We would like to remind residents and visitors that the Memorial Hall car park is for the use of people who have booked the Memorial Hall for a function or event. It’s unfair on them if they arrive to find insufficient space in the car park because it is already full of vehicles belonging to people not attending an event at the Hall.
We don’t mind people parking in the Memorial Hall car park for short period (i.e. up to 20 minutes) whilst they pop into the Village Store or deliver/collect children to/from school, but we do not want to see the car park occupied regularly as general residents' or visitors' parking during the time the Hall is open for use.
Please be considerate of others. Don’t use the car park when it is needed for a booking or an event. If hirers cannot park when they arrive then they will stop booking the Hall, which will put its future for all users at risk.
If you run a B&B, rent out a holiday cottage, or are selling your home, please explain to your guests or potential buyers that the Memorial Hall car park is a private car park and not for their general use.
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500 charities will each receive £1,000 during the first phase of the campaign
Ecclesiastical are running their Movement for Good awards again this summer. The £1,000 awards are open to eligible charities registered in the UK and Republic of Ireland and every nomination that we receive increases our chances of being one of this year's winners. It takes just a couple of minutes to nominate us, if you can do so please just click the image below and fill in the requested details on the Ecclesiastical website, and thank you! Nominations close on Sunday 13th June 2021.
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We are delighted that the Hall was able to reopen on 12th April for children's activities and from 17th May for adult sports, exercise and most other group activities.
From 7th May, parish council meetings may also be held in the Hall.
All activities will continue to be booked under the Hall's Covid-19 Special Terms and Conditions of Hire, which includes logging attendees for the track and test scheme, the wearing of face masks and use of hand sanitiser, and the revised rule of 6 / social distancing.
We have a 6 x A4 page list of what activities may recommence when, so if you are looking to re-start your group or organise a new activity please do get in touch with us via the Message Us button below.
Covid will be a challenge for at least the rest of the year but, with common sense and goodwill on all sides, we should be able to resume some, if not all, of the activities that are so popular in the Hall.
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Burton Memorial Hall is registered with the PayPal Giving Fund, so we can accept online donations from supporters and well-wishers. If you would like to help keep the hall going through these uncertain times, you can visit our donations page here 
