King Edward's Hall

King Edward's Hall was built in the 1920s by the Singer family on their land and was originally opened as a lending library and community rooms.  A billiard table was later installed.  The hall was given to village immediately after World War II when the rest of the Norman Court estate was sold.  A condition of the gift was that it became a registered charity.  Dances and events were held in the hall on a weekly basis.

These days King Edward's Hall still plays host to many village events.  It is also available for private functions at very competitive rates. Tables, chairs, crockery and even cutlery can be hired.  Download a booking form here but please contact Margaret Down on 01794 340598 for availability and further information.
 

Hall Hire
£10 per hour
Table
£3 per table
Chair
30p per chair
Crockery & Cutlery
Enquire for details

The hall has recently undergone a £30k refurbishment which has funded extensive redecoration and the installation of disabled access and a disabled toilet.  The building works were funded through grants, donations and fundraising.


Here are some of the forthcoming events:

20th September 2008 - Auction of Promises
21st September 2008 - Tytherley 10k Run.  Entry Form. Previous Results: 2007  20062005
18th October 2008 - Harvest Supper
24th December 2008 - Forest Forge Christmas Panto.


A management committee acts in the interests of the hall.  The committee consists of:
Jane Larner (chairman)
Barry Whitlock (treasurer)
Pat Barretto (secretary)
Committee Members: Cynthia Sherlock, Margaret Down, Mike Fry, Tim Blumer, Louise Falcini, Lyn Bowditch, Ann Wieland, Marion King

Minutes of previous meetings:

June 2008
April 2008
March 2008
AGM - March 2008
January 2008
November 2007
September 2007
EGM - August 2007
June 2007
April 2007

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