Facilities Charities That specialise in Village hall

provide a welcoming community space within which village residents and friends can socialise and offer mutual support for the benefit of themselves and the wider community

Managing the Village Hall building, maintaining it and the surrounding open space

school and village organisation activities

Oxenhope Community Association provides a village hall for local groups and interests to rent in order for them to be able to provide a wide range of activities which can be enjoyed by all people who live in the village and surrounding area

Provide facilities in the interests of social welfare for education, recreation, sport and leisure time occupation with the object of improving the conditions of life for the inhabitants of Bettisfield and its surrounding area.

The provision and maintenance of a public hall, recreation ground and ancillary facilities for the use and benefit of the inhabitants of the Parishes of Grampound and Creed

The Trust is established to promote the benefits of the inhabitants of the Parish of Eastcotts and the neighbourhood by providing a Village Hall and associated facilities.

Hire of hall to clubs, Societies and the general public

The provision of a public hall for the use of the inhabitants of the Ancient Parish of Hawkshead.

The trust says that the premises shall be for the purpose of physical and mental recreation and social, moral and intellectual development for the benefit of the inhabitants of the parish of Austwick and its immediate vicinity. The charity serves the local community by maintaining the trust premises and equipment to provide both a meeting place and opportunities for diverse groups and activities.

THE CHARITY HAS BEEN FORMED TO DEVELOP AND MAINTAIN THE FACILITIES OF THE VILLAGE CENTRE HALL FOR THE BENEFIT OF ALL LOCAL COMMUNITY GROUPS FROM ALL AGES AND BACKGROUNDS - THESE INCLUDE PRE-SCHOOL GROUPS, GIRL GUIDES AND SIMILAR GROUPS, EDUCATIONAL, PHYSICAL, KEEP FIT AND WEIGHT LOSS GROUPS, SKILLS DEVELOPMENT GROUPS, THEATRE, HEALTH CLINICS ETC.

Community Hall for local activities and organisations to use for the benefit of the village residents. This includes and is not limited to fundraising events, business use and community gatherings.

The charity's current activities are to maintain the Victory Hall for the benefit of the inhabitants of Powderham and Kenton.

Management of Beenham Victory Hall to ensure it is available for use by the local community

Provision of village hall services for use of local groups and societies

A wide range of activities for everyone in the village. These range from flower arranging to wine tasting. From pilates to art. Table sales, christmas market, performances and gatherings of all kinds.

Provision of Village Hall facilities.

The Village Hall provides facilities for recreation and education for all people of the area.

Providing a meeting place for all village activities.

maintains, improves and makes available the village hall in Quarley for the benefit of the inhabitants of the village and other people local to the village.

The charity maintains Little Wenlock Village Hall and Playing Field, which are used by people living locally. The village hall is used for meetings, lectures, classes and other forms of recreation or leisure time occupations. The playing field is an open access recreational area.

Provision of community space in the form of Main Hall that can accommodate up to 100 people.Kitchen space and two further meeting rooms with computer access.

Provides a building and open space for people living in the village or the surrounding area to engage in sporting, social and other activities regardless of age, ethnic/social group or religion.

Manages the Village Hall for the people of Freeland

WE PROVIDE THE FACILITIES FOR MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC BOTH LOCALLY AND OTHERWISE TO CARRY OUT A RANGE OF DIFFERENT ACTIVITIES AND SUPPORT VARIOUS EVENTS FOR THE PURPOSE OF FUND-RAISING, EDUCATION AND BRINGING THE COMMUNITY TOGETHER. Stourton Memorial Hall was built by the late Sir Henry Arthur Hoare as a permanent memorial to his son Captain "Harry" Hoare and other local men killed in WWI.