Rempstone Village Hall

Rempstone Village Hall has a varied programme of events and activities for all ages. Forthcoming events are detailed below. If you have an idea for an event, do get in touch either via the website contact page or call Barbara on 07758464515.

Village Hall Committee

Mrs Jane Schober, Mrs Jill Bryan, Ms Aimee Cufflin, Mrs Caroline Gower, Dr Michael Hunter, Mrs Annalise Lovett, Mrs Barbara Mee, Mr Sam Noble, Mrs Ann Pearson, Mrs Jane Read, Mrs Gaynor Rice, Mr David Walker

Registered Charity no: 1145204

For further information about advertised events, ticket reservations and general enquiries about hiring the Village Hall, contact Barbara:

07758 464515       Rempstone_vh@hotmail.co.uk

Soup & Sandwich Lunch

3rd November at 12.30 p.m. 

Vegetarian options available

Tickets cost £6.50

Booking Form

Fish & Chip Bingo

23rd November at 7.30 p.m.

Booking form - please book and pay by 18th November

Children's Christmas Party

9th December at 3.00 - 5.00 p.m.

All children and grandchildren of village residents are very welcome.

Tea and Games

If you enjoy a game of cards, chess, scrabble, or just a chat over a cup of tea and piece of cake, come along to the Village Hall between 2.00 p.m. and 4.00 p.m. on:

15th November

6th December

10th January

Coffee Morning and Jigsaw Club

Come along to our monthly coffee morning in the Village Hall from 10.30 a.m. to 2.00 p.m.

Jigsaws can either be bought for £1 or, if you donate a jigsaw, you can buy another for 50p. Donations of complete jigsaws would be gratefully received.

The library van visits from 11.50 a.m. to 12.15 p.m.

1st November

29th November

13th December

Tuesdays

9.30 am - 10.30 am 

Thursdays

6.30 pm - 7.30 pm

7.30 pm - 8.30 pm

Places are limited, so please contact Jane if you would like to put your name down (07778 019765).

Line Dancing Classes

Monday

7.00 p.m. - 8.15 p.m.

£4 per class

Beginners welcome

Oil exploration company, IGas Energy who funded the village  defibrillator its installation and training and Community Heartbeat who supplied the equipment and  acted as trainers,  attended the October coffee morning to receive the thanks of the Parish Council on behalf of Rempstone.

 David Walker, Chairman of the Parish Council  received a plaque from Sue Winch on behalf of IGas Energy to mark the funding.The company is one of Britain's leading onshore oil and gas exploration and production businesses, with operations over a wide area of the country including the East Midlands.  The small Rempstone field was discovered in 1985 and began production in 1991.

 A company spokesman said:" We recognise that, even for a small and relatively unobtrusive oil operation like the one at Rempstone, it is important to give something back to the communities in which we operate.

 " We are particularly keen to support potentially life-saving projects like the Rempstone defibrilllator which add an important measure of security to remote rural communities and businesses like ours that operate within them. Rempstone Parish Council is to be congratulated on its initiative."

 East Midlands Airport Community Fund were also represented and were thanked by Jane Schober, Chair of the Village Hall committee for their recent donation to provide additional equipment for the Hall.  The airport's community fund has recently given over £650 to provide additional equipment that ranges from a steam cleaner to recycling bins and an ice-making machine. 

Villagers, members of the project team and other local digtnatries gathered together for the official opening of the new Rempstone Village Hall by the Lord Chancellor and Rushcliffe MP the Rt Hon Kenneth Clarke QC., MP.

 Village Hall History

Follow the timeline, the step by step story of Rempstone's new Village Hall