Welcome to Brookland Village Hall

Our village hall is nestled in the small village of Brookland in the Folkestone and Hythe district of Kent, about 5 miles (8 km) west of New Romney. The village is a small community of some 200 dwellings, with a primary school, church, cemetery, and our wonderful village hall. The Hall is just 2 mInutes from the A259 between Brenzett in Kent & Rye in East Sussex.

It was built on land gifted to the village by John Paine in 1990, and placed in the Trust of the Parish Council for the express purpose of building a village hall for the benefit of the local community.

A lot of hard work went into raising funds and getting the hall completed and ready for use. It opened in 1991 and, with the exception of Covid, has been in constant use ever since.

If the walls could talk they would recall hosting many happy family gatherings for birthdays, weddings & christenings alongside more sombre occasions of wakes and memorials where a peaceful garden and the welcoming calm airy space is much valued and appreciated by all.

Regular meetings for clubs, charity events, playgroup and yoga classes are also enjoyed and provide a valuable meeting space for the community.

Our hall can be used for many functions including, but not limited to the following:

...and much more - just enquire!

We have ample parking, large and small halls that can be utilised seperately or combined, a generous and well equipped kitchen, spare rooms / cupboards for storage, and plenty of outdoor garden space.

If you would like to enquire about using the hall for any of the following please look at the Hiring our Hall page page or contact us for further information.

Trustees

The hall is managed by a group of trustees; local residents who freely volunteer their time to the ongoing stewardship of the hall ensuring its maintenance and high standards for years to come.