The Hayes Labour Hall, Pump Lane, Hayes, Middlesex. Known often as the "Kremlin" has been the centre of political power in Hayes for Eighty years.
The Hayes Labour hall was opened by Dr Marion Phillips MP for
Soon after its opening, substantial alterations were made to the hall costing £200. These alterations included painting the exterior, the two cloakrooms were built (at the front of the hall, a kitchen was built, a stage erected, and a partition built in order that two meetings could be held on the same evening.
He went on “the opening of the hall filled a real need in the district and he felt that the various organizations would not be sorry to have a meeting place in which there was a security of tenure without appealing to the generosity of anybody”.
The Hayes Labour Hall is a “corrugated metal” structure and was formerly owned by the
Top picture Hayes Labour Hall, Pump Lane circa 1989 and bottom picture 2008