The hall has been very lucky to have Bob Hilliard as one of its most dedicated and hard-working volunteers. Bob joined the Committee in 2019 as Treasurer and was instrumental in converting us to a CIO when he became a Trustee. We thank him for all his hard work over the last 5 years. On top of managing the bookings calendar and a multitude of other things, he has brought us up to date with modern technology at the Hall. Getting us online with bank accounts, emails, bookings, website and Facebook so our presence can be seen by more people. He has always been readily available to show people round the Hall or resolve any issues that arise. Sadly for us, 4th October 2024 was Bob's last dayas a volunteer with the hall.
We wish you all the best. Enjoy your travels, Bob!
This has been an extremely busy month for the hall with the reopening event, produce show and a visit from DEFRA in addition to the return of the regular clubs and groups as well as a number of ad hoc bookings of the hall for events. There is plenty coming up for October as well!
The annual garden and craft show was a big success this year with lots of entries and a huge number of people from the village and beyond taking part as visitors as well as participants!
We were delighted to raise over £1,300.00 - a big thank you to everyone who took part and donated for their generosity!
If you would like to see more photographs from the event please head over to our archive and if you have any photographs of your own please share them on our facebook page.
What a busy, but wonderful, day for our reopening event! We were delighted to welcome approximately 200 people to the refurbished village hall and we were amazed to receive over £1,000.00 in donations!
We are really pleased with the refurbishment and can't wait for people in the village, and beyond, to benefit from the modernised facilities at the village hall for many years to come.
As we prepare for the re-opening of the village hall on 6th September 2024 we are welcoming back the clubs, groups and organisations that will be returning and getting the most out of the new features.
Next is the Monday Group. This is a relaxed, informal group that meets every Monday between 10:00 and 12:00 for gentle exercise and chat.
For more information, contact Gee Higham on 07973 394011 or geehigham51@gmail.com
We are delighted to welcome back more of our groups, classes and organisations as the Village Hall prepares to reopen shortly. Some of those confirmed to be returning to the Hall in September are:
Pilates;
Easy Exercise;
Brownies, and
Youth Club.
Also, we look forward to welcoming back the Bridge Club in October 2024!
August has been a very busy month with the ongoing renovations and September will be even busier with the reopening of the hall on 6th September, the return of the clubs, groups and organisations and the Garden and Produce Show on 15th September!
As we prepare for the re-opening of the village hall on 6th September 2024 we are welcoming back the clubs, groups and organisations that will be returning and getting the most out of the new features.
First is Wolvey Woofers Positive Dog Training. This is a Kennel Club 'listed status' group offering training classes for puppies and older dogs. Their website www.wolveywoofers.co.uk has their contact details and information about their classes.
Our annual Garden and Craft Show is back on 15th September. Schedules are available from the village shop or by clicking the link below:
Don't forget that all entries must be submitted on the morning of 15th September between 8:00 and 10:30!
The schedule of classes for 2024's Garden & Craft Show can be downloaded by clicking on the link below or collected from Wolvey Stores.
Wolvey Village Hall is delighted to announce that we have been awarded £14,500 by Warwickshire County Council’s Green Shoots Fund. The money will go towards environmental improvements to reduce our energy consumption, specifically replacement windows and doors, and wall insulation.
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