Wellow Village | Nottinghamshire
The
Memorial
Hall
(registered
charity
no.1106817)
is
the
village
hall
for
the
parish
of
Wellow.
It
was
originally
established
on
its
site
overlooking
the
village
green
and
its
famous
maypole
in
1923
as
a
memorial
to
the
men
of
the
village
who
had
been
killed
or
wounded
during
the
first
World
War.
Plaques
commemorating
these
villagers,
and
subsequently
those
men
and
women
who
likewise
served
their
country
in
World
War
II,
are
still
proudly
displayed
inside
the
hall.
In
1981
the
hall
was
completely
rebuilt,
and
is
available
for
hire
to
both
village
residents
and
those
from
outside
the
parish.
Many
Wellow
organisations
use
it
for
their
meetings
and
events.
Sherwood
Crematorium
is
less
than
a
mile
away,
making
the hall a convenient venue for functions afterwards.
The
hall
offers
a
pleasant
room
for
functions,
meetings
and
classes.
It
has
a
sprung
wooden
floor,
small
stage
and
comfortable
seating
(new
in
2006)
for
up
to
100
people.
Wall
hooks
are
provided
to
aid
the
erection
of
an
‘internal
marquee’
to
enhance
special events, such as wedding receptions.
There
is
also
a
kitchen
equipped
with
electric
cooker,
microwave,
urn
and
crockery.
Hirers
can
also
have
the
use
of
100
place
settings
of
cutlery
if
required.
Another
smaller
room,
also
with
hatch facilities and sink, is ideal for additional catering purposes.
Facilities also include a fully accessible disabled toilet, which has a
drop-down baby changing station as well. A portable ramp is
provided for use at the main entrance (where there is a single low-
rise step).
Memorial Hall
For bookings contact: Linda
01623 862554
linannjon@aol.com
The Wellow Village History Website
Maypole Green, Wellow, NG22 0FE