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Our Village Hall

Photograph of Kingston Seymour Village Hall

Kingston Seymour Village Hall

Use the link here Link to Kingston Village Hall Website (opens in a new window) to go to the Village Hall’s own website.

Hiring Kingston Seymour Village Hall

The Hall consists of the main hall, skittle alley and foyer.  Partial hire is available for some room combinations.  Please go to the Link to the Village Hall’s own website (opens in a new window) to contact the management team and to find out how the Hall can help.

Alternatively, please call Andy Gillam on 07707 100013.

Hall Information

The ‘new’ village hall was opened in June 1978 and is located in the centre of the village opposite the church.  Extended and improved, it was reopened in October 1999 in advance of the Millennium celebrations.

Central to many village events, such as the annual Kingston Seymour Village Show, the hall has several spaces available for hire.  The main hall is used by many village clubs and organisations and is ideal for activities such as fetes, jumble sales, wedding receptions, parties, dances, presentations etc.  There is a large foyer furnished with comfortable seating ideal for meetings and small gatherings.  We use this space as a regular meeting venue for the Parish Council and The Village Hall Management Committee amongst others.  Additionally we accommodate the community Post Office each Tuesday morning.

Unusually, the village hall also includes a room with a skittle alley which is highly valued by Kingston Seymour residents and is used on a regular basis by our skittle teams.  It is however, also available for hire either for skittles, or as a social space along with the rest of the hall.

The licensed bar serves all areas of the hall and there is a newly refurbished commercial grade kitchen available. There is also plenty of parking.

 

Some of the Clubs that use the Village Hall

Link to Baby & Toddler Information (opens in a new window)

Link to Bridge Club Information (opens in a new window)

Link to Skittles group Information (opens in a new window)

 

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Upcoming Events

13 Apr 2021

Village Post Office – Special Arrangements

Village Hall - Foyer
20 Apr 2021

Village Post Office – Special Arrangements

Village Hall - Foyer
20 Apr 2021

Library Visit

24 Apr 2021

Police Beat Surgery and Bike Register Event

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Contact Us

Steve Dixon
Clerk, Kingston Seymour Parish Council
63 Denny View
Portishead
BS20 8BT

07902 798 162
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