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Dordon has quite a lot of history, in a book, ‘Antiquities’ (History of Warwickshire) published in 1656 it would appear that Dordon was well established as a hamlet .... morethe village hall
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They are elected to represent the interests of the local community as a whole and promote a harmonious local environment. The number of elected Councillors depends ... more.About the Village Hall
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Main Hall The main hall is tastefully decorated in cream and peach, it has a spacious, sprung, polished wooden floor. There are in total 19 tables and 140 chairs. The hall itself can hold 120 people comfortably. The improvements to the village hall and its surroundings were the result of a project carried out for Dordon Parish Council during 1994/1995 by North Warwickshire Borough Council. The works were partly funded by Dordon Parish Council and partly by and from the European Regional Development Fund. |
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Bar Area This is a small room built on the side of the hall. It has facilities for hand washing and bottle washing along with a serving area. It can also be used as a cafe bar with its own kettle. |
The Kitchen A large exceptionally clean catering area with all the amenities needed, i.e. fridge, cooker and crockery. There is a large serving hatch and two sink areas with hand washing facilities, perfect for self catering and equally adequate for outside catering. |
Meeting Room Originally the stage area (before renovation in 1995) it is now used as a meeting room for the council and other users. There are 5 grouped tables capable of sitting at least 14 people comfortably. This room has a carpet and is nicely decorated in green. |
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Resource Centre The Resource Centre was officially launched on the 14th July 1995. It is a group of rooms comprising of an office, ICT work area and another kitchen (only able to serve tea and coffee). Entrance to this area is through the rear door on Kitwood Avenue which makes it usable separately from the main hall. |
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Toilet Facilities There are both male and female toilets off the main hall, as well as a disabled WC to the side of the hall. There is also a disabled WC in the resource centre. |
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