About Us

About Newton Regis Village Hall

Newton Regis Village Hall is a charity working hard to meet local needs. It runs on a self-financing basis and every year, raises the funds necessary to run and maintain the building and the services it offers to local people.

Today Newton Regis Village Hall is a Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO) and is run by an executive committee of trustees who are required to comply with their obligations under the Charities Act 1993 (or any statutory re-enactment or modification of that Act).

The CIO also works in liaison with other local groups and residents to make services and facilities widely available.

The hall was constructed in 2005 following a campaign to replace the former, very dilapidated village hall. The trustees are proud to recognise the support of funders, sponsors and individual supporters in bringing this project to fruition. Construction funding was provided by The Rural Enterprise Scheme, The Big Lottery Fund and Waste Recycling Environmental Group. The project was also helped on its way by a group of founding sponsors including Nautic Steels Ltd, Tamworth Co-operative Society, Newton Regis Garden Centre and Adaptable Shop Display Equipment. Many individuals also provided time and funds to allow the project to progress.

NRVH is always looking for volunteer helpers and new trustees. Anyone interested should contact the charity secretary for more information. Currently the trustees are Dorothy Ledgard, Lyn Kesterton, Barbara Taylor, Jane Hopkins, Rose Hundley, Sonia Chalonder, Steve Hale and Paul Kesterton.

Volunteers make the difference!

Join our team

Newton Regis Village Hall has only a small board of trustees so it’s always great when local people volunteer to help. This means more services and support can be provided. A good example of this is the Light Lunch project which runs on Tuesdays throughout the autumn and winter months in the main hall. Without the help of volunteers regularly donating their time and energy, such events would be impossible to put on.

Volunteering is not only a huge source of help but it can provide great opportunities to meet up with others and work together on a range of interesting projects. If you are interested in volunteering for the team laying on village hall events, please contact us.