Hartford Village Hall is a modern, well-maintained, and comfortable venue. The main hall is welcoming, flexible and suitable for a wide range of events and activities. The hall’s area is approximately 66 m², centrally heated, with a polished wooden floor, acoustic clouds, and a hearing loop installed for improved audibility.

Accessibility:
The hall is fully accessible, having a wide ramp and step free access to the front of the building; level throughout the interior of the building and with accessible toilet facilities.

Services:
Tables, card tables and chairs are available. There is WiFi and internet access throughout the building, as well as a ceiling-mounted digital overhead projector and a mounted screen.

The hall has car parking facilities, including two blue badge spaces. 

We are not equipped to cater for parties.

‘The Jessie’ has been serving the rural communities of Eaton and Rushton near Tarporley in Cheshire since 1926. It was re-built in 2008. 

We have a main hall with a capacity of around 100 people and a smaller meeting room for around 12 people. The Hall is used for regular activities throughout the week and is available for private functions and events  hire.

The Village Hall is a registered charity and governed under the Jessie Hughes Institute (Charity Number 510073).

A purpose-built (1991) building comprising large hall and/or a committee room are available to hire to community groups and individuals for parties, festivals, events, and businesses on request.

Three meeting rooms available for hire – community groups, individuals. Provides regular fitness classes, is the home of Kingsley Players Amateur Dramatics. Regular performances from diverse groups.

All rooms easily accessible, all on one level with accessible facilities.

The Institute is comprised of a main room with a dance floor, bar, kitchen and snooker room. The room can accommodate up to 100 people and includes access to a kitchen and bar.

The club is a registered charity and is supported by ‘friends’ of the institute.