Gallery

A bit of life at the Pavilion.

The ground from the air, the clubhouse from the grass, and empty slots waiting for photos with people in them.

The 3G pitch and floodlights — The 3G, under its lights

The Pawlett Pavilion clubhouse and lawn — The clubhouse

The outdoor gym equipment — The outdoor gym

Aerial view of the pitches with the Somerset Levels stretching to the horizon — The ground, down the Levels

The opening plaque on the clubhouse wall — The plaque by the door, 5th July 2003

Favourite photoA busy Sunday, a match, skittles night

Low aerial view of the clubhouse and function room — The clubhouse from the air

A corner of the 3G pitch with a floodlight — Corner flag view

Wide gallery photoA good home for teams, events or sunsets

From the archive

How it was built.

Scanned from the committee's album: the bare field, the fundraising, the diggers and the opening day. The full story is on the timeline.

The committee gathered outside the new clubhouse on opening day — Opening day, 5th July 2003

Villagers with their bikes gathered by the shelter for a sponsored bike ride — The sponsored bike ride, 2000

A crowd of waving schoolchildren and villagers in front of a digger at the first sod cutting — The village school at the first sod, March 2002

The committee in hard hats cutting the first sod in front of a digger — Cutting the first sod, 12th March 2002

Workers in high visibility jackets beside diggers at the cheque handover from Wyvern Waste — The cheque handover from Wyvern Waste

Diggers laying the base of the multi use games area with the clubhouse behind — Constructing the MUGA, September 2004

Timber frames for the first shelter laid out on the bare playing field in 1997 — Constructing the shelter on the bare field, 1997

Volunteers and bar team outside the clubhouse holding a Pawlett Pavilion 20th Anniversary banner — Twenty years of the clubhouse, 2023

Got a photo?

Fill these frames.

These were mostly taken in 2019 and we'd love newer ones. Hand your best over at the bar, or reach the committee via the details on the visit page, and we'll add them here.

We only publish photos with permission, and never name anyone without asking. Photos of under 18s need a parent or guardian to sign a release first.