We acted as a key source of information for village halls and community buildings over the last several decades, and been especially supportive over the last two years.

Throughout the pandemic we provided key information and signposted village halls and community buildings to guidance about closing, diversifying and safely reopening.

Briefing events:

The pandemic was an excellent tutor in running online seminars! We ran 3 briefing sessions for community buildings trustees and managers in 2020-21, with attendance totalling 269 people. One participant said ‘Thank you so much for yesterday’s meeting, so well organised – which can’t have been easy – and extremely informative.’

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