Local community and voluntary groups are invited to express their interest in taking on the management of Parkview Centre for the Community, helping to safeguard this valued community facility for future generations.

Parkview is a light and bright purpose-built community centre located in the heart of Sheerwater and situated near other community facilities.

The vibrant centre boasts a spacious hall, multipurpose function rooms, office space, mirrored studio and free on-site parking.

The self-contained facility is now available for local groups and community interest companies to assume management, as part of the council’s Community Asset Transfer (CAT) process.

The policy is a key part of the council’s strategy to achieve essential budget savings and focus its resources on core services.

Cllr Steve Greentree, Woking Borough Council’s Portfolio Holder for Living Well, said: “Transferring Parkview offers a fantastic opportunity for a local organisation to play a leading role in shaping a vibrant community hub.

“A much-loved asset with flexible facilities, Parkview would give the successful group the freedom to innovate and expand services for local residents.

“We’re excited to see proposals from organisations ready to make a real difference.”

Groups have until 5pm, Friday 9 January 2026 to submit their expression of interest.

Find out more about Community Asset Transfers and the application process.