Event aims

The aim of the network meeting is to provide a forum for community building and village hall trustees across Richmondshire to network and share information, advice, tips and thoughts on all aspects of running a hall.

Who should attend ?

This is a network meeting for community building and village hall trustees across the Richmondshire district, especially those that are planning major building works.

What will you learn?

In the first half of the meeting we will discuss what to consider if you are planning significant refurbishment, extension or new builds for your hall. We will also explore the new ACRE information sheet on refurbishments and rebuilds. Croft on Tees Village Hall, who have kindly agreed to host the meeting, have recently completed a new build and will be sharing their experiences of the process.

During the second half of the meeting there will be an opportunity to discuss any issues you are currently facing with other community building and village hall trustees and Community First Yorkshire development officers.

What’s included?

All attendees will receive an electronic copy of ACRE information sheet 23; planning a refurbishment, extension or new build.

Refreshments will be available.

Trainer

The meeting will be hosted by Leah Furniss and Joanne Abbott, development officers at Community First Yorkshire. With a short informal presentation from Croft on Tees Village Hall on the building works they have recently undertaken.

Quote

Thank you for this information, all extremely useful….and just in time for our next Committee meeting!

Chris Trustee Staithes Village Hall Feb 22

Getting there and parking

Croft Community Village Hall

South Parade, Croft On Tees.

DARLINGTON

County Durham

DL2 2SR

Croft on Tees Village Hall

Please let us know if you have any access needs or special requirements

How to book

Book your place here.

If you have any questions please contact Leah Furniss communitybuildings@communityfirstyorkshire.org.uk or 01904 704177

Cost

This event is free to organisations in North Yorkshire thanks to funding from North Yorkshire County Council.