We’re so excited to announce that we’ve secured nearly £400k from the National Lottery to support our ongoing activities and community development.
The National Lottery delivers the Easter Bunny early for us!
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Meg Bezzano-Griffiths
Acoustic improvements – a sound investment!
In response to your feedback from our Harvest Festival event in October we’ve made some improvements to the sound quality in the Main Hall… and the difference is incredible!
Event and meeting spaces available to hire
The latest government announcements have given us some guideline dates for reopening and we’re now looking for individuals, groups and organisations to start to think about returning to the Hall.
Handbaked Easter goodies that do good!
Yummy Easter themed cupcakes and Simnel cakes from our resident baker Carrie now available to order for collection before Easter. With all profits going back into our community projects.
Handbaked Christmas goodies, that do good!
Introducing our handcrafted delicious bakes and chocolate treats for those who appreciate great taste, quality and value for money with 100% of all profits generated going towards supporting activities in our local area.
Connect with family and friends this December – for FREE!
We’re offering free use of our computers, internet and IT skills to help those who don’t have any, to connect face to face with their family and friends.
Lockdown closure at the Hall
In line with the Government announcement on Sat 1st Nov 2020 we are closing Fearon Hall to the public and most of our groups that hire our facilities, from Thurs 5th Nov – Wed 2nd Dec inclusive.
Tier 2 and Fearon Hall
So, how does the new Tier 2 restrictions for Charnwood which came into enforcement today (Sat 31 Oct), effect us at Fearon Hall?
Harvest Festival at Fearon
The Harvest festival was a very different affair at Fearon Hall this year, keeping up with the new Covid regulations meant that we were very limited with the number of people allowed in the Hall at one time.
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