17/2/2012
Welcome to Ringmer Village Hall's new website
Ringmer Village Hall
Lewes Road, Ringmer, East Sussex, BN8 5QH
Ringmer Village Hall is situated on the main road through Ringmer, (B2192) opposite the Village Green. Ringmer itself is 3 miles northeast of the county town of Lewes, from the foot of the Downs, spreading northwards.
Over the years the original Village Hall has been refurbished several times and a new extension was opened in 1974. More detail on the history of the Village Hall can be found at on the Admin menu.
The Village Hall complex consists of four rooms and two kitchens, which can be hired individually or in any combination. Hiring a room includes the shared use of a kitchen. If the exclusive use of a kitchen is required, then an additional fee will be charged and it will not be available to any other letting.
There is parking for approximately 30 cars and free parking is also available nearby.
While all rooms are accessible by wheelchairs, it is not possible for wheelchairs to move internally between the Jack Hart Hall and the Symons Hall. There is 1 marked bay for disabled parking. An induction loop is available in the Library, St. Mary's Room, Rogers' Room and the Jack Hart Hall.
The Village Hall also houses the Parish Council Office and the Library.
What has been known as The Small Hall has now been renamed The Symons Hall. One reason for this is that 'small' doesn't really do justice to the size of the room. This hall is now named after the parish vicar who secured the land, in 1892, on which the Village Hall now stands. For more information on the history of the Village Hall, go to Admin, History of the Village Hall
Hallmark 1 assesses whether the hall is complying with the requirements of its charitable status.