Following over fifty years of the village school using the hall to provide freshly-cooked school dinners, in 2005 the Hall management committee raised £17,000 to refurbish the Hall, including a new kitchen and a new boiler system. More recently, all the windows have been replaced with energy saving double glazing.

The Hall has disabled access, a disabled toilet and a public address system. It can accommodate 60+ people seated and over a hundred standing.

Since 2003 the lower part of the Hall has been rented out to accommodate a Post Office, and in 2004 the Community Shop opened in what had originally been the Reading Room. Regrettably, there is no longer a permanent Post Office since the Post Mistress retired a few years ago. There is, however, a drop-in Post Office 2 mornings a week.

A fantastic party was held to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War in Nov 2018, with displays of memorabilia and a sing along of all the old songs. 

The Hall aims to provide a facility for community social activities and meetings. There are regular meetings by the Parish Council, Brownies, Pilates, and Bridge Club . It is used frequently for children's parties. The Hall can be hired for one-off events at £8.00/hour by the local community, and at £16.00/hour by non-village organisations. Please book via the Village Shop.

2020 - The Hall is fully compliant with all Covid-19 regulations and is looking forward to having everyone back, including the Parish Council.