This year the AGM will take place in the hall but will also be available online via Zoom, on Wednesday 20th October at 7.30pm
All residents are invited to attend, and we would very much appreciate your support.
For those attending the hall, refreshments will be available, including a limited bar. The first beer or glass of wine will be free.
For those who would prefer to attend via Zoom, a link to the meeting will be emailed to everyone on the Village Email List. If you are not on the list please contact us using our form here to be sent a link or to ask to be added to the mailing list. The link will take you straight to the meeting, using a computer, tablet or phone. You do not need to install anything in advance.
As with last year’s AGM, the meeting is expected to be relatively short as groups have only recently been returning to the hall. We will give a short report of the hall’s activities in the last year and our current situation, as well as a summary of the financial report. Full versions of these reports will be posted online.
Last year’s minutes are here: Minutes of The Narth Hall AGM October 2020 (pdf file)
The agenda will be
- Review of the year
- Our current situation and looking forward
- Discussion time – your chance to ask questions and give your opinion
- Elections to the Committee
- 100 Club draw
We Value Your Support
For more information, or if you are thinking about joining the committee or other ways you can help, contact the committee via the Contact Us form on this web site or call one of the current committee
The Committee page will give you more information about the charity, and a link to the current Charity Scheme (constitution) and policies
Wye Valley Women would love you to join them in the Village Hall for an hour on Sunday 15th December at 4:30pm to sing Christmas carols and to enjoy seasonal refreshments.
Take a stroll back in time this year to see the Victorian Christmas Trials at The Narth Village Hall on the afternoon of Saturday 14th December, when Gwent Magistrates will be re-enacting true cases as they appeared in Court back in the Victorian times.
A few years ago, Mari realised she had disappeared. Shocked but undaunted, she’s decided to use this misfortune to her advantage. Get ready for red lipstick, rubber bands and retribution as Mari attempts to right the wrongs of her community.
The end of May Bank Holiday Monday wouldn’t be the same without the annual Big Breakfast, this year on 27th May from 9 am to 11 am.
Acclaimed Bristol based band Carmina are coming to The Narth on Saturday 11th May, (doors open 7pm for 7.30pm start) and we advise you to get your tickets early!
The Narth Village Hall 