About Stansfield Village Hall
The Village Hall is a hub of the local community, hosting a range of events. 2 rooms for hire, seats up to 100. email bookings@Stansfieldvillage.org. uk
Stansfield Village Hall Description
Stansfield Village, Hall Lane, Stansfield, Sudbury, Suffolk, CO10 8LW, hosts a range of community events, talks, film nights, demonstrations, an annual summer fete & Christmas shopping event.
The hall is used by local clubs, and a toddler group.
The hall has two function rooms: the main hall seats 100 theatre style and 80 at tables, the green room caters for up to 60 people standing.
The venue is license and available for meetings, parties & wedding receptions.
For more info contact bookings@Stansfieldvillage.org. uk
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Date for your diary... The Infamous Stanfield Village quiz returns with its infamous quiz mistress on Saturday September 22nd...
Stansfield Village Hall Needs your Votes. The Village Hall is asking for your help in voting to bag a share of Tesco’s bag fund Stansfield Village Hall is bidding to bag a massive cash boost from the Tesco Bags of Help initiative. Tesco teamed up with Groundwork to launch its community funding scheme, which sees grants of £4,000, £2,000 and £1,000 raised from carrier bag sales in Tesco stores awarded to local community projects. Three groups in every Tesco region have been s...hortlisted to receive the cash award and shoppers are being invited to head along to Tesco stores to vote for who they think should take away the top grant. Stansfield Village Hall is one of the groups on the shortlist with the money going towards the Children’s Playground Equipment Refurbishment. Stansfield Village Hall has grants already for most of the equipment and work has started on the playground thanks to the generosity of Havebury Housing Partnership, St Edmunds Borough Council and our own Parish Council, but your help in voting for us when you visit the Haverhill Tesco store, would help us to finish the playground. Voting is open in the Haverhill Tesco store until the end of August 2018 and customers will cast their vote using a token given to them at the check-out in store each time they shop. Alec Brown, Head of Community at Tesco, said: “Bags of Help has been a fantastic success and we’ve been overwhelmed by the response from customers. It’s such a special scheme because it’s local people who decide how the money will be spent in their community. There are some fantastic projects on the shortlists and we can’t wait to see these come to life in hundreds of communities.”
Groundwork’s National Chief Executive, Graham Duxbury, said: “Bags of Help continues to enable local communities up and down the UK to improve the local spaces and places that matter to them. The diversity of projects that are being funded shows that local communities have a passion to create something great in their area. We are pleased to be able to be a part of the journey and provide support and encouragement to help local communities thrive.”
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Come and try this gentle form of exercise that can help maintain strength, flexibility, and balance, and could be the perfect activity for the rest of your life. In this low-impact, slow-motion exercise, you go without pausing through a series of motions named for animal actions — for example, "white crane spreads its wings" — or martial arts moves, such as "box both ears." As you move, you breathe deeply and naturally, focusing your attention — as in some kinds of meditation... — on your bodily sensations. Tai chi differs from other types of exercise in several respects. The movements are usually circular and never forced, the muscles are relaxed rather than tensed, the joints are not fully extended or bent, and connective tissues are not stretched. Tai chi can be easily adapted for anyone, from the most fit to people confined to wheelchairs or recovering from surgery.
Every Friday morning at Stansfield Village Hall from 10.30 to 11.30am £7 a class. Beginners welcome.
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Discover the fascinating Ancient Art of Dowsing Stansfield Talks at Stansfield Village Hall, Friday 10th August
Learn how to read the magnetic energy in the ground beneath your feet and reveal the hidden world of the past that has been buried for centuries.
... Leading experts Geoff Crockford and Nigel Hughes will introduce this fascinating subject and provide a hands-on opportunity for participants to practice the technique for themselves.
Geoff and Nigel will tell us about the phenomenon that ancient archaeology leaves a detailed memory in the ground that dowsing can mark out in great detail. The energy comes from chemicals laid down like a stencil due to events and activities in and on the ground. If the ground is undisturbed the energy remains for thousands of years and we can be the first ones to see such a prehistoric picture in all of this time.
Once physically marked out further aspects of dowsing can be employed to explore this hidden world of the past. Be prepared for surprises! Dowsing, the response to unconscious or subliminal energies in our environment, covers a whole range of activities, including water dowsing and dowsing the human aura. Dowsing is a sense that can be developed by most people. Once dowsing skills are developed you are off into another world; a world that can take your breath away with what it reveals. Some people are very sensitive to and respond readily to the energies, others have to practice before acquiring the skill.
We are surrounded by a vast invisible sea of energy full of information. This event opens the gate onto a new world with new discoveries awaiting everyone.
Much of Geoff and Nigel’s research has taken place in rural areas around the country where the ground has often laid undisturbed for thousands of years. Thus areas such as our beautiful environment, here in rural Suffolk, holds the memories of history in great detail almost like a detailed set of blue prints. What will you find in the earth beneath your feet?!
This will be a talk and teach presentation with members of the audience taking part, as well introducing some simple basic elements of scientific dowsing that everyone can take part in. The presentation will conclude with powerful questions for how the world needs dowsing.
Stansfield Talks at Stansfield Village Hall, Friday 10th August Doors 7pm – Tickets £5 – Licensed Bar To book: 01284 789192 or friends@stansfieldvillage.org.uk
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Reelt Time this Friday ~ The Greatest Showman ~ a great musical, at Stansfield Village Hall Friday 13th July Doors 7pm ~ Licensed Bar tickets £5, u16 £4
... https://youtu.be/AXCTMGYUg9A
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No Tai Chi this Friday, commences again on Friday 13th July. The number 13 is considered lucky by the Chinese people, so it would be a great day for anyone considering taking up Tai Chi to start!
"Bored, baffled, ripped-off: all things that crossed my mind in my first few weeks learning tai chi. But eight months in, I can’t get enough of it. How did this happen?" find out what Florence Waters of Telegraph says about the benefits of Tai Chi https://www.telegraph.co.uk/…/Tai-chi-i s-the-perfect-antido…
The Rural Coffee Caravan visited the Village Hall for a Suffolk Day coffee morning on the 21st.