Background
The Village Hall, also known as The Carter Institute, was built in 1911 as a reading-room for men in the village of Kencot.
It was financed by a bequest from Amelia Carter. The Trustees are the rector and churchwardens of St Georges Church, Kencot: Rev'd Harry MacInnes John Eustace |
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Management Committee
The Management Committee is responsible to the Trustees of the Amelia Carter Charity for ensuring that The Village Hall is properly maintained and made available for the use of the inhabitants of the Parish of Kencot.
The Management Committee members are:
The Management Committee members are:
Gill Cox |
Chair |
Village representative - 01367 860250 |
Wally Cox |
Treasurer |
Elected Member |
Jay Mathews |
Secretary |
Co-opted member |
David Chapman |
Allotments |
Elected Member |
Stella Chapman |
Bookings |
Elected Member |
Louise Eustace |
PCC Representative |
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Brian Sly |
Porter Bowls Club Representative |
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Tim Stockford |
Elected Member |
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Richard and Janet Wheeler |
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Co-opted Member |
The Management Committee is also responsible for the running of the neighbouring allotments.
Facilities of the Village Hall
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The hall consists of a main room, kitchen, storeroom, ladies and gent’s toilets and a toilet for the disabled. The hall is fully accessible.
The hall has broadband provided by Gigaclear which is available for all hall users. |
EVENTS ~ Usage of the Village Hall
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Village Hall Hire Charges
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The hall is used weekly:
Twice a month:
Each month:
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Kencot Village:
Meetings, Clubs and Organisations: £10 Private Hire: Kencot & Broadwell Residents: £15 per day Others: £30 per day Available to Hire for use off the premises – crockery, tables and Chairs (8) Bookings - Stella Chapman ~ 01367 860516 ~ Email davchap@hotmail.co.uk |