage with the community.
“Thank you to Anthony for his willingness to dedicate his personal time on Sunday to attend the event and address any questions about the construction of the Pavilion.”
