Egmanton Village Hall
We offer a large bright hall, past few months refurbished work on, windows, ceiling and heating.
With kitchen, outside space and parking for hire to help your event go well.
About Us
Our Village Hall is an attractive venue for a wide range of activities such as wedding receptions, birthday parties, business training courses, fitness programs like yoga and dance, club and craft meetings and outdoor sport and concerts.
Egmanton is a delightful small village in North Nottinghamshire, a couple of miles from Tuxford and the A1 trunk Road.
The village hall serves the residents of Egmanton and the surrounding area. It is the most convenient hall for people of Tuxford.
The past few years the hall has received many renovations. We have a large well equipped kitchen for food prep and drinks, severing counter via the Alcove and a separate room with serving hatch ideal for a bar.
The hall is managed by a charitable trust, registration number 1098522
Egmanton is a delightful small village in North Nottinghamshire, a couple of miles from Tuxford and the A1 trunk Road.
The village hall serves the residents of Egmanton and the surrounding area. It is the most convenient hall for people of Tuxford.
The past few years the hall has received many renovations. We have a large well equipped kitchen for food prep and drinks, severing counter via the Alcove and a separate room with serving hatch ideal for a bar.
The hall is managed by a charitable trust, registration number 1098522
News & information
Yoga classes on Mondays at 19:00, the class will run for 75 minutes.
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Pilates class Thursdays 5:30 to 6:30,
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We plan to hold a coffee and cake each second Saturday of the month, 10-12:00. please join us.
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Receiving our second lottery grant
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3rd Thursday of the month 7.30pm
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To book the hall
Standard rate by the hour
£14.00/Hour
- Full access - car park and grounds
- Minimum hire rate 2 hours
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Regular bookings, per hour
£10.50
- Weekly or monthly bookings.
- Minimum hire rate 2 hours
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By the day - 08:00 to 23:00
£126.00
- Please contact us to discuss your requirements
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Wedding reception
How about running your own wedding reception.
We have a large hall, parking and plenty outside space for your marque and activities.
We offer a list of preferred suppliers to support your special day or you can use your own.
Contact us on 1899evh@gmail.com, to make an appointment to discuss your requirements
We have a large hall, parking and plenty outside space for your marque and activities.
We offer a list of preferred suppliers to support your special day or you can use your own.
Contact us on 1899evh@gmail.com, to make an appointment to discuss your requirements
Referbishment
Contact
- Egmanton, Newark NG22 0HA, UK
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- +44-01777 871171 - Egmanton Village Hall
- 1899evh@gmail.com
- 7 days a week 08:00-23:00
Contacting by phone, please leave message with your contact details and we will come back to you.
Room Details
Outside space
Numbers club
Egmanton Village Hall Numbers Club
The numbers club is a lottery run by the trustees to raise funds.
There is a draw each month for 5 cash prizes, 1st, £25 and 4 x £10
The winners are published on the our website and displayed on village notice-board,
Please email info@egmantonvillagehall.org.uk
There is a draw each month for 5 cash prizes, 1st, £25 and 4 x £10
The winners are published on the our website and displayed on village notice-board,
Please email info@egmantonvillagehall.org.uk
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Terms & Conditions
As part of the hire contract you and your attendees are required to comply with our T&C
Risk Assessment
The halls risk assessment for download
History from 1899 to present day
History of the hall
1899
The hall was opened for the education of children of Egmanton who until that time had attended school in Laxton.
1947
Laxton school closed and Laxton and Moorhouse children came to Egmanton. Two classes accommodated all children from infants to leaving age.
1958
Large secondary school in Tuxford was opened and senior pupils transferred to that school.
1964
The School closed totally and juniors moved to Tuxford Junior School.
Early 1970s
It had been a Church of England school and became a Church Hall but soon became run by a Village Hall Management Committee.
First major project to convert the school to a functional hall was completed with the addition of kitchen and toilets.
2003
The hall became a Registered Charity, 109822, and the formal lease of the Hall to the Trustees was signed.
2008
Extensive work was completed which added an additional meeting room, bar, reception porch and disable access and toilet. Since then, further improvements have been made keeping the hall update with heating system, Wi-Fi, facilities to help catering, compliance with current building, electrical and safety regulations and generally improving the ambience.
2022
Subject to funding, we hope to replace all the main hall windows and replace the flat roof over the kitchen area.
2022
All main hall windows replace with double-glazed units, improving our carbon foot-print.
2023
(June) Suspended ceiling with insulation installed in the main hall, meeting room, alcove, corridor and kitchen, improving our carbon foot-print.
(September) Updated heating system to inferred panels with remote control management system, improving our carbon foot-print.
Update hall lighting system to LED with zone management system .
2024
The hall completely re-decorated internally
The hall was opened for the education of children of Egmanton who until that time had attended school in Laxton.
1947
Laxton school closed and Laxton and Moorhouse children came to Egmanton. Two classes accommodated all children from infants to leaving age.
1958
Large secondary school in Tuxford was opened and senior pupils transferred to that school.
1964
The School closed totally and juniors moved to Tuxford Junior School.
Early 1970s
It had been a Church of England school and became a Church Hall but soon became run by a Village Hall Management Committee.
First major project to convert the school to a functional hall was completed with the addition of kitchen and toilets.
2003
The hall became a Registered Charity, 109822, and the formal lease of the Hall to the Trustees was signed.
2008
Extensive work was completed which added an additional meeting room, bar, reception porch and disable access and toilet. Since then, further improvements have been made keeping the hall update with heating system, Wi-Fi, facilities to help catering, compliance with current building, electrical and safety regulations and generally improving the ambience.
2022
Subject to funding, we hope to replace all the main hall windows and replace the flat roof over the kitchen area.
2022
All main hall windows replace with double-glazed units, improving our carbon foot-print.
2023
(June) Suspended ceiling with insulation installed in the main hall, meeting room, alcove, corridor and kitchen, improving our carbon foot-print.
(September) Updated heating system to inferred panels with remote control management system, improving our carbon foot-print.
Update hall lighting system to LED with zone management system .
2024
The hall completely re-decorated internally
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