Wilsden Village Hall is a registered charity run as a non-profit on behalf of the community. It was founded in 1976 to serve as the hub of Wilsden village.

The hall is run by a management committee made up of volunteers from the local community, the hall manager Milton Pearson, deputy manager Paul Westcott and a team of staff. It is entirely self-funded. Running costs are covered through user fees, supplemented by fundraising events and grant applications. 

Village groups who meet in the hall include uniformed organisations, dance and fitness groups, art classes and many more. It is also available to hire for special events such as birthdays parties, family celebrations, christenings and wedding receptions.

The hall also has recently refurbished meeting rooms available for business and training events. 

Our five-year plan

Click here to download our five-year plan (January 2020)

Our mission statement

We are Wilsden Village Hall, a not-for-profit charitable community centre. We are the hub of our village. We are here to support the residents of Wilsden and its surrounding areas.

It is our objective to provide, without distinction of sex, sexual orientation, age, creed, religious or political opinion, a safe and welcoming environment. We will provide space for educational, recreational, social and physical activities to take place.

Our aim is to deliver affordable space and human resources to support our community groups, with the aim of enhancing their physical and mental wellbeing. We will work to limit social exclusion within our community by supporting both young and old.

We undertake to work in partnership with other community groups and our residents to ensure the centre continues to meet the need of our village.