The Loughor Town Trust Charity is fundraising for the total refurbishment of the Loughor Town Hall to develop a community resource for Loughor.

This historic building lies at the heart of Lower Loughor and holds many memories for its residents. There are original artefacts and paintings as well as many other items to share with the community.

Please help us to restore this beautiful building.

The history of the Town Hall:

The Town hall was originally built in the 1860’s for the then Town Council and consisted of a meeting room on the first floor with a Police cell on the ground floor.

The Loughor Town Council was dissolved in 1890 and the Loughor Town Trust was formed to take on responsibility for the assets of the former borough.

The old town hall was used for residential accommodation (on the ground floor) for the last 57 years up until July 2010 when the last resident passed away.

Since then the building has been cleared and the Town Trust is considering the future use of the building. There have been a number of suggestions such as a local museum, tea room, cafe, bakery and community room for local events/parties.

Before taking any final decision regarding the future use the Loughor Town Trust would welcome any suggestions from the community. Anyone wishing to comment should contact Mrs Ireen James, Clerk to the Loughor Town Trust, by telephone on 01792 523893.