Meet the team
Kari Davies
Hub Manager
Kevin Wright
Treasurer
Linda Squire
Secretary
Mike Burke
Chair
Sally Raggett
Trustee
Adele Davies
Trustee
The rooms
The main hall dimensions are:
18.4m x 10.4.m (191sqm) it is laid to a wood effect multi-purpose vinyl floor.
This hall has a high vaulted ceiling and is therefore suitable for some racquet sports or inflatable castles etc.
The smaller hall dimensions are:
9.3m x 9.1.m (85sqm) it is also laid to a wood effect multi-purpose vinyl floor. This hall also has a high, vaulted ceiling.
The 2 meeting rooms are:
4.5m x 2.4m and can seat 4 or 5 people.They can be opened up by folding the movable partition to seat up to 10. In this case, book meeting room 1 & 2.
Other info:
There is a fully equipped kitchen which can be hired with a Hall that carries a separate small charge.
The Hub is disabled-friendly with two disabled toilets – one includes a baby-changing table.
There is a time-limited, designated public car park adjacent to the Hub with 30 spaces that is adequate for most uses. It is recommended that walking, cycling or public transport is used if people are attending for larger/longer events.
The rooms
The main hall dimensions are:
18.4m x 10.4.m (191sqm) it is laid to a wood effect multi-purpose vinyl floor.
This hall has a high vaulted ceiling and is therefore suitable for some racquet sports or inflatable castles etc.
The smaller hall dimensions are:
9.3m x 9.1.m (85sqm) it is also laid to a wood effect multi-purpose vinyl floor. This hall also has a high, vaulted ceiling.
The 2 meeting rooms are:
4.5m x 2.4m and can seat 4 or 5 people. They can be opened up by folding the movable partition to seat up to 10. In this case, book meeting room 1 and 2.
Other info:
There is a fully equipped kitchen which can be hired with a Hall that carries a separate small charge.
The Hub is disabled-friendly with two disabled toilets – one includes a baby-changing table.
There is a time-limited, designated public car park adjacent to the Hub with 35 spaces that is adequate for most uses. It is recommended that walking, cycling or public transport is used if people are attending for larger/longer events.
History of
The Hub
Since the 1970’s the people of Magor and Undy had the vision of a community centre being built on the land known locally as the The Three Fields site.
The land had been sold to the county council on condition it was used for social and recreational purposes. Over the years many people and groups tried to raise funds to build a centre, which was becoming ever more needed as the local population grew rapidly, but progress was slow. In 2017 a new group formed, ‘MUCH’, later established as a charity, with the intent of building a centre that would complement the proposed the Magor and Undy Walkway railway station. The new group, comprising local councillors, a member of Magor Action Group on Rail (MAGOR) and a number of local residents acting as volunteers and trustees moved things on by working with the local and county councils and by seeking a grant from the Lottery’s community fund.
Planning permission for building The Hub was granted in 2018. In July 2022, thanks to grants from Welsh Government and The Lottery Monmouthshire County Council gave approval for building to commence. The new building was completed in July 2023.
