Showing posts with label Church Hall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Church Hall. Show all posts

Monday, 22 August 2011

Works continue...

We still have various works to complete before we declare the end of our sacred and great project.


The drainage needs some attention; thus certain specialists are looking into it.


The columns in various parts of the exterior of our new Church need cleaning as well as filling in some gaps.


The extension of the first floor of the Community building is also being in the last stages of getting ready for use.

Thursday, 11 August 2011

Works on the 1st Floor

The extension on the 1st Floor of our Community Centre is almost ready. Hopefully at the start of the new School Year (beginning of September) it will be ready for use by our Educational Institutions (Nursery and Hellenic College).


Mimis, a Greek man from Consatntinople, works hard to ensure that the walls will be nicely decorated and will look perfect!

Wednesday, 29 June 2011

Roof & plastering

Works on the first floor of our Community Centre are being continuing...



The roof is being fixed and plastering is in progress...


Hopefully the works will be completed in the near future.

Wednesday, 22 June 2011

Electrics on the first floor

Works continue for the completion of the extension on the first floor of our Community Centre.


At the moment electrics are being installed there.

Friday, 3 June 2011

Roof insulation

The two new rooms on the first floor of the Community building / Church Hall have been properly constructed.


At the moment specialist workers are putting the insulation material on their common roof.

Friday, 27 May 2011

First floor roofed

The building of the walls of the new first floor rooms at our Community building, or Church Hall, has been completed.


Now the building team is working to put in place the roof.


The first materials of the roof, as it is clearly visible in the pictures, is wood.


Mr. Antonis Savvides, the Civil Engineer in charge of this project was today on site to inspect the progress.

Tuesday, 17 May 2011

Walls erected

The work at the first floor of the Community Centre is going very well.

Yesterday, Barney and his team of brick layers, finished with the erecting of the walls.

They have done an excellent job and showed clearly their professionalism and commitment.


Now they are ready to put the roof on and then we shall be close to completion.


We are really very happy with this development, as it is a project which is greatly needed for our Community and its Schools.

Sunday, 8 May 2011

Community Building

The Community building which is found behind our Church was built on 2006. At that time the Planning Office of The London Borough of Harrow allowed us to built only half of the first floor.


Recently permission was granted to built almost all of the other half. This process has now began.


We hope to have that part built within the next 8 weeks. This is going to be another valuable asset for our Community, which is to be used mainly for educational purposes.

Thursday, 5 May 2011

Referendum today

It is Referendum Day today in Great Britain. People are voting for or against the alternative vote system, which is the way they prefer elections to be conducted in the future.



This blog has obviously nothing to do with the essence of the Referendum, but it is important to report that our Church Hall is used once more as a Polling Station.



It is certainly our duty as Community to offer assistance to the local Council (The London Borough of Harrow) in organising the Referendum.



I must emphasize and underline the good co-operation we always have with the Elections’ Officers that are in charge of this Polling Station, as well as with all voters from the neighbourhood that come to vote in our premises.

Thursday, 4 June 2009

Elections at our Church Hall

Euro-elections Day today in Great Britain.

Our Church Hall has always been used by the Local Authorities as a Polling Station.

The Polling Station Officers allowed us to take pictures of the Church Hall showing the relevant signs, but only from the outside.