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Village Hall Policies

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Health and Safety

Equal Opportunities

Child and Vulnerable Adult

Environment Policy

Conflict of Interest Policy

Privacy Policy

Fundraising


Text funding donations

Text a donation to Threlkeld Village Hall

Gift Aid

Threlkeld Village Hall still requires significant external help to meet its costs and fund ongoing improvements  while keeping charges to users of... more

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Trust Minutes


AGM 25 Jan 2022

AGM 18 Jan 2021

AGM 6 Jan 2020

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History of the Village Hall

Read more about the history of the hall:

Opening in 1901

Evolution of the revitalisation project

Time Capsule

A Time Capsule has been buried under the Village Hall.

It contains a booklet produced by pupils at the school and other Revitalisation Project momentos.

What you say about us ...

The hall was fantastic yesterday, just right for our team meeting, …..Thanks again, what a fantastic resource. 

... we all really enjoyed it and thought the facilities were great! Everyone wants to come back at some point. 

...... The facilities and the cleanliness and the welcome were all excellent ..........  

it is the best venue as the lighting is wonderful...

Monday 19th September

As a mark of respect, the Coffee Shop will be closed on Monday 19th September, the day of the funeral of HM Queen Elizabeth II.

Village Hall

Management Committee

Members of the Committee are:

Christine Renouf (Chair)
Neil Beresford (Vice Chair)
Steven Oldfield (Secretary)
David Evans ( Treasurer)
David Arkley ( Parish Council representative)
Tina Morland (Threlkeld Young People representative)
Barbara Lowesmith (Threlkeld Activities Association representative)
Chris Smith

Governing Documents

Threlkeld Village Hall is the responsibility of Threlkeld Village Hall Trust, a charity registered in England and Wales (reg number 231380)

Download the Charity Commission and Coffee Shop governing documents.

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