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Selection of Indoor Venues in and Around Bristol and Bath Pirate Attack Indoor Venues in and around Bristol See below a selection of indoor venues in and around Bristol. All have spaces that can be hired for children’s parties, have good access, use of a kitchen and toilets, and all can accommodate a variety of games and activities. We have listed only those we have used or viewed, which naturally means more appear under ‘Bristol’, as this is where we are based. Other venues can be researched from websites listed below. If you represent an indoor venue located within 25 miles of Bristol and would like to be included in this list, please contact Pirate Attack at [email protected] and we will make arrangements to view your facilities. BRISTOL Stoke Bishop Village Hall Sharon Parsons 42 Stoke Hill 07583 206571 Stoke Bishop [email protected] Bristol www.stokebishop.org.uk/hall BS9 1EX Westbury-on-Trym Methodist Church, John Peacock 46 Westbury Hill 07586 935920 Westbury-on-Trym [email protected] Bristol, BS9 3AA www.westburyontrymmethodistchurch.org.uk Northcote Hall www.26bristolscouts.org.uk/ Great Brockeridge Westbury on Trym Bristol BS9 3TY Westbury-on-Trym Village Hall http://www.wotvillagehall.org/contact.html Eastfield Road Westbury-on-Trym Bristol BS9 4AG Shirehampton Public Hall http://www.shirepubhall.org.uk/ Station Road Shirehampton Bristol BS11 9TX Henbury Village Hall http://www.henburyvillagehall.org/ Church Lane 0117 959 4320 Henbury Bristol BS10 7QG The Scout Hut www.169thbristolscouts.org.uk Tranmere Avenue [email protected] Brentry 01179 836819 Bristol BS10 7JL Zion Community Art Space Jess Wright Bishopsworth Road 0117 923 1212 Bedminster Down [email protected] Bristol www.zionbristol.co.uk BS13 7JW Stoke Gifford Trust Hall 08723 310108 North Road www.tgig.org.uk/facilities.html Stoke Gifford Bristol BS34 8PE Bedminster Methodist Church 0117 963 9399 British Road Bedminster Bristol BS3 3BW St. Francis Centre http://stfranciscentre.co/ St Francis Road 0744 3452448 Bristol BS3 1JP Totterdown Baptist Church www.tbc.org.uk Jarman Hall William Cockayne 0117 971 1209 Sydenham Road Totterdown Bristol BS4 2AX St Michael’s Church Hall [email protected] Gloucester Road http://www.bishopstonandstandrews.org.uk/venue-hire/ Bishopston Bristol BS7 8NT Horfield Baptist Church 0117 924 3608 279 Gloucester Road www.horfieldbaptist.net/roomhire.htm Bristol BS7 8NY Scout Hut Michael Evans Williamson Road [email protected] Bristol BS7 9BJ Cotham Parish Church Sue Hawkins Cotham Road 0117 973 3395 Bristol www.cotham.bristol.anglican.org/ BS6 6DR Redland Parish Church Hall www.redland.org.uk Redland Green Road 946 4698 Bristol Matt Dellar BS6 7HE [email protected] Wesley Memorial Church Hall Gordon Hicks Bryant Hill www.wesleymemorialmethodistchurch.com/ St George 0117 382 3985 or 07710 958453 Bristol BS5 7JL Emersons Green Village Hall www.egvh.org.uk/ Emerson Way 01454 862182 Emersons Green Bristol BS16 7AP St Johns Ambulance Hall 107 Wick Road Brislington Bristol BS4 4HE Hungerford Community Centre www.hungerfordcommunitycentre.moonfruit.com/ Hungerford road [email protected] Brislington 07720 617607 or 07847 241375 Bristol BS4 5EX United Reform Church Ralph Gove Park/Wick Road http://brislingtonurc.org.uk/ Brislington 0117 977 7534 Bristol BS4 3LG Redcatch Community Centre 0117 977 8065 Redcatch Road http://www.redcatchcc.com/ Knowle Bristol BS4 2EP Beehive Centre www.stgeorgenp.org.uk/venueinfo/beehive-centre/ 19a Stretford Road Whitehall Bristol BS5 7AW All Saints Church Hall http://www.allsaintsfishponds.co.uk/ Grove Road Fishponds Bristol BS16 2BW Frenchay Village Hall 07794 955427 Beckspool Road http://www.frenchayvillagehall.co.uk/ Bristol BS16 1NU United Church http://www.achurchnearyou.com/longwell-green-united- 83 Bath Road church/ Longwell Green Bristol BS30 9DF NORTH SOMERSET Long Ashton Community Centre, Sarah Leong Keedwell Hill 01275 393570 Long Ashton [email protected] N.Somerset www.longashtoncommunitycentre.org BS41 9DP Flax Bourton Village Hall www.flaxbourtonvillagehall.co.uk/ Old Weston Road 07867 572501 Flax Bourton Bristol BS48 1UR Backwell Parish Hall http://backwellparishhall.org.uk/booking.html Station Road [email protected] Backwell BS48 3QW Scotch Horn Leisure Centre www.leisurecentre.com/scotch-horn-leisure-centre/ Brockway, 01275 856 965 Nailsea BS48 1BZ Shipham Village Hall B. Moorhouse New Road 07740 991338 Shipham www.shiphamhall.co.uk Somerset BS25 1SG St. Barnabus Centre www.portisheadparish.co.uk/ West Hill 01275 846230 Portishead BS20 6NL St John's Primary School http://www.st-johnevangelist.n-somerset.sch.uk/ Fosse Way 01275 873417 Clevedon BS21 5EL Locking Castle Church www.lockingcastlechurch.org/ Jasmine Way 01934 519888 Locking Castle [email protected] Weston-super-Mare BS24 7JW BATH AND NORTH EAST SOMERSET St John’s Church Hall http://bathwickparishes.org/stjohns/the-hall/ St John’s Road Bath BA2 6PT Kingswood School Sports Pavilion [email protected] Lansdown Road Bath BA1 9BH Beechen Cliff Methodist Church Hall www.beechencliffmethodistchurch.org Shakespeare Avenue Bath BA2 4RF St Francis Church Hall www.stgeorgenp.org.uk/venueinfo/beehive-centre/ Warwick Road Keynsham BS31 2PW Mrs Mary Taylor Stanton Drew Village Hall 01275 331093 Sandy Lane Stanton Drew BS39 4EL Chew Magna Church Hall www.chewmagna.org.uk/villageprofile.html Silver Street Chew Magna BS40 8RE Saltford Hall [email protected] Wedmore Road 01225 874081 Bristol BS31 3BY Wellow Village Hall www.wellowparish.info/ Bath 07985 302345 BA2 8QA SOUTH GLOUCESTERSHIRE The Greenfield Centre www.winterbournepc.freeuk.com/pcgreenfield.html Park Avenue 01454 776922 Winterbourne South Gloucestershire BS36 1NJ Shireway Community Centre 01454 273050 The Centre Shire Way Yate Bristol BS37 8YS Hallen Football Club www.hallenfootballclub.co.uk/ Moorhouse Lane 0117 950 5559 Hallen Bristol BS10 7RU Hanson Quarry Social Club http://www.mysodbury.co.uk/sodbury/hanson-social-club Wickwar Road [email protected] Chipping Sodbury BS37 6AY The Community Hall http://www.stokegifford.org.uk/ Little Stoke Lane Little Stoke Bristol BS34 6HR Holy Trinity Church Susan Greener Broad Croft www.htcbradleystoke.co.uk/ Bradley Stoke 01454 620975 Bristol BS32 0BD Dyrham and Hinton Village Hall Andrew Hedges SN14 8HA www.dyrhamandhinton.com/page25.html 0117 937 2928 Cadbury Heath Hall 0117 960 9085 School Road http://www.southgloscab.org.uk/cadheath.htm Cadbury Heath BS30 8EN North Common Village Hall Mrs C Fowler Millers Drive 0117 932 8033 or 0117 960 2999 North Common South Gloucestershire BS30 8XX Christ the King Church Hall www.ctk-thornbury.org.uk/ Castle Street 01454 412223 Thornbury BS35 1HA St Mary’s Church Hall Pippa Eastbury Road 01454 414650 Thornbury www.thornburycofe.org.uk/ChurchHall.html BS35 1DR For searchable listings of more indoor venues in the Bristol/Bath area, go to: www.bristol.gov.uk/page/community-and-safety/community-centres-and-facilities www.cityofbath.co.uk/Community/body_villagehalls.html www.hallshire.com www.netmums.com/bristol/local/index/parties/halls If you would like to have your hall included on this list or have a recommendation please contact Pirate Attack. www.pirateattack.cuk [email protected] telephone: 0117 939 4311 mobile: 0750 5003083 .
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