About Dummer Village Hall

The Hall was established as a gift from the Crondall family. It was constructed of wood and was intended to be a "reading room and place of recreation" for  local people. The original Trustees of the building, Sir Nelson Rycroft, the Rev. George Jones, and Alfred Gay were joined by a management committee. This committee continues to be elected annually. The original structure was demolished in the 1970s and a new Hall opened in 1974.

A recent refurbishment plan, greatly supported by local people as well as a grant from Basingstoke & Deane Borough Council, has brought the 1970s structure up-to-date, with further improvements planned. The Hall is maintained and run by a team of volunteers made up of Trustees and Committee Members.

It remains a focal point of village activities.

CURRENT VACANCIES (2026)

New Trustees and Committee Members are always welcome!

If you can spare a few hours to attend a quarterly meeting and help with small tasks around the hall or events, then we'd love to hear from you. 

Email villagehalldummer@gmail.com for more information.

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