Stainton & Streatlam Village Hall

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The Village

Stainton Village is situated 1 mile north of Barnard Castle and has outstanding views over the Dales towards North Yorkshire. The area was surrounded by army camps in the past and is now well known for Stainton Stone which is produced at a quarry in the village.

The Hall

The village hall, which was the old school, is run by the Stainton and Streatlam Village Hall Association. The size and layout of Stainton Village Hall makes it an ideal choice for private and business functions.

The hall is available for hire for:

• Meetings/Seminars
• Social Events
• Fairs and Sales
• Rehearsals
• Training
• Functions
• Parties
• Stage Productions/Concerts
• Sports Classes

Regular activities ongoing in the hall include tea and chat and WI.

Features

Rooms: Main Hall 13m x 5m. Small Hall 5m x 4m.

Heating: Available throughout hall, a new gas central heating system has recently been installed.

Maximum Capacity: Main Hall 60. Small Hall 15

Facilities: This hall has a stage making it a suitable venue for stage productions. The kitchen facilities include a double oven cooker.

Equipment: The hall has adequate chairs and tables and there is ample crockery and cutlery available. There is also a small stereo system and a PA system available.

Parking: No designated car park, roadside parking available.

Access: Steps to entrance, wheelchair access to rear but not to WC.

Hire Charges: Contact the hall directly

Registered Charity Number: 502041

Contact

Jane Teasdale – 01833 638348

Facilities

WCWC

ParkingOn Street Parking
Steps4 Steps

Wheelchair Access to RearWheelchair Access to Rear
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  • Hamsterley Village Hall


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    The Village

    Hamsterley is pleasantly situated on the brow of a hill seven miles from Bishop Auckland. The village has a rural aspect and is close to the impressive Hamsterley Forest with its 4 mile forest drive, orienteering course, horseriding trails, mountainbiking routes, and forest and riverside walks.

    The Hall

    The village hall was originally built as a school in 1822 and was converted to a village hall in 1967. It stands on the village green near the pond. The size, versatility of the layout and full accessibility of Hamsterley Village Hall make it an ideal choice for private and business functions. The hall is available for hire for meetings/seminars, corporate events, small conferences, stage productions and concerts, training, rehearsals, parties, functions, sports classes, fairs and sales, social events and dances. Regular activities in the hall include an art class, bridge, indoor bowls, pilates, keep-fit, karate, film club and dances.

     

    Features

    Rooms: See floor plan below Heating: Available throughout the hall Maximum Capacity:Licensed for 150 throughout. 30 people in small hall, 120 in large hall. Facilities and equipment: This pleasant hall has a stage. The kitchen has a cooker and an ample supply of crockery and cutlery. Toilet facilities are accessible to all. There is a large supply of tables and upholstered chairs. The main hall has film equipment including a screen, DVD/Blu-Ray player, blackout blinds and a laptop available for Powerpoint presentations. Parking: No designated car park but roadside parking is available. Access: Ramped entrance with handrails. Hire Charges: Contact the hall directly Registered Charity Number: 527327

    Contact

    Jaquie - 01388 488323

    Facilities

    Accessible WCAccessible WC

    ParkingOn Street Parking
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