Wesleyhall CC

Since 1903, Wesley Hall has provided assistance to Spinney Hills and Highfields.
The former Sunday school facilities from Wesley Hall Methodist Church now house the community centre.
It's interesting to note that records indicate there were 723 Sunday School pupils registered and using the facilities in 1903.
Why is Leicester's Wesley Hall Poling Station the busiest?
It is because so many locals have used it in a wide variety of ways.
What draws people in?
For the best restoration of a historical building, we received the Leicester Civic Society Award in 2009.
The apparent interest and usage of the buildings by locals, some of whom embroidered a lovely tapestry in honour of the windows, may have been the decisive factor in this prize.
People of different ages use the Function Room to advance their educational goals.
Six rooms on the second level are used by our Day Center for People with Mental Health Difficulties to help them handle their daily lives with more confidence, skill, and relaxation.
The community centre was referred to as the Beacon on the Hill because it was perched atop the Hartington Road hill.
It signals the arrival of a location for gathering, respite, and safety.
We take the finest possible care of our buildings and think that a spotless setting demonstrates our commitment as a staff team to the overall experience of the visitor.
When the lights are on inside, light not only illuminates the Function Room but also streams out onto the street.
The visitor enters the building directly from the sidewalk.
In 1976, the churchgoers converted the former Sunday School buildings for public use.
The church building next to it on the corner of Mere and Hartington Roads, which is a bustling site of Christian worship, is the only area where religious activities are held.
In 2003, the center's name was changed from Wesley Hall Community Project to Wesley Hall Community Centre.
Recently, we reinvented our centre and gave it a new name: Active Wesley.
This is done in an effort to make the centre more of a hub for both physical and mental activity-based learning.
You can read more about the community center's extensive list of services on this website.
Wesley Hall Community Project was the name of the facility.
In 2004, the Center's name was changed to Wesley Hall Community Center.
This was done to reflect the center's new emphasis on encouraging physical activity.
Learn more about the buildings' architect, Arthur Wakerley.
We had a chance to interact with our five Green Men up close thanks to the restoration.