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In 1952 Mr Walter Higgs purchased the Hall and gifted it to those living within a 2 mile radius of the
Hall. It was immediately registered with the Charity Commission, renamed the King George Memorial
Hall and is run by a group of Trustees. The Trustees are made up from people nominated by the “user
groups” plus 4 co-opted members. The co-opted members are people who the Trustees feel have
something to offer the charity, if you are interested in becoming a co-opted member please contact the
Hall for more information.
Currently, part of the building is leased to Hockley Heath Social Club with the main Hall retained for the
Village where many social, education and health activities take place. The income received by the Hall
is used to repair and refurbish the Hall plus support local groups and Charities.
Hall. It was immediately registered with the Charity Commission, renamed the King George Memorial
Hall and is run by a group of Trustees. The Trustees are made up from people nominated by the “user
groups” plus 4 co-opted members. The co-opted members are people who the Trustees feel have
something to offer the charity, if you are interested in becoming a co-opted member please contact the
Hall for more information.
Currently, part of the building is leased to Hockley Heath Social Club with the main Hall retained for the
Village where many social, education and health activities take place. The income received by the Hall
is used to repair and refurbish the Hall plus support local groups and Charities.
FUND RAISING
Not only does the Hall raise money to support itself but it also helps many other local groups and causes. If you would like to
raise some money or run a group in the Hall please contact us using the form on the home page
In March 2015 the Hall had a defibrillator installed on the outside of the building so that the entire Village would have access to it. This life
saving machine was purchased after fund raising efforts and donations from The Hall, Hockley Heath Fete Association, St Thomas Church
and Certas Energy. The Hall, along with First Response, now hold regular free training sessions on how to use the defibrillator, for
residents and people who work in the village.
The Hall welcomes enquires from Charities who wish to raise money for their cause. We offer the Hall at generously discounted rates for
fund raising events.
Not only does the Hall raise money to support itself but it also helps many other local groups and causes. If you would like to
raise some money or run a group in the Hall please contact us using the form on the home page
In March 2015 the Hall had a defibrillator installed on the outside of the building so that the entire Village would have access to it. This life
saving machine was purchased after fund raising efforts and donations from The Hall, Hockley Heath Fete Association, St Thomas Church
and Certas Energy. The Hall, along with First Response, now hold regular free training sessions on how to use the defibrillator, for
residents and people who work in the village.
The Hall welcomes enquires from Charities who wish to raise money for their cause. We offer the Hall at generously discounted rates for
fund raising events.
Mr Walter Higgs
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©
In 1952 Mr Walter Higgs purchased the Hall and gifted it to
those living within a 2 mile radius of the Hall. It was immediately
registered with the Charity Commission, renamed the King
George Memorial Hall and is run by a group of Trustees. The
Trustees are made up from people nominated by the “user
groups” plus 4 co-opted members. The co-opted members are
people who the Trustees feel have something to offer the
charity, if you are interested in becoming a co-opted member
please contact the Hall for more information.
Currently, part of the building is leased to Hockley Heath Social
Club with the main Hall retained for the Village where many
social, education and health activities take place. The income
received by the Hall is used to repair and refurbish the Hall plus
support local groups and Charities.
those living within a 2 mile radius of the Hall. It was immediately
registered with the Charity Commission, renamed the King
George Memorial Hall and is run by a group of Trustees. The
Trustees are made up from people nominated by the “user
groups” plus 4 co-opted members. The co-opted members are
people who the Trustees feel have something to offer the
charity, if you are interested in becoming a co-opted member
please contact the Hall for more information.
Currently, part of the building is leased to Hockley Heath Social
Club with the main Hall retained for the Village where many
social, education and health activities take place. The income
received by the Hall is used to repair and refurbish the Hall plus
support local groups and Charities.
FUND RAISING
Not only does the Hall raise money to support itself but it
also helps many other local groups and causes. If you
would like to raise some money or run a group in the Hall
please contact us using the form on the home page
In March 2015 the Hall had a defibrillator installed on the
outside of the building so that the entire Village would have
access to it. This life saving machine was purchased after fund
raising efforts and donations from The Hall, Hockley Heath Fete
Association, St Thomas Church and Certas Energy. The Hall,
along with First Response, now hold regular free training
sessions on how to use the defibrillator, for residents and
people who work in the village.
The Hall welcomes enquires from Charities who wish to raise
money for their cause. We offer the Hall at generously
discounted rates for fund raising events.
Not only does the Hall raise money to support itself but it
also helps many other local groups and causes. If you
would like to raise some money or run a group in the Hall
please contact us using the form on the home page
In March 2015 the Hall had a defibrillator installed on the
outside of the building so that the entire Village would have
access to it. This life saving machine was purchased after fund
raising efforts and donations from The Hall, Hockley Heath Fete
Association, St Thomas Church and Certas Energy. The Hall,
along with First Response, now hold regular free training
sessions on how to use the defibrillator, for residents and
people who work in the village.
The Hall welcomes enquires from Charities who wish to raise
money for their cause. We offer the Hall at generously
discounted rates for fund raising events.
The King George Memorial Hall was built
in 1892 by George Frederick Muntz and
was then known as the Institute, it was
and still is, the hub of the Village.
in 1892 by George Frederick Muntz and
was then known as the Institute, it was
and still is, the hub of the Village.
