The Village Hall

Siddington Village Hall was built between 1921 and 1922 as a memorial to villagers who died in the First World War. The land was donated by the Bathurst Estate and the building work was funded by public donations. For the last 80 years, the hall has been the number one location for getting everyone together. It has been used by the Parish Council; the church; the Women‟s Institute; the Siddington Playgroup; Siddington School; the Parish Plan Action Group; and the Guides and Brownies. Regular events have included the church harvest supper, fetes, the annual Grow and Show, quiz nights, ferret racing and even a Roaring 40s Dance.

Hire of the Village Hall

The Village Hall is a hive of activity with Guides and Brownies; stage school and dancing; panto rehearsals; karate and Pilates; parish council meetings; band practice; elections; bingo; harvest suppers; parties and discos and much more.

Do consider the village hall next time you are planning a big party or family get-together. It is available to hire by anyone and residents of Siddington pay discounted hire rates.

• Anyone can hire the hall on a regular or one-off basis.
• Two main rooms available to hire.
• Kitchen and toilet facilities.
• Hall users have access to parking in the grounds as well as an overflow car park on the opposite side of the road.
• Table tennis table for just £5 per hour.

To book, contact the bookings secretary on 07407352025.

Click here to get information about the hire agreement. Siddington residents have preferential hire rates:

The hall is a registered charity and is wholly owned by the people of Siddington. The Object of the Charity is:

'The provision and maintenance of a village hall for the use of the inhabitants of the Parish of Siddington without distinction of political, religious or other opinions, including use for meetings, lectures and classes, and for other forms of recreation and leisure-time occupation, with the object of improving the conditions of life for said inhabitants.'

Every resident over the age of 18 is eligible to attend and vote at the Annual General Meeting (AGM). The Chairman, Treasurer and Secretary are elected annually. The Governing Document states that the Committee of Management should consist of:

• Three members representing Siddington Parish Council, St. Peter's Church and Siddington Women's Institute
• Five elected members (elected at the AGM)
• Two co-opted members (to be co-opted at any Committee meeting at the discretion of the Committee)

The trustees meet approximately every six weeks to discuss management issues:

Denys Young (Chairman, Elected Trustee)

Georgie Hayward (Secretary, Elected Trustee)

Alison Wagstaff (Treasurer and Parish Council Representative Trustee)

Mary Deller (Bookings Secretary and Siddington Women's Institute Representative Trustee)

Aileen Calvert (Elected Trustee)

Nigel Deller (Co-opted Trustee) Alister Painter (St. Peter's Church Representative Trustee)

Mandy Pickering (Elected Trustee)

Village Hall Floor Plan