About Alne Village Hall

Alne Village Hall was once the village school, built in 1877 on Glebe land. In 1972 a new school in the village was completed and it became our much loved village hall. Of note is G.J.F Newey's lovely time piece, possibly installed in the 1880's, showing the time inside and outside the hall. The clock is still wound up weekly, and keeps good time, in particular after its repairs and renovation in 2012 by Mr. Carter and Mr. Bacon. Generous donations by local villagers helped fund these repairs. 

Since then the Hall  has undergone extensive modernisation and upgrading. This modernisation continues throughout 2024 to ensure the hall is a building fit for the 21st Century, including aiming for a smaller carbon footprint.

  The main hall is about 72 m2 with a serving hatch through from the well equipped kitchen. We have comfortable fold up seating for 100 people and an assortment of different sized tables. It is a great venue for yoga, children's and adults parties, keep fit, music and other events. The kitchen is equipped with a large cooker, microwave, hot water heaters and glasses, crockery and cutlery. 

In addition we have a separate meeting room which can comfortably seat 8, with its own kettle, fridge and toilet facilities. 

Our regular users include yoga, pilates, Rainbows, The Alne Choir and the Women's Institute. For more information on our regular activities see “Documentation” tab

In addition we hold regular pop-up pub nights, quiz nights and music events.

The Village Hall is a registered charity and managed by a dedicated group of volunteers. For more information and contact details please click on “Documentation” tabs. 

You can book the hall for a regular activity or private parties and events. For more information on on our venue, please click on the 'How to Book' and 'Documentation' tabs. You can make a provisional booking from the calendar page.