North Wootton Village Hall has joined Amazon Smile, which means you can now raise funds for the village hall simply by shopping with Amazon, and at no extra cost to you. What is Amazon Smile? Amazon Smile is an automatic Read more…
The revamped North Wootton Village Hall is now host to a number of classes, gatherings, and workshops, and many new bookings are rolling in! On Mondays, WW meet at the Hall from 5pm. WW is the new Weight Watchers, offering Read more…
On 27th April 2019, the North Wootton Village Hall Spring Fair returns for its second year. We invite you to celebrate the arrival of warmer weather, longer days, and plants springing into life. The Spring Fair will include a craft Read more…
Many villagers and friends of North Wootton Village Hall witnessed Mayor of King’s Lynn and West Norfolk, Councillor Nick Daubney, and long-time village resident Mary Cook ceremoniously cut the ribbon, officially reopening the village hall following its refurbishment and renovation. Read more…
The many visitors to North Wootton Village Hall’s Christmas Fair on Saturday 1st December were given the extra treat of a glimpse of the Hall’s ongoing improvements. The transformation at the Hall was remarked upon by many villages who had Read more…
Thanks to a £32,000 grant from the funding body WREN the community in and around North Wootton are set to see significant improvements to their much-loved village hall. The money, awarded by WREN’s FCC Community Action Fund, will be used Read more…
We’ve reached just over a thousand votes in the Aviva Community Fund – thank you! But… we have until 12pm on 21st November to really increase our chances of being selected with more votes. The Aviva Community Fund will finance Read more…
AVIVA HAS OPENED THE VOTE IN THEIR ANNUAL AVIVA COMMUNITY FUND, OFFERING FUNDING TO LOCAL COMMUNITY GROUPS AND PROJECTS. The fund offers grants from up to £1,000 to £25,000 and operates on a competition basis with applicants being put to a public vote via Read more…
The idea of the Macmillan Coffee Morning is to show off the Hall to villagers, tell them of our ideas, and to canvas opinions on what people would like to see in the village hall, all while raising a little money for Macmillan too.