Pages Home Page THE HISTORY OF THE VILLAGE HALL MORE HISTORY A VILLAGE HALL AT LAST THE FIRST COMMITTEE MEMBERS 1960 TO THE PRESENT DAY Guestbook Join Beehive What is Beehive? Click here to email this page to a friend.

A VILLAGE HALL AT LAST Fundraising continued throughout the 1950's and at last in 1962 permission was granted, the land transferred and a hut which had been used by the Armed Forces on Spurn Point was erected. All funds were used so villagers were asked to donate tables and chairs until some could be purchased. The hall has a maple floor. In 1965 a small extension to the kitchen was initiated and in1970 extra rented land was acquiredto be used as a car park. That land is still rented today.

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