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The Official Tourist Board of the Peak
District & Derbyshire
where you
wlil find a wealth of useful information for visitors to
the region
To
find out more about Tansley Village itself,
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WHO USES TANSLEY VILLAGE
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Tansley Village Hall was the setting for
a recently-filmed slot in How to Look Good
Naked, Channel 4's popular makeover programme
presented by fashion guru Gok Wan and produced by
Maverick TV.
The hall also provides a venue for
theatrical performances by Chatsworth Players, High Tor
Players, Tansley Players and Tangere Arts. It hosts the
village pantomime and primary school plays and provides
a venue for parents' meetings.
Tansley Village Hall is also a venue for
Live &
Local, a not-for-profit arts
organisation working with voluntary groups across
Derbyshire, Warwickshire and Staffordshire.
It is also a great place for private
parties and receptions - adults' and children's birthday
parties, christenings, wedding and funeral
receptions.
Tansley Village Hall is the hub of
village life and a place where a lot of people have a
lot of fun. There have been barn dances, salsa classes,
folk-dancing, belly-dancing and even a medieval banquet
complete with hog roast!
The hall is home to a variety of
activities such as tai chi, pilates, chair-based
exercise, whist drives, and bingo. It is also used by
Tansley's Garden & Countryside Club, Film Club,
Ladies Group, and Tuesday Club.
It is an ideal location for fundraising
events such as table-top sales, cream teas, auctions and
quiz nights.
It is used for church events such as the
harvest supper and by the local council for public
meetings.
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WHY NOT BOOK TANSLEY
VILLAGE HALL FOR YOUR EVENT OR SPECIAL
OCCASION? |
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HOW TO LOOK GOOD
NAKED - IN TANSLEY VILLAGE HALL!
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An
episode of How to
Look Good Naked featuring Tansley Village Hall was
shown on Channel 4 on Monday 23rd November 2009.
Television
production company Maverick spent Friday July 17th
inside and outside Tansley Village Hall filming the
feature slot. Production
staff were joined by some 50 women for the filming,
which had as its central theme beauty and fashion since
the 1940s. The Village Hall was set out in a period
style - wooden chairs and trestle tables, no electric
clock, plastic or aluminium.
The
TV series, presented by fashion guru Gok Wan, shows
women how to look great with their clothes on or off no
matter what their body shape. Gok, who once weighed 21
stone himself, knows what it’s like to be self-conscious
about body
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Portable Planetarium comes to
Tansley! |
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On Wednesday morning, 16th June 2010,
all the children at Tansley Primary School enjoyed an
educational show in a portable planetarium within
Tansley Village Hall.
The different year groups attended
separate shows tailored specifically for their
age-range.
Head Teacher Tracey Holmes said "It was
a wonderful experience that inspired the children in
learning about astronomy and the universe as part of the
school's Science Week."
The inflatable Super-Dome planetarium
was supplied, set-up and operated by Astrodome. One of
the presenters will return to the school to answer more
of the children's
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Tansley Village
Hall |
Facilities for
Hire |
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tel. 01629 584243
or BOOK
ONLINE |
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Click HERE for a Google
map showing the location of Tansley Village
Hall |
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Side view of Tansley
Village Hall viewed from Tansley Village
Green |
Front of hall viewed from
Church Street |
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Tansley Village Green with Village
Hall in far background
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View across the Village Green from the
Children's Playground |
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View towards stage showing
screen and comfortable chairs (Tansley Film
Club) |
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Stage showing some of the
cast of Cinderella, a production by Tansley Players
(February 2011) |
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Barn Dance in Main
Hall |
Main hall viewed from front
of stage |
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Dining/meeting area viewed
from kitchen work area |
Dining/meeting area in
use |
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Pies in the oven (Barn
Dance 2009) |
Kitchen work
area |
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FACILITIES &
CHARGES |
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ROOMS
AVAILABLE
Tansley Village
Hall has three hireable rooms:
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The
Main Hall (12.5m x 6m x 4.2m high maximum
plus bar area 5.2m x 5.1m)
The Main
Hall has a stage (5m x
4.2m; platform is 0.96m above the hall floor)
with lighting, a public address system & hearing
loop, and a 3.5m-wide front-projection screen.
Facilities also include central heating, tables and
chairs, space for a bar, and access & toilets
for wheelchair users. The Main Hall can accommodate up
to 140 people. Its hire automatically includes use of
the Kitchen/Meeting room mentioned below.
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Dining/Meeting
Room with kitchen area (7.7m x 4.6m
excluding kitchen area)
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centrally-heated room is included in the hire of
the Main Hall but can also be hired separately, being
suitable for groups of up to 50 people. Access &
toilets are the same as for the Main Hall, and there
are tables and chairs available. The Meeting Room can
also serve as a Dining Room.
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Upstairs Room - this is
suitable for up to 30 people. It has separate outside
access via a ramp and a few steps There is a
toilet and also facilities for making tea and
coffee, but no wheelchair access. The room is equipped
with tables and chairs.
HIRE
CHARGES
Hire charge for
the Main Hall &
Dining/Meeting Room together is very
competitive at £11 per hour. Tansley
residents are offered a discount rate of £8 per hour.
Rates for the
other rooms are the same for residents and non-residents
alike at £5 per hour for the
Dining/Meeting Room only
and £4 per hour for the
Upstairs Room.
This attractive Victorian
building is a great place for a get-together or a
meeting.
Make it your
choice! |
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INFORMATION FOR HIRERS OF
TANSLEY VILLAGE HALL
Licensing Act 2003 - Temporary
Events Notices (Tens )
For an
explanation of Tens and a list of licensable activities,
please see:
http://www.derbyshiredales.gov.uk/Images/TENS%20EXPLAINED_tcm19-95617.pdf
A
downloadable interactive application form is available
from:
http://forms.derbyshirepartnership.gov.uk/dms/document.asp?versionid=904
Two
copies of the completed form must be sent to Derbyshire
Dales District Council at the address shown on the form,
'at least 10 days before the event' One copy must
be sent to the police: The Licensing Dept., Buxton
Police HQ, Silverlands, Buxton, SK17 6QJ
Licencing of music
The Village Hall has a PRS For Music
Licence. This covers the playing of live music (not
recordings). If other licences are required in respect
any activity in the Village Hall (e.g. TV
licence, Phonographic Performance Ltd - for playing
recorded music) the Hirer must ensure that they
hold the relevant
licence.
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