We are pleased to provide an update on the progress of the new Thursley Pavilion project.

A new pavilion is coming to Thursley in 2027 — a place to bring people together through sport, creativity, and community. From cricket on summer evenings to yoga, art classes, and shared local events, this will be a space shaped by and for the community. Be the first to hear about classes, events, and early access by joining our mailing list. If you’re a business, teacher or practitioner interested in hosting classes or hiring the space, we’d love to hear from you. Sign up:

A wonderful letter of support from SOLD:Surrey Outdoor Learning & Development

It was a great success with nearly 40 villagers turning out to clean-up inside and out.

We’re thrilled to share a major milestone for the Thursley Pavilion project! A huge thank you to Thursley Parish Council for their leadership in securing Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) funding . We’re delighted that Waverley Borough Council’s CIL Spend Executive Working Group has recommended our project for £100,000 in Strategic CIL funding. While this awaits final Executive approval, it marks a significant step forward in bringing a high-quality, modern facility to Thur

Don't forget the gloves!

We are currently refurbishing the village cricket pavilion on the edge of Thursley Nature Reserve, with the aim of creating a flexible, welcoming space for sports, classes, clubs and wider community activities. At this stage, we are gathering information only to help us understand how the space could be used and what facilities would be most helpful. This is not a booking form, and completing it does not commit you to anything. As someone we thought might be interested in usi

Thank you to everyone who joined the November village meeting to discuss the future of our cricket pavilion. The room was full, the ideas were flowing, and your feedback has already begun shaping the next stage of the project. Your input is helping us transform the pavilion into a welcoming, year-round hub for the whole community. The Trustees – Jane Hepburn, James Maclean, Mike Spencer, and Paul Thorogood – continue to welcome ideas, questions, and offers of help. You can re

Generous support from within the community is making this project possible. It has long been a hope of mine that something could be done to improve, not only the appearance of the pavilion but also its usage for the benefit of the whole village. In more recent months this has become more pressing and the obvious lack of care of the existing structure, more apparent. It also seemed a shame that the building has been so underutilised outside of the cricket related activities