Wilsden Village Hall is a registered charity run as a non-profit on behalf of the community. It was founded in 1976 to serve as the hub of Wilsden village.

The hall is run by a management committee made up of volunteers from the local community, the hall manager Kelley Sutcliffe, deputy manager Paul Westcott and a team of staff. It is entirely self-funded. Running costs are covered through user fees, supplemented by fundraising events and grant applications.

Village groups who meet in the hall include uniformed organisations, dance and fitness groups, art classes and many more. It is also available to hire for special events such as birthdays parties, family celebrations, christenings and wedding receptions.

The hall also has recently refurbished meeting rooms available for business and training events.

Our five-year plan

Click here to download our five-year plan (January 2020)

Our mission statement

Wilsden Village Hall: At the Heart of Our Community

We are a not-for-profit, charitable community hub, here to support the people of Wilsden and surrounding areas.

Our mission is to provide a safe, inclusive, and welcoming space for everyone—regardless of age, background, beliefs, or identity. We offer affordable facilities and support for a wide range of educational, social, recreational, and wellbeing activities.

We’re committed to reducing social isolation, discrimination and promoting both mental and physical wellbeing by empowering local groups and individuals, from the youngest to the oldest.

By working together with residents and local organisations, we aim to ensure Wilsden Village Hall continues to meet the evolving needs of our vibrant community.