Admaston House Community Centre is located in the heart of the village of Admaston, a suburb of Telford. It is operated by a charity, The Admaston House Community Centre Trust, run by volunteers. It offers facilities to individuals and groups for events such as meetings, parties, educational courses, exercise classes, exhibitions, as well as children's, youth and adult groups. The community centre offers a number of rooms of varying sizes from small meeting rooms to larger suites and dancing studios, available to rent on a one-off or regular use basis. Additional facilities include a lift, a large catering kitchen, a smaller café kitchen and kitchenette facilities, and disabled toilet facilities on both floors. The centre was significantly improved during a renovation project completed in Spring 2021.

All Saints Centre in Kings Heath, Birmingham offers newly refurbished, characterful spaces available for hire, ideal for meetings, events, workshops, and performances. It provides a flexible and welcoming environment for various activities, from birthday parties to choir performances.

Amrita Hall is run by a local charity, offering a welcome space for family celebrations, professional meetings, community events and wellness gatherings. Decorated in neutral tones to a high finish, Amrita Hall offers a beautiful venue for your special event. The venue is currently undergoing expansion to include a dedicated dining area, conference room, meeting room and therapy room, and is not taking bookings until end Summer 2026.

Audley Community Centre serves the villages of Halmerend, Wood Lane, Bignall End, Miles Green, Alsagers Bank, Scot Hay and Audley. The Centre is run by passionate members of the local community. This modern large attractive hall with plenty of good car parking space is ideal for your Event or Function.

Belper Community Hall is a wonderful, warm and welcoming space suitable for a wide range of activities. It is home to a wide range of community gatherings, live music, theater, and much more. The hall boasts WiFi, parking for 8 cars, a sunny garden, a well-stocked kitchen, and a sprung dance floor.

Blackawton Village Hall is a charity providing buildings/facilities/open space for the use of the inhabitants of the Parish of Blackawton in the County of Devon. It is available for meetings, lectures, classes, and other forms of recreation and leisure-time occupation, with the object of improving the conditions of life of the said inhabitants. The charity supports arts/culture/heritage/science and amateur sport, helping children/young people, other charities or voluntary bodies, and other defined groups.

Located in the centre of the town, Burraton Community Centre offers a varied list of activities and events. We have three rooms for groups, corporate and private hire.

For the purposes of a Village Hall for the use of the inhabitants of the Parishes of Charmouth and Catheston Leweston in the County of Dorset without distinction of political, religious or other opinions including use for meetings, lectures and classes, and for other forms of recreation and leisure-time occupation, with the object of improving the conditions of life for the said inhabitants. The charity's activities include the operation and maintenance of the Village Hall to provide community and recreational services to local inhabitants.

Cockington Court is a thriving centre of creativity, a visitor attraction and innovation centre to cultivate art, culture and local talent. "The Space" is available to hire from 10am-5pm, with capacity for 15 people seated or 20 people standing. It has access to toilet facilities and can be hired with or without tables and chairs. It is situated amongst craft studios, making it suitable for local artists wanting to hold workshops, community groups hosting sessions, event organizers with pop-up events, or creators wanting to test out an exhibition.

As a Totally Self Funding Charity, Colebrook Community Association raises money via a small dedicated group of volunteers to help fund a range of events and keep the centre open for various classes for everyone to enjoy. This funding also subsidises the O.A.P. Club at the centre and has contributed £100 to the newly formed Police Cadets uniforms, and £500 to Help the Heroes. The centre has a fantastic relationship with the local police and has been awarded by The Devon and Cornwall Watch Awards a Certificate of Excellence in the Urban category and a Community Support Award of which we are very proud.

Tamar View Community Complex Ltd. came into being due to an announcement by the MoD to vacate and dispose of its surplus stock of Married Quarters on the Barne Barton Estate in Oct 99. A small number of local residents grouped together with a view to put together a plan to purchase the complex and retain the facilities for the local community; the vision of this group, who went on to become the founding trustees, is to provide a quality family services for the local community whilst at the same time remaining a viable enterprise. Since those early days the centre has gone from strength to strength. The organisation generates sufficient funds to not only meet all its revenue costs but also to invest in the community.

Cullompton Community Centre welcomes you, your staff and clients to our venue for your event, meeting or conference. Situated in mid Devon, 5 minutes from the M5, we host events for between 2 and 150 clients in our light, airy rooms. By booking our venue, you support local charities and community projects.

Dissenter of Sidmouth, also known as Old Meeting Unitarian Chapel Sidmouth, is a non-profit community hub located at the top of the High Street. It serves as a centre for arts, crafts and sciences, managed by a range of organisations to serve the people of the Sid Valley. Premises are offered at low cost for exercise classes, meetings, rites of passage, rehearsals and performances.

Topsham Community Association (TCA) exists to improve community life for all Topsham residents, including providing community venues at Matthews Hall and Dorothy Holman Centre. Established in the 1960s, the TCA has two original aims: to promote the benefit of the inhabitants of Topsham and to establish and maintain a community centre. TCA holds the lease on Matthews Hall (and the surrounding land) and runs it as a community centre for the benefit of residents. Since 2019, TCA has also managed the Dorothy Holman Centre.

The charity provides buildings/facilities/open space for sports, education, parties, weddings, village group meetings, dance and other exercise classes. It helps children/young people, elderly/old people, people with disabilities, other charities or voluntary bodies, and the general public/mankind.