Parish of Guarlford Home Page (original) (raw)
Welcome to Guarlford, Worcestershire, England
Click for Grapevine magazine August/September 2024 edition
Village Hall reopening 28th September - click for poster
TARGET 150
The Village Hall Regeneration Fund, see below
New pageEvents at the Village Hall
Welcome to the Home Page of the website of Guarlford a small hamlet two miles east of the Malvern Hills. The website has migrated to the new domain www.guarlfordparish.uk fromguarlford.org.uk so if you have bookmarked individual pages in your web browser you will need to replace the old domain name with the new one.
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On our website you will find information about the village, the Parish Council, the church, Village Hall and the Women's Institute. Also there are extracts from our books about the area and interesting reminiscences of local residents.
What is TARGET 150?
Our village hall needed better insulation, heating, repairs to the roof and some other work, much of which is underway. More details about the programme can be found in a Village Hall report in theGrapevine. The ambitious target was to raise £150,000 and that has almost been achieved thanks to generous grants and fund raising by the hall committee.
2023 had been an exciting year for Guarlford Village Hall with commencement of the modernisation programme, and lively social events for all residents in Guarlford and the surrounding areas, their families and friends. Upgrade of the toilet facilities and creation of the Peter Mayner room was completed
Modernisation of the kitchen, which started in January 2024, is now also complete but use of the Village Hall has continued to be restricted due to other building work. The good news is that the Village Hall is reopening on 28th September 2024 at 2 pm.
For more information please either contact the village hall secretary email: guarlfordvillagehall@gmail.com or look at the village hall hire charges page for information on how to book.
The website is currently provided, funded, and maintained by the Guarlford History Group for the benefit of the Parish. The site does not use cookies.
Contributions to, and comments should be emailed to webmaster@guarlfordparish.uk
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Last updated 5th September 2024