Water supply

There is no standpipe on the field. Water is taken from the hall tap when the hall is open. The tap is a single kitchen fitting inside the building. It is not a drinking-water point marked as such, is not frost-protected as an external point, and is not accessible when the hall is locked. The key is at the Heritage Centre. After 20:00, and on any day the hall is shut, there is no water on the landholding.

• The hall is understood to be on the public supply. No meter, stopcock, or boundary valve was identified at the field.
• No sampling under the Private Water Supplies Regulations 1991 was indicated, because the supply is not presented as private. That assumption was not confirmed with the water undertaker.
• No hose, no waste-water gully, and no point for the emptying of washing-up water exist on the field. Grey water would, if disposed of on the grass, soak toward the trees.
• The operator’s public description states the position accurately: water is from the hall tap when the hall is open.
• A licensed site of this size would normally show one labelled drinking-water point, usable without entering a locked building.