Broadwas Village Hall

Ideally located just off the A44, a few miles from Worcester’s historic Cathedral City, Broadwas Village Hall has recently been extended to offer even more space. Our inviting facility now features a versatile meeting room with kitchen access, providing a warm and airy environment with a low carbon footprint, thanks to its modern air-source heating system.

Perfect for a wide range of events—from parties and receptions to business meetings and community functions—the hall adapts effortlessly to your needs. It even accommodates children’s parties, with plenty of space for an inside bouncy castle!

Everyone is welcome at Broadwas Village Hall. Book your event today and experience our unique, sustainable venue.
Our charity focus and purpose is:

PARISH ROOM FOR USE OF THE INHABITANTS OF BROADWAS AND DISTRICTS 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.

How the charity spends its money:

Provide funds to maintain the Village Hall in good repair and safe environment for people within our community to meet.


 Every penny raised through fundraising events and hire fees goes directly into maintaining and improving Broadwas Village Hall, ensuring it remains a welcoming space for all.

We are proud to support the Parish and neighbouring communities, fostering connections through events and activities. To see what’s coming up, visit our Activities page.
Or visit our booking calendar here :

Village Hall Updates

Village Hall Extension update

Click here to see the proposed changes

Village Hall History

The land on which the Village Hall stands, prior to the 1970’s, accommodated a small building referred to as the Parish Room and was owned by the Church.

The Parish Room did not serve the needs of the village and in 1971 it was sold to the Parish Council for £10. A project was then established to raise the capital to build a new Village Hall. Supported by public subscription and Malvern Hills District Council the existing building was built. Additional land to provide for the car park and garden was donated by the then owner of Ivy House Farm of which that land was originally part.

The management structure of the Hall was established within the transfer deed which was drawn up at the time of hand over from the Worcester Diocese to the Parish Council. This creates two Trustee bodies. The Parish Council as the ‘Custodian Trustee’ and a management committee is created as the ‘Managing Trustee’. The structure of the management committee and rules for its operation were established in the transfer deed which also maintains the status of the Village Hall as a charity registered with the Charities Commission with which the committee members are registered as trustees.

Various improvements have been made over the years such as disabled toilet, fitted kitchen, replacement heating, loft and cavity wall insulation and car park resurface all of which have been supported financially by the Parish Council.

In 2014 the services of Timesavers Concierge were engaged which, while requiring an ongoing financial investment has been successful. They have established a Village Hall section within their web site and set up an on line diary and booking system. Along with a great deal of work by members of the committee and volunteers a part time cleaner and gardening contractor help to keep the hall and surroundings in good condition.

It is the current committee’s intention to ‘grow’ the business of the Village Hall and they are keen to encourage new events and activities and greater inclusion of neighbouring communities. To improve the facilities still further plans have been drawn up for extension of the Hall to increase the length of the main room, provide a storeroom and an additional small meeting room. It is hoped that this work will be carried out during 2020.

-Geoff Winkworth

Village Hall Committee / Trustees

Awaiting updates