The Parish Hall

The Parish Hall was built in 1915 to provide a venue for church and community use. Many of the older members of the community can still remember the dances which used to be held here. Today, the hall is still in demand from community groups and organisations. At the present time the hall is used by the Emmanuel Playgroup, The Scarborough Orchestral Society for its rehearsals, for Sequence Dances and for the Parish Tea Room and Shop (open every Wednesday morning).  

The hall has a public Entertainment Licence and a Performing Rights Society Licence. Recent work in the hall has included:

     •     the rewiring of the building

•     installation of fire doors and equipment to comply with the current British Fire safety standards

•     the refurbishment of the kitchen

•     the improvement of the hall grounds

•     the systematic replacement of the windows with double glazed units

 The hall is available for hire and can offer the following facilities:

      •     sprung maple dance floor l0.66m x 14.6m (35ft x 48ft)

•     kitchen and toilet facilities

•     small meeting room 5.2m x 3.96m (17ft x 13ft)

•     upstairs room 11.58m x 5.2m (38ft x 17ft). This room can be divided if required.

 The hall has a manager/caretaker who deals with bookings and routine maintenance. The church also employs a part-time cleaner. The Manager/ caretaker is:

Mr Jack Buller                           tel: 01723 503284.