CORONA VIRUS (CORVID-19)

The Preston Village Hall Committee are closely monitoring the Government's advice regarding Coronavirus and are taking the precautions advised to help to prevent the spread of the infection.

We have taken the decision to cancel our fund raising events

for March, April and May.

These should have been:-

Pop-up Breakfast Saturday 7 March

Saturday 4 April

Saturday 16 May

Flicks in the Sticks Saturday 21 March

Saturday 25 April

Saturday 30 May

Annual Plant Sale Saturday 16 May

Spring Country Walk Sunday 17 May

If circumstances change, notices will be posted on our website, our Facebook and in the Village Stores to make residents aware.

At the moment the hall will remain available for bookings and users should use their own discretion regarding whether or not cancel their bookings for classes and club meetings.

Please follow Government and WHO guidelines and regarding handwashing and how to reduce potential spreading of infections.

Find out more

DID YOU KNOW?

New Village Hall

Did you know there are plans to update and revive Preston Village Hall? We are currently fundraising to hit a million pound target to bring Preston and surrounding villages a brand new hall!

We will be releasing more information about the hall and what it will offer you in the near future.

Have a question or an idea for a fundraiser? Get in touch via our Contact Us page!

Defibrillator

We are incredibly lucky to have a recently installed defib on the side of our hall. Should you ever need one (and we really hope you don't) you can access the defib to the right hand side of the entrance door.

We have groups and classes for anyone and everyone

There is so much going on at the Preston Village Hall! We are lucky to have lots of variety with groups and classes held each week! See our 'What's On' page for more

About PRESTON

Preston Village

Preston is recorded in the Domesday Book as consisting of about 60 households; quite a sizeable village in relation to the population of the British Isles at the time. However archaeological digs have established the existence of Bronze Age and Iron Age settlements within the existing parish. The church of St. Mildred’s was reputably founded by Saint Mildred in 700 AD and this church still retains evidence of Saxon stonework; as does the church at Elmstone.

Preston now is a flourishing village with beautiful old houses to a new housing development with a primary school, village shop, riding school, butchers, pub, garden nursery and bistro!