Facilities Charities That specialise in Village hall

Community hall & playground

We provide a village hall and recreation ground for the local community.

Art classes, Quiz nights, amateur comedy/musical shows. Summer & Christmas fayres, monthly Farmer's market, afternoon teas, Children's Play and Stay and monthly social 'pub' evening.

To manage the day-to-day operation of the Village Hall and Cottage. To raise funds for running costs and the ongoing maintenance of the Village Hall e.g. through hire charges, fundraising activities, grants etc.To safeguard the Village Hall for the benefit of the Community in the future.

Venue to meet the need of the local and wider community user groups.

Administers and maintains village hall and playing field.

Maintenance and management of the Village Hall for the use of the inhabitants of the Parish of Great Holland for meetings, lectures. classes and other forms of recreation and leisure-time activities.

Village Hall - local groups having coffee-mornings, concerts, WI events, Village Pantomime, Flower Show & Annual Dog Show. Venue for local people to hire for private events.All to raise money to manage and develop the hall, opened in 2015.

Village Hall

Provide rooms and services for local community groups to hire

Provide facilities for villagers

Our Charity provides facilities - main hall with stage, annexe hall, kitchen and cloakroom - for all groups and societies in our community. This includes also the Pantomime Group, both rehearsals and performances; Council Meetings every 6 weeks and the Playgroup every weekday morning during term time. It is also available to hire for private functions.

We manage and maintain a village hall, a village green, and some allotments for the benefit of local residents.

Provision of a village hall for the use of the residents of Broadwell, Donnington and the neighbourhood for meetings, lectures, classes, and for other forms of recreation.

TO MAINTAIN AND PROVIDE A VILLAGE HALL FOR THE PEOPLE AND ORGANISATIONS OF THE VILLAGE

We are a Village Hall in Llanwern Village gifted to the village by Viscountess Rhondda for the use of the community. It has a Board of Trustees and a Management Committee who look after the day by day running of the Hall, see to any repairs and coordinate bookings. We are used for health, social, educational and general welfare of the Community.

Thundridge Village Hall provides accommodation for meetings of local societies, indoor sports, dance classes, band practice, bazaars, children's parties and jumble sales. There are kitchen facilities for food preparation & cooking. There is seating for up to 120 people. The hall is used by the local primary school for dining & physical recreation. The stage is used for school plays.

The Village Hall has a number of regular events inc... Upholstery, Art, Table Tennis, Yoga.It is available for local residents to hire for private functions.It is also the home of the South Kilworth Bowls Club.The Village Hall has a monthly community cafe. The Village Hall committee hold a number of fund raising events throughout the year.

RUNNING A VILLAGE HALL FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PARISHIONERS OF THE THREE VILLAGES OF NETHERAVON FITTLETON & HAXTON.

To provide Village Hall facilities for all the local inhabitants

Management of a village hall

PROVISION AND MANAGEMENT OF VILLAGE HALL AND RECREATION GROUND

Regular users of village hall include Pilates, Mother & Toddlers, Art Class.Hall available for hire for private parties, dances, meetings etc. Facilities include car park, disabled access, kitchen, large main hall (divisible), small upper room.

The hall provides facilities for individuals and local groups to meet, participate in activities, exercise, socialise and access information technology. Activities include art classes, badminton, bowls, dog training, WI, garden club, Friendly Friday lunch club, etc. The Hall is hired out for other local functions and to groups and is accessible to individuals requiring a secure meeting place.

Management of the village hall for the purpose of letting the hall and furniture to the public for private events, meetings and classes in order to meet the costs of maintenance and improvements to the hall. Further events are organised by the management committee to provide a range of social, cultural, educational and physical activity opportunities for local people and to raise further funds.