The hall is owned by the community and registered with the UK Charity Commission (number 3009500 since 1962) and is run by a committee of trustees and volunteers.
The hall is situated in the centre of the village and was built in 1961, after the land was donated to the village and the area of benefit. The hall was officially opened by The Marchioness of Queensbury on 12 October 1961.
The hall is owned by the community and registered with the UK Charity Commission (number 3009500 since 1962) and is run by a committee of trustees and volunteers.
It has a large car park and the local pub, Pint and Post is just around the corner. Directly next door is the village Post Office and shop. The hall is widely used by the village and surrounding areas and has disability access and facilities.
The main hall (Coronation Hall) is approx 22metres by 11 meters.
It has a small stage at the far end and is wired for a full Public Address Sound System which is freely available.
The hall can accommodate various functions – Children's/Adult parties, Funeral teas, Christening, Bingo etc.
The Jubilee room opened in 2008 and is smaller. Approx 10metres x 8 metres and is mainly used for meetings. Every Thursday a coffee morning is held between 10am-12noon.
Everyone is welcome to come along and have a chat.
The Jubilee room can also be booked together with the Coronation Hall and there is connecting doors between them which leads to the wellequipped kitchen with a large selection of crockery suitable for afternoon tea, dinner etc. There is a large range cooker, fridge, industrial dishwasher and microwave.
Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the building.
The skittle alley is separate from the main building with both ladies and gents teams. New members most welcome.
In 2024 we were pleased to be awarded a grant to upgrade our lighting in the Coronation Hall.
In 2025 we are thankful to the Government levelling up with North Devon Torridge Council in partnership with North Devon+ for a grant to improve and upgrade our heating system in the Hall.
