Welcome to Grayshott Village Hall
Grayshott Village Hall is one of the largest village halls in Hampshire, situated on the Hampshire/Surrey borders with easy access from the A3 and A287. It has been an essential part of Grayshott community life for more than 100 years. To a more detailed History courtesy of Mr B Tapp - Grayshott Village Archive
A large number of clubs, societies and groups meet regularly in the village halls offering a diverse range of activities for members of the community and surrounding areas.
The Village Hall provides a flexible and friendly venue, with a variety of halls and rooms available for hire, either individually or in conjunction with each other. There is a private car park with 4 disabled parking bays as well as parking for a further 40 vehicles.
WiFi is provided free of charge for all users of the Village Hall. Details of the WiFi IDs, and the password, are posted in each space.
The halls are fully licensed for the sale of alcohol and entertainments, and they are equipped with extensive catering facilities. The halls are ideal for large functions such as weddings, conferences, fund raisers, birthday parties, meetings, exhibitions, theatrical & musical performances, film shows, lectures & seminars, as well as sports activities such as badminton.
Grayshott Village Hall Benefits from New Energy-Efficient Heating System
Grayshott Village Hall, one of the area's most important community facilities, has completed a major heating upgrade with the installation of new energy-efficient boilers and controls.
The Hall welcomes around 29,000 users each year and hosts more than 2,100 booked sessions for over 100 local organisations. From fitness classes and theatre groups to health clinics, community events and private celebrations, the Hall serves residents from Grayshott, Hindhead, Haslemere and surrounding villages.
The previous heating system, parts of which were more than 40 years old, had become increasingly unreliable and inefficient. The new high-efficiency boilers will provide a warmer, more comfortable environment while significantly reducing energy consumption, carbon emissions and ongoing maintenance costs. Improved heating controls will also allow only occupied rooms to be heated, avoiding unnecessary energy use.
The project will help safeguard the long-term sustainability of the Hall, enabling trustees to keep hire charges affordable and continue investing in future improvements that benefit the community. Reliable and accessible facilities are particularly important for older residents, young families and local voluntary groups, helping the Hall maintain its role as a year-round hub for health, wellbeing and social connection.
The Trustees of Grayshott Village Hall are grateful to East Hampshire District Council for its £20,000 Developer Contributions grant towards the cost of the project, which was completed in August.
Councillor Angela Glass, Portfolio Holder for Regulation & Enforcement, said: "Developer contributions play a vital role in ensuring that new growth directly benefits our communities. This is an excellent project and a fantastic use of Community Infrastructure Levy funding. I am delighted that we have been able to support improvements to a village hall that is so well used by local residents."
The Trustees are also grateful for grants received from the National Lottery Community Fund (£20,000), Grayshott Parish Council (£10,000) and Haslemere Town Council (£15,000)
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