Welcome to the Hartlebury Parish Hall website
Covid-19 Roadmap 2021
The 4 step Road Map to unlocking
as applied to Village and Community Halls
There will be a phased re-opening of the Parish Hall (see below)
- Outdoor gatherings of either six people or two households will be allowed –the “rule of six”.
- Outdoor sports facilities such as tennis, bowls or basketball courts can reopen
- All indoor children's activities can open.
- Parent and child groups can open indoors, e.g., parent and toddlers, with up to 15 attending plus under-fives
- Controlled events can take place with up to 50% capacity, but people mustn’t congregate in groups of more than 6.
- Hospitality settings will be able to open in accordance with the “rule of 6”, so community cafes, coffee mornings and social clubs can take place.
- Film shows, plays, concerts and sports matches can take place, subject to social distancing.
- Indoor sports activities, including exercise classes, table tennis, badminton can take place.
- Up to 30 people will be able to attend weddings, receptions, funerals and wakes.
- The “rule of 6” will apply to indoor events.
- Social distancing rules still apply.
There will be some restrictions initially—following government guidelines you will be asked to provide name and contact phone number on entry (note: this information will be discarded after 21 days); tables will be spaced further apart.
General Coronavirus changes include: providing hand sanitisers; screens at the serving hatches in the kitchen and the bar; paper towel dispensers in the lavatories rather than hot air blowers; etc.
From June 21st:
- All legal limits on social contact are removed. Outdoor events with more than 30 people can take place.
- Dancing is permitted.
- Restrictions on numbers at weddings and funerals are abolished.
GOV.UK—Guidance updated (updated April 12th 2021) COVID-19: Guidance for the safe use of multi-purpose community facilities
Get a free PCR test to check if you have Coronavirus
Order coronavirus (COVID-19) rapid flow tests
WRCC—Re-opening Village Halls (updated March 29th 2021) ACRE Information Sheet Version 9—includes list of useful appendices
ACRE Information Sheet issue 9—current on March 26th 2021
Perhaps most useful is the Appendix D – Activities Table 26.3.21 – this shows a whole range of activities held in village & community halls, the step at which this activity can take place and any limits on the activity.
Some seating plans at varying social distancing
Download Statement PDF 05-02-2021
Why is parish council blocking plans for Covid test centre in village?
Article from The Kidderminster Shuttle
Hear Cath Holden and Peter Tomlinson speaking on H&W local radio
Leaflet posted out to Hartlebury residents from HPHMC W/E 30-01-2021
Notice to Hall Users (car park)
Click to read the full statement (13th November)
Hartlebury Parish Council has decided that the rear car park will be closed for essential repairs from Monday September 7th for a minimum of 2 weeks.
The over-spill car park by the MUGA is available as an alternative.
Please leave disabled spaces free if at all possible.
We apologise for any inconvenience.
For further information as to when the car park will re-open,
please contact the Parish Council clerk…
Lesley Cleaver
hartlebury.clerkgmail.com
support Your Parish Hall
Concerts
Anniversary celebrations
Wakes
Riding For Disabled, Walking For Health, Social Singles

"I must say that your website is by far the most professional that I have encountered as far as village halls go." Phil M

Refuge

Coming Up



Pétanque
Available from March 29th
Complete beginners, old hands, any skill level, all welcome—come along and join us; give it a try.
Peter on 07714 278860
More info
Things to do
Image Colouring
Tutankhamun
Buddha
Jan Van Eyck_Arnolfini
St Basil's Cathedral
Forest Girl
Cactus Girl
Oshun
Dragon
Kandinsky_Black and Violet
Alfons Mucha_Cycles Perfecta
Eugene Grasset_Best of All Inks

"Not, I have to say, that there seems to be anyone in our body politic that even has a torch with a working battery that they know how to operate."
Independent—Adavoider