Dacorum Borough Council responds to rumours that Berkhamsted Civic Centre could be sold

Dacorum Borough Council has told the Gazette it is not considering selling Berkhamsted Civic Centre, saying it was aware that speculation surrounded the future of the site.

The venue, located in Berkhamsted High Street, features a traditional wood-panelled hall with a large stage, with the main hall having capacity for up to 250 people depending on the nature of the event.

Dacorum Borough Council says it has no plans to sell Berkhamsted Civic Centre, with speculation surrounding the future of the buildingplaceholder image
Dacorum Borough Council says it has no plans to sell Berkhamsted Civic Centre, with speculation surrounding the future of the building

It is used by various community groups and charities and is available for hire by both local and national organisations, and members of the public for special occasions and functions.

The site also has a meeting room with a boardroom table and seating for up to ten people.

A spokesperson for Dacorum Borough Council told the Gazette: “Dacorum Borough Council is not currently considering the sale of the Berkhamsted Civic Centre for commercial development.

“We are aware of the recent speculation and can confirm there are no such plans at this time.”

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