Ingram Village Hall reopening from 1 September
Owing to the coronavirus pandemic, Ingram Village Hall (in keeping with other local village halls, including Breamish Hall and Bolton Village Hall) closed its doors to visitors and user groups.
Ingram Village Hall
Ingram Village Hall AGM 2020
Ingram Village Hall Committee
Annual General Meeting
Ingram Village Hall Reopening Update
Ingram Village Hall reopening update during lockdown
The UK Government’s latest step in the easing of lockdown takes effect today *Saturday 4 July 2020). This means that, in principle, village halls can reopen. However, there are numerous considerations before any village hall can be used again safely.
Ingram Village Hall CLOSED
Further to the UK Government’s recommendations regarding the current coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic, Ingram Village Hall will be CLOSED until further notice. This is effective immediately.
New Sign for Old: Ingram Village Hall
New sign
Over the past few weeks, the content of the previous Ingram Breamish Valley website has been migrated into the current Breamish Valley website.
Ingram Fireworks Fun 2019!
Fireworks fun at Ingram Village
Following the failure of the Gunpowder Plot in 1605, King James I introduced the ‘Observance of 5th November Act’, an enforced annual public day of thanksgiving. Despite being repealed in 1859, the celebration has continued with enthusiasm throughout the UK. So last night – exactly 414 years after the failed plot – Ingram Village celebrated in its own community-centred style at Ingram Village Hall.
Ingram Village Hall Re-opening 2010
[Credit: All images used with permission of the Ingram Village Hall Committee (2019)]
Following the successful refurbishment of Ingram Village Hall in July 2010 an official re-opening took place at the Family Fun Day and Barbecue on Sunday 29 August 2010.
Ingram Village Hall Refurbishment 2010
[Credit: All images used with permission of the Ingram Village Hall Committee (2019)]
Background
INGRAM VILLAGE HALL was opened in 1928 to serve as a Church Hall and a local community facility. It is a registered charity, organized and managed by a volunteer committee whose aim is to maximize the use of the Hall for social, recreational and educational functions. Apart from a few improvements and repairs over the years the building remained in its original state until 2010, following the village’s selection to join British Gas Green Streets project.
