Everton village hall is a community hall run by volunteers for the benefit of the village
Everton village
Everton is a small rural village in the north east corner of Bedfordshire, sitting about 60 metres above sea level on the top of the Greensand Ridge.
A recently restored panel in the main hall shows photos of soldiers from Everton who fought in the First World War and gave the ultimate sacrifice. Click here for news of the Everton Soldiers’ Family Reunion.
Everton Village Society is made up of a small group of villagers from Everton who enjoy staging events for the benefit of the whole village and beyond.
200 CLUB WINNERS for AUGUST 2022
£20 no. 8 Dr & Mrs Clarke
£10 no.127 Bill & Monique McCarthy
£5 no.156 Andrew Fawcett-Wolf
£5 no.112 David Hare
Everton Village Society (EVS)
See our EVS page HERE which includes a history of the society. It also includes a link to a new study of the northern end of the Greensand Ridge by Dorothy Jamieson entitled Lands and Landscapes of the north end of the Greensand Ridge.
Report and photos (opposite) of our recent Accessible Toilet opening ceremony
Everton Village Hall’s new accessible toilet was officially opened by Councillor Tracey Wye on Sunday 8th August 2021. The conversion was recently completed whilst the hall was closed during lockdown and half of the costs were met by the Ward Councillor Grant Scheme supported by Cllr. Wye. Following a brief ceremony, tea and cakes were enjoyed by 26 villagers including a welcome return from the West Country by Michael Flack, EVH’s previous Chairman and originator of the plans for an accessible toilet. Present Chairman, Mike Collins, addressing the gathering thanked all those attending and welcomed this opportunity of villagers to meet up again in a relaxed environment after months of restrictions. EVH now anticipates that the new facilities will make Everton a venue of choice, not just for villagers, but also for visitors using the hall for parties and other celebrations.
Everton Village Hall is a registered charity and is run by a group of volunteers who live in the village. The management committee is made up of a chairman, secretary, treasurer, bookings secretary and general committee members. The committee meet every two months. Each year the committee organise a “200 Club” to raise funds towards the upkeep of the hall. Tickets cost £6 each and go on sale in March. If you would like to get involved with the operation of the village hall, please speak to a committee member or contact us via the Contacts page.
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The hall has recently been improved with the installation of an Accessible Toilet facility, officially opened in August 2021 by Cllr Tracey Wye..
History
Everton Village Hall
BEDFORDSHIRE
Registered Charity 200201
Everton Village Hall
Hall management committee
Weekly classes in the hall
