Bromham Community Hub Wiltshire

Book the Hub

There is one hall which can be partitioned to create the North Hall and the South Hall.

  • Bromham Community Hub - North Hall

    North Hall

    Local Organisation - £12

    Resident - £20

    Non-Resident - £30

    Commercial - £40

  • Bromham Community Hub - South Hall

    South Hall

    Local Organisation - £12

    Resident - £20

    Non-Resident - £30

    Commercial - £40

  • Bromham Community Hub - Whole Hall

    Whole Hall

    Local Organisation - £20

    Resident - £35

    Non-Resident - £55

    Commercial - £75

  • Bromham Community Hub - Owl in the Hub Cafe

    *Cafe

    Local Organisation - £12

    Resident - £20

    Non-Resident - £30

    Commercial - N/A

*Cafe is only available for hire when the Owl in the Hub Cafe is closed.


Wedding Weekend - Whole Hall booked from 4pm Friday through to Sunday midday - £1430

  • The Hub is licensed and a fully staffed bar can be provided on request.

  • Free car park with 50+ spaces.

  • Fully accessible with 5 accessible parking spaces.

  • Hire charge includes the use of tables and chairs.

  • Full fibre broadband and audio-visual equipment is available.

  • Wraparound patio area with seating and beautifully planted beds.

  • Staging and spotlights available.

  • A noise/damage deposit may be required.

  • Owl in the Hub in-House catering can provide quotes for any occasion.

  • Community kitchen and fully licensed bar available for events.

  • Community kitchen and fully licensed bar available for events.


PLEASE INCLUDE TIME FOR SETTING UP AND CLEARING AWAY.

Bookings for events raising money for Local Charities - same as Resident rates.

The Community Hub is a charity, and its aim is to support the residents of Bromham, local organisations and local charities. It is not a profit-making organisation and is obligated to follow regulations put in place by the Charity Commission.

The regulations state that any fundraising must be for local charities with funds raised benefiting the local community directly. What this means is that national charities and others outside of the local community fail to qualify and any events to raise money directly for them must be charged a higher rate and not the subsidised rate.