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Lark Lane Community Centre in the former Old Police Station on Lark Lane
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Community centre hire in Merseyside
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- 22 community centres listed
- 11 towns and villages
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Halls in Merseyside
22 halls to explore
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Exterior sign and entrance at Anfield Sports & Community Centre, also home of Lower Breck FC.
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Lee Valley Millennium Centre (Belle Vale Community Centre), Liverpool
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Belle Vale Community Centre (Lee Valley Millennium Centre)
Liverpool, Merseyside
- Parking
- Step-free
- Alcohol OK (conditional)
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Exterior of George Howard Centre on Lickers Lane, Whiston
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Greenbank Sports Academy entrance sign
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St Nicholas Hall and Function Suite (Harrison Hall), Wallasey Village.
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Salisbury Amateur Boxing Club exterior at Strada Hall, Liverpool
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Exterior of St Andrew's Centre and hall on Moorfields Avenue, Noctorum
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Vale House Community Centre from the landscaped grounds
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Community centre
Vale House Community Centre
Wallasey, Merseyside
- Parking (conditional)
- Step-free
- Garden
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Wavertree Christian Community Centre on Earlsfield Road, home of Wavertree Christian Fellowship.
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Woodlands Community Centre, Netherley (photographed 2012).
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Nearby scene: Utting Avenue's former railway bridge near the centre; area context only, not the Bridge Community Centre.Sue Adair, CC BY-SA 2.0
Utting Avenue's former railway bridge near the centre; area context only, not the Bridge Community Centre.
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Nearby scene: St Philip's Community Church beside Derbyshire Hill Family CentreJThomas, CC BY-SA 2.0
St Philip's Community Church beside Derbyshire Hill Family Centre
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Nearby scene: Formby railway station from the south, near Raven Meols Community Centre (local area image, not the venue).Neil Theasby, CC BY-SA 2.0
Formby railway station from the south, near Raven Meols Community Centre (local area image, not the venue).
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Nearby scene: Nearby Malvern Primary School entrance on Willoughby Road, Swanside area (local view; not Swanside Community Centre)chris croft, CC BY-SA 2.0
Nearby Malvern Primary School entrance on Willoughby Road, Swanside area (local view; not Swanside Community Centre)
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Nearby scene: Sandhills railway station platform, near The Climbing Hangar Liverpool NorthEl Pollock, CC BY-SA 2.0
Sandhills railway station platform, near The Climbing Hangar Liverpool North
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Nearby scene: Eaton Road in West Derby, near The Cornerstone CentreJThomas, CC BY-SA 2.0
Eaton Road in West Derby, near The Cornerstone Centre
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Nearby scene: St John the Baptist in Tuebrook, a nearby local landmark; area reference only, not a photo of Tuebrook Community Centre.S Parish, CC BY-SA 2.0
St John the Baptist in Tuebrook, a nearby local landmark; area reference only, not a photo of Tuebrook Community Centre.
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Local prices and facilities
Community centre hire in Merseyside at a glance
- Capacity
- 80–150guests · 2 of 22 listed
- Halls listed
- 2215 community · 4 other
Facilities confirmed
- 8 of 8kitchen
- 12 of 12parking
- 9 of 9step-free
- 5 of 5tables & chairs
- 2 of 3alcohol ok
Counted against halls with a confirmed answer, not the full list. A hall we have not checked is never counted as a no.
Hiring a hall in Merseyside: common questions
How many people can you fit in a hall in Merseyside?
Capacities in Merseyside range from 80 to 150 guests across the 2 halls that publish a figure. Seated dining usually takes noticeably fewer people than the standing maximum, so check the breakdown on each listing.
Do halls in Merseyside have a kitchen?
All 8 halls in Merseyside with confirmed details have a kitchen. Provision varies from a warming kitchen to a full commercial one, which matters if you are bringing a caterer.
Is there parking at halls in Merseyside?
All 12 halls in Merseyside with confirmed details have on-site parking. Village halls in particular often share a car park with a church or playing field, so space can be tight at busy times.
Can you serve alcohol at a hall in Merseyside?
2 of the 3 halls in Merseyside with confirmed details allow alcohol. Many community halls permit it at a private event but require a Temporary Event Notice if you intend to sell drinks, so confirm the terms before you book.
Are there step-free halls in Merseyside?
All 9 halls in Merseyside with confirmed details have step-free access. An accessible toilet is listed separately on each venue page.
What kinds of hall can you hire in Merseyside?
We list 22 halls in Merseyside: 15 community centres, 4 other community spaces, 3 church halls.