About The Halls
Wraysbury Village Hall has been a vibrant Community Hub at the heart of Wraysbury and the surrounding areas for over 50 years. Established to serve as a welcoming space for residents, it continues to play a vital role in bringing people together and fostering a strong sense of community.
The core mission of the charity is to operate and maintain a village hall that benefits all inhabitants of Wraysbury and the surrounding areas. This includes providing a versatile space for events, activities, and services that cater to diverse community needs, from celebrations and meetings to fitness classes and workshops.
At Wraysbury Village Hall, inclusivity is at the forefront of everything we do. We are proud to offer our facilities and services without distinction of sex, sexual orientation, age, disability, nationality, race, or political, religious, or other opinions. Our goal is to ensure that everyone feels welcome and valued within our community space.
To learn more about how you can book the hall for your next event, please don’t hesitate to get in touch. Wraysbury Village Hall is your space, your community, and your opportunity to connect and grow.
Our Aims
Our mission is to enhance the quality of life for all residents by offering a wide range of activities and services designed to address community needs and promote personal growth. We are dedicated to:
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Reducing Rural Isolation: Creating opportunities for residents to connect, socialise, and build meaningful relationships, ensuring that no one feels left out or disconnected.
- Improving Community Cohesion: Encouraging a sense of unity and belonging by hosting events and activities that bring people together and celebrate diversity.
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Providing Access to Activities and Services for the Elderly and Disabled: Ensuring our facilities are inclusive, accessible, and equipped to cater to individuals with disabilities, so everyone can participate fully in community life.
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Enhancing Mental and Physical Well-Being: Offering programs such as fitness classes, wellness workshops, and social events to support both mental and physical health.
Facilities
1 Main Hall
3 Smaller Halls
Stage & Production Facilities
PA & Music System
Projector Screen
Glitter Ball
Servery Kitchen
Bar & Foyer
Accessible Toilets
Hearing Loop
Baby Changing Facilities
Wheelchair Access
Free Wifi
Outside Space
Available For use –
(subject to availability and rental agreement type)
Focusing On The Future, Remembering The Past
The Foyer Wall proudly displays images of the involvement of HRH The Queen in the opening of the hall, along with the names of Wraysbury residents that lost their lives in WW2.
Experts taken from “Wraysbury Then and Now”, Written by Graham R. Morley – Historian and Local Resident.
Kind permission given for use by Sally Morley
The planning of the Village Hall goes back to as far as 1937, when the Parochial Charities (P.C.) were asked to release the land that Bridge Cottage used to stand on for a new Village Hall….All of the sports clubs, Scouts, Girl Guides, WI and other groups in the village set about raising money for this exciting new project and by 1939 work had started… Things came to a halt with the impending war.......
Among the treasured images adorning the walls of Wraysbury Village Halls is a distinguished portrait of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, a lasting reminder of a momentous occasion in our village’s history. On October 1974, Wraysbury Village Halls were officially opened by Her Majesty The Queen as part of her Royal Progress of the Thames, a historic journey marking the formation of the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead. Her visit remains a proud milestone in Wraysbury’s history..
Beyond being a hub of activity, Wraysbury Village Halls rremembers events of deep historical significance. Upon entering, you will find a poignant tribute to the brave men and women of Wraysbury who served in times of war but never returned home. Their names are etched in our entrance hall as a solemn reminder of their sacrifice. This lasting memorial ensures that their legacy is honored and remembered by all who walk through our doors.