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Village Hall Closure

19 March 202010 May 2021 Paul Colleyshaw 725 Views 0 Comments

Following a meeting of our trustees today we have taken the step to close the Village Hall in line with advice given by

Ticknall village hall is in an attractive setting. It has double glass doors opening out onto the surrounding lawns and trees, ideal for

Nestling in its own grounds at the heart of the village, Ticknall Village Hall is a popular meeting place for local groups and

The Hall is licensed to accommodate up to 120 persons, and the large stage allows for concerts, shows or public meetings. Those booking

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The Ticknall Breakfast was a complete success thanks to the 120 Ticknall Residents and friends who came and supported us on 24 February.

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