Great Whittington Village Hall is a registered charity (No. 522066) operating in Northumberland, England. Established as a community hub, it serves residents through event hosting and social activities. The hall became a registered charity on 26 April 1972 after its freehold was transferred to the Charity Commission[1][3].

Managed by a charitable trust, the facility provides a venue for celebrations, gatherings, and cultural activities, emphasizing accessibility for all age groups[2]. Its operations align with community-driven objectives typical of rural English village halls, including fostering local engagement and preserving communal spaces[2][5]. Historical records indicate its transition to charitable status formalized its role in sustaining village life[3].

The hall’s governance structure involves trustees overseeing daily operations, reflecting standard practices for UK charitable organisations[5]. While specific programming details are not extensively documented, its inclusion in regional arts networks underscores its function as a cultural venue[4].

Sources: Charity Commission records[1]; Northumberland Village Halls Association[2][3]; community governance documentation[5].

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[1] https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/en/charity-search/-/charity-details/522066 [2] https://northumberlandvillagehalls.org.uk/great-whittington-village-hall [3] https://northumberlandvillagehalls.org.uk/great-whittington-village-hall/heritage [4] https://highlightsnorth.co.uk/venue/great-whittington-village-hall/ [5] http://whittingtoncommunityhall.co.uk/who-runs-the-hall/