Funders and supporters: Gloucestershire County Council, Barn Wood, The Summerfield Charitable Trust, Teddington and Alstone Parish Council, Enovert Community Trust, Tewkesbury Borough Council, Morrisons Foundation, Community Fund
Teddington & Alstone Village Hall exterior

Teddington & Alstone Village Hall

Teddington, Gloucestershire GL20 8JA

A venue for the parishioners of Teddington & Alstone to enjoy a wide variety of activities and events — hiring for parties, clubs, classes, choir/music practice, quiz nights, bingo, fundraising events, and more.

September 2026 Update

Latest News

Welcome to the new Village Hall website following migration from its original platform to this, a more modern AI based environment.  All pages, functions and links are available and working, together with a range of supporting documents.  However, please let us know via the Contact page should you notice any problems or omissions. We thank you for persevering with us during the time the site was off-line, and if you have any questions, queries, or need any specific information then please contact one of the following: Susan Carter, Chair, on 01242 620264 or via [email protected] Brian Foreman, Bookings Secretary, 01242 620898/ 07879 988360 or via [email protected]

TEDDINGTON & ALSTONE VILLAGE HALL UPDATE

The Teddington and Alstone Village Hall Management Committee are pleased to announce that further to the re-roofing works, the installation of the solar energy system and air-to-air heating/cooling system carried out in 2025, we have now gratefully received grant funding to assist with the following projects: - to install a further air-to-air heating/cooling system in the toilet block (National Lottery Community Fund) - to carry out ground-works in the front garden prior to installing new seating (Gloss County Council Grassroots Neighbourhood Fund) - to provide two bench seats in the front garden (Community Health & Wellbeing Grant, TBC) Later on during September, the main hall, kitchen and entrance lobby will be redecorated.  The work will entail freshening up the existing colour scheme; treating and painting the ceiling; and patching up areas of wear and tear. Finally, during 2026 the Village Hall Insurance Company engaged with us regarding a possible subsidence claim at the kitchen end of the building.  This matter continues to be monitored and reported on by a specialist firm.  As part of this exercise the outside underground drainage was investigated and work was then undertaken to address the issues raised.

Lucky Numbers 2026

The LUCKY NUMBERS CLUB is open for another prize-packed year in 2026 — Small Lottery Permit No: 22/00040/BGSMLT. Distribution of the new membership cards to households in the parish has been completed. If you've not received your card, please contact Brian Foreman on 01242 620898 or via [email protected]

The Winners of the Second 2026 Lucky Numbers Draw are available here. View Winners

All the latest Public events will appear here as they are confirmed. Please remember to check back on a regular basis. For any other questions or queries, please contact Brian on 01242 620898, 07879 988360 or via [email protected]

Regular Classes and Clubs

Yoga with Emmie

Yoga with Emmie

Yoga with Emmie Solasta at Teddington Village Hall on Thursdays, 9.00am, on regular dates throughout the year. See new dates for 2026 on the Village Hall calendar.

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Pilates with Emily

Pilates with Emily

Pilates takes place on Monday evenings on regular dates throughout the year. Click More Here for details. See new dates for 2026 on the Village Hall calendar.

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Crafting Club

Crafting Club

Sessions run monthly on Friday mornings. Contact Helen for details: [email protected]. See new dates for 2026 on the Village Hall calendar.

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New Cuppa & Cake Morning

New Cuppa & Cake Morning

Coming Soon

A new community morning gathering — details coming soon.

A Quick Bit of History

Teddington & Alstone Village Hall was built in the mid-1930's. Among the earliest records are accounts and receipts relating to a Coronation Party held there in 1937 and some of the names appearing, such as those of Hearle and the Firkins, are of families still connected with the village today. Teddington Village Hall passed into the ownership of a charitable trust under the terms of a trust deed drawn up in 1947. The hall was sold to the trust by the Holland-Martin family of Overbury for the nominal sum of £5. The trust deed states that the hall is held upon trust 'for the purposes of physical and mental training and recreation and social, moral and intellectual development … for the benefit of the inhabitants of the parish of Teddington.' A history of the Churches in the Parish can be found here. CHURCHES