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Harraton and District Community Association building, Bonemill Lane (2018).
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Community centre hire in Tyne and Wear
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- 23 community centres listed
- 11 towns and villages
- Published hourly rates from £17
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Halls in Tyne and Wear
23 halls to explore
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St Edmund’s Chapel exterior at the Trinity Centre complex
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Sports pavilion
Tyneside Badminton Centre
Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear
- Kitchen (conditional)
- Wi-Fi
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Gosforth Parish Hall, Newcastle upon Tyne
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Hazlerigg community hall and play park
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Community centre
Hazlerigg and District War Memorial Community Centre
Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear
- Kitchen
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Newburn Parish Hall, Station Road, Newburn
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Cross House, now part of Ryton Community Centre
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Exterior of St George's Church Hall in Jesmond, photographed by Robert Graham.
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Throckley Community Hall on Back Victoria Terrace, photographed 14 November 2013.
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Curtis Mayfield House, Carliol Square, NE1
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Community space
World Headquarters (Curtis Mayfield House)
Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear
- Bar
- Alcohol OK
- Late licence
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Nearby scene: Local area — not the hall: homes on Roseden Way in Great Park, photographed in 2016.Graham Robson, CC BY-SA 2.0
Local area — not the hall: homes on Roseden Way in Great Park, photographed in 2016.
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Nearby scene: Riverside cafe on River View in Blackhall Mill (nearby area scene; not the community centre)Robert Graham, CC BY-SA 2.0
Riverside cafe on River View in Blackhall Mill (nearby area scene; not the community centre)
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Nearby scene: View east down The Broadway, Sunderland; area scene, not the community centre.Robert Graham, CC BY-SA 2.0
View east down The Broadway, Sunderland; area scene, not the community centre.
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Community centre
Kingston Park Community Centre
Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear
- Parking
- Kitchen
- Step-free
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Nearby scene: Lobley Hill road descending toward the A1, with Gateshead on the horizon (photographed 29 October 2005).Steve McShane, CC BY-SA 2.0
Lobley Hill road descending toward the A1, with Gateshead on the horizon (photographed 29 October 2005).
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Nearby scene: Mowbray Street from the playground, with Ouseburn Community Centre at the right.Mark Smiles, CC BY-SA 2.0
Mowbray Street from the playground, with Ouseburn Community Centre at the right.
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Nearby scene: Hylton Road, Pennywell, Sunderland (near Pennywell Community Centre; not the venue), by Brian Abbott / Geograph, CC BY-SA 2.0Brian Abbott, CC BY-SA 2.0
Hylton Road, Pennywell, Sunderland (near Pennywell Community Centre; not the venue), by Brian Abbott / Geograph, CC BY-SA 2.0
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Nearby scene: Entrance to St Hilda's Sunday School, attached to the church in JesmondAlixChaytor, CC BY-SA 4.0
Entrance to St Hilda's Sunday School, attached to the church in Jesmond
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Nearby scene: Leominster Road, Sunderland — nearby neighbourhood context, not St Michael's Community Centre.Malc McDonald, CC BY-SA 2.0
Leominster Road, Sunderland — nearby neighbourhood context, not St Michael's Community Centre.
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Nearby scene: Front Street, Whickham, near the community centre (local area view; not the hall).Oliver Dixon, CC BY-SA 2.0
Front Street, Whickham, near the community centre (local area view; not the hall).
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Local prices and facilities
Community centre hire in Tyne and Wear at a glance
- Typical rate
- £20median of 3 · £17–£20
- Capacity
- 50–612guests · 6 of 23 listed
- Halls listed
- 2317 community · 3 church
Facilities confirmed
- 10 of 10kitchen
- 4 of 5parking
- 8 of 8step-free
- 5 of 5tables & chairs
- 1 of 1alcohol ok
- 1 of 1bouncy castle 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 Tyne and Wear: common questions
How much does it cost to hire a hall in Tyne and Wear?
Published hourly rates in Tyne and Wear run from £17 to £20 an hour, with a median of £20. That is based on 3 halls with a sourced rate; other listings do not confirm an hourly rate. Community and resident rates are often lower than the standard rate shown.
How many people can you fit in a hall in Tyne and Wear?
Capacities in Tyne and Wear range from 50 to 612 guests across the 6 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 Tyne and Wear have a kitchen?
All 10 halls in Tyne and Wear 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 Tyne and Wear?
4 of the 5 halls in Tyne and Wear 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 Tyne and Wear?
The only hall in Tyne and Wear with confirmed details allows 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.
Which halls in Tyne and Wear allow a bouncy castle?
The only hall in Tyne and Wear with confirmed details allows a bouncy castle. Ceiling height and the hirer's own insurance are the usual sticking points, so check both with the hall.
Are there step-free halls in Tyne and Wear?
All 8 halls in Tyne and Wear 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 Tyne and Wear?
We list 23 halls in Tyne and Wear: 17 community centres, 3 church halls, 1 other community spaces, 1 parish rooms, 1 sports pavilions.