Little Kingshill Village Society
In the heart of Little Kingshill, adjacent to the primary school, is the Village Hall. This attractive and well-maintained venue is used by residents and a wide range of local groups, and is available for hire by village residents at a modest cost.
Also see: https://lkvh.org.uk/
Village Hall
Main Hall
Committee Room
Jubilee Party
Kitchen
The Village Hall has two rooms available for hire
The main hall:
• 12m x 7.5m auditorium
• 5m x 7.5m raised stage
• Good quality chairs and tables
• Well-equipped kitchen with dishwasher, fridge, microwave, cooker
• Crockery, cutlery, glasses, pans
• Versatile audio system and induction loop
• HD video projector with 3m screen
• Central heating
• Carpeted front lobby
• Disabled toilet with baby changing table
• Ramp up to double front doors and electric push-pad for disabled access
The Hall can accommodate up to 160 people standing/dancing or 94 people seated/dining (excluding helpers in kitchen and performers on stage). There is a tarmac car park at the front of the Hall with spaces for 16 cars plus one disabled parking space.
The Committee Room:
• 4.8m x 6m meeting room, with dividing partition
• Separate entrance with ramp up to door at rear of building
• Has own toilets
The committee room can comfortably accommodate 16 people sitting at tables or up to 30 people seated in rows.
The Village Hall is available for hire to residents
of Little Kingshill, and to residents of the neighbouring Nags Head Lane and
Heath End areas, and also to clubs and organisations run for their benefit.
It can be hired at weekends, during school holidays, and in any vacant slots
after 3.15pm on weekdays. The hirer or a member of the hirer’s organisation
must live within the catchment area (see map below).
For more information and Bookings please visit the LK Village Hall Website: https://lkvh.org.uk/
The Village Hall was built in 1957 by the County Council
to replace the old Memorial Hall, a First World War army hut, erected on land gifted
for the purpose in Meadow Cottages behind the present Nursery School. The hut was
purchased with money from a Thanksgiving Fund raised by the village in memory of
the Little Kingshill men who had fallen in or survived the First World War. The site
on which the present Village Hall and the First School now stand was given to the County
Council by the Trustees of the Memorial Hall, with a substantial donation for the building
work from the Thanksgiving Fund. Chiltern District Council also contributed to the
construction of the Hall, which is unique in that it is the only village hall in the
county owned and maintained by Bucks County Council (BCC). The Trust Deed (called Licence)
between BCC and the Trustees grants the village use of the Hall on a 99-year lease,
due to expire in 2056.
The Hall is owned by Buckinghamshire County Council and is used Monday to Friday during term time
by Little Kingshill Combined School. The Hall is held in Trust by the Trustees of the Memorial Community
Centre, Charity no. 300292, and managed by the voluntary Little Kingshill Village Hall Management Committee.
All proceeds go to the provision and improvement of facilities in the Hall, which is maintained to a high
standard for the benefit of all who use it.