Unincorporated organisations – village halls governed by a deed of Trust Many village halls in Scotland,in trust by property trustees, which then allows a separate management committee to run and use the hall,This can mean the people running the activities of the hall and the people who own the hall are operating
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Some of the activities you might carry out or want to start doing in your village or community hall could,take different views on the requirements and conditions of a Public Entertainment Licence, but many village,halls and community buildings are likely to require one.,have a Public Entertainment Licence you don’t require a Theatre Licence.Gaming, bingo and lotteries Village,halls are extremely unlikely to need to become licensed for gambling purposes and lotteries for good
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recruitment and training of volunteers for emergency relief, the administration of grants and loans for village,halls, a Music Committee to encourage amateur music, and a training and loan scheme for rural blacksmiths,remit to provide a forum and focus for the interests of Councils of Social Service, Federations of Village,Halls, and community associations.
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Carstairs Junction is exactly what it sounds like; a village built on a transport link.,In times gone by, the entire population of the village worked in the busy Carstairs railway station.,But she couldn’t stand by when the village’s community hall was threatened with indefinite closure.,The need to renovate the hall became much more urgent after Storm Éowyn, which blew part of the hall’,Silviya would like the renovated village hall to be a hub of knowledge and help for people whose homes
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