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Outside Finding Us The Main Hall has access to a rear terrace with Grimsargh attractive views over playing fields. Grimsargh Village is on the B6243 between Preston There is also a well-equipped childʼs play area. and Longridge. The hall is very easy to find, located in the heart of the village, by the mini roundabout Village Hall to Lancaster Longridge Preston Road, Grimsargh, Lancashire, PR2 5JS Goosnargh B5269 Tel: 01772 705383 Email: [email protected] Haighton A6 Green 32 1 Grimsargh www.gvca.co.uk Village Hall M6 31a B6243 Fulwood & Preston Car Park to Chorley The private car park can accommodate up to 60 vehicles, has marked disabled spaces and is fully lit. For further details of the hall, including current hire wratews, pwle.agsevvicsitaou.cr woeb.suitek : GV Grimsargh Village Community Association CA Registered Charity No 504698 Brochure printed September 2010 details may be subject to change. Grimsargh Village Hall The Hall enjoys a delightful village setting at the gateway to the Ribble Valley, whilst also having the benefit of good access to Main Hall: 14m x 10m (excluding stage), with the motorway network and public transport. stage, 7.5m x 3.5m. Can seat up to 200 in theatre style, 150 for dancing / dining. Recently extended and redeveloped, the facilities There is an additional recessed casual seating can accommodate a range of functions from There are two function rooms, a stage, licensed area 6m x 2.5m, with patio door access to the wedding receptions and childrenʼs parties to bar, large kitchen, parking for 60 cars and full rear garden. conferences or more intimate business meetings. disabled amenities. As well as being an excellent private hire venue, Meeting Room: 6.5m x 6m. the hall also operates as a hub for the local Can accommodate up to 50 theatre style and community, hosting a wide range of classes and 20 in board room format. leisure activities, together with the popular monthly Farmersʼ Markets. Kitchen: Built as part of the recent extension, The annual Field Day Parade gathers at the Hall the room is both modern and spacious with and the traditional Christmas Fair and Flower, full cooking and preparation facilities. Produce and Handicraft Show are also held here. Bar: Also recently refurbished, a full range of beers, wine, spirits and soft drinks are offered. Both the hall and meeting room can be hired independently or combined for a full private suite with or with out the bar. Both rooms have serveries from the bar and kitchen..

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