Fulford Village Hall is a charitable organisation in Fulford, Staffordshire, registered with the Charity Commission for England and Wales under number 522663. Established to serve the local community, its primary objective is to provide facilities for recreation, education, and social development.

History

The hall was opened in October 1973 on land donated by local farmers Mr. and Mrs. T. Hughes, who had long been part of the community. It operates as a key community hub under a trust arrangement, with proceeds from hiring the space and fundraising events used to maintain its facilities[3][2].

Activities and governance

The charity supports physical and mental training, amateur sports, arts, and cultural activities. It is regularly hired for events such as exercise classes, social gatherings, and educational initiatives, aligning with its charitable purposes of fostering community cohesion and personal development[1][5]. Managed by 14 trustees, the hall adheres to safeguarding policies and serves residents of Fulford and its immediate vicinity[1][5].

As a registered charity, it falls under the categories of general charitable purposes, education, and recreation, with facilities available to the general public, children, elderly residents, and people with disabilities[1][4].

[1] https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/en/charity-search/-/charity-details/522663/full-print [2] https://fulfordvillagehall.org.uk [3] https://fulfordvillagehall.org.uk/about-fulford-village-hall/ [4] https://www.charitychoice.co.uk/fulford-village-hall-117019 [5] https://fulfordparishcouncil.gov.uk/village-halls/