Our History
Moreton Community Centre has a long and meaningful connection to the local area. While the building itself is relatively new, the ground it stands on has a deep-rooted community history.
1932 – Mary Anne’s cottage demolished
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The original lane was named after Mary Anne, a long-time local resident. Her cottage was removed in 1932 when Pasture Road was widened to support growing traffic in the area.
1960s – First School Fire
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A school was later built on the site but was tragically destroyed by a fire during the 1960s, marking a major loss for the local community.
1980s – Second School Fire
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After being rebuilt, the second school also fell to fire in the 1980s — leaving the space vacant once again and raising questions about the site’s future use.
1997 – Community Centre Construction Begins
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Plans for a modern, purpose-built community space were approved, and construction began. The goal: to create a place that would bring people together for generations to come.
1998 – Official Opening
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Moreton Community Centre officially opened its doors, offering local groups and residents a new home for activities, learning, and community support.