Aston Cantlow Village Hall

Aston Cantlow Village Hall is a nonprofit organisation serving the local community of Aston Cantlow, a village in Warwickshire, England. Registered as a charity under the number 522825, the organisation operates to provide a venue for a variety of community activities and events within the village.

The village of Aston Cantlow itself is known for its historic black and white half-timbered buildings, including the 16th-century Guild Hall and 15th-century village pub, The Kings Head. It lies on the River Alne, approximately 5 miles northwest of Stratford-upon-Avon and 2 miles northwest of Wilmcote, and has an active local community that utilises spaces such as the Village Hall for social, cultural, and recreational purposes.

The Village Hall, a timber-framed vernacular building characteristic of the area’s architectural style, acts as a focal point for community gatherings, meetings, clubs, and events which contribute to village life. Its role helps foster community spirit and provides a venue supportive of local groups and initiatives.

The charity status of the Aston Cantlow Village Hall ensures that it operates for the public benefit, reinvesting any surplus funds into maintaining and enhancing the facility to meet the needs of the community.

While no detailed historical records about the organisation itself are widely published, the hall's presence and function are integral to the community infrastructure of Aston Cantlow.

No further detailed public information about the charity's founding, governance, or specific activities was found in the provided sources.

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