Set at the very heart of Carbrooke Village, the Hall has been a valuable asset for village life for many many years.

First opened back in 1956 to mark the Queen’s Coronation, the Hall began its life as a logging cabin and was then purchased by the first committee members and local farmers for the princely sum of £100. Since that time it has undergone many improvements and changes – the most recent being the brand new toilets and kitchen and the new Heritage Centre which opened last year.

We were registered as a Charity in 1960 with a constitution that included a very different set of user groups – including the WI and the British Legion.

You can find out more about our history by popping into the Heritage Centre or visiting the website https://carbrookehistory.co.uk/

Carbrooke Village Hall is a registered charity (no 303923) that was established in 1960. Its objects as registered with the Charity Commission are as follows:

A Village Hall for the use of the inhabitants of Carbrooke and the neighbourhood without distinction of sex or of political, religious or other opinions and in particular for use for meetings, lectures and classes and for other forms of recreational leisure time occupation with the said object of improving the conciliations of life for the said occupants.

The Hall is managed by a team of Trustees who oversee the charity's business as well as the day to day running of the Hall.