The Jubilee Hall began in 1908 as a Reading and Recreation room for the men of the Burton Parish. The room was provided by Sir Owen & Lady Scourfield of Williamston.
The Parish bought the hall in 1923 for £100, and in 1963 it was made into a charitable trust, with three trustees, to ensure permanence in the community. In 1984 Burton Community Council were made the Custodian Trustees of the charity, and a revised constitution was agreed, and implemented.
The Hall
John Wesley preached twice in the parish, August 1771, and July 1777, and a village school was founded in 1844.
Registered Charity: 234813
Scottish Dancing in Houghton
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Contacts
Iain Wood- Chairman 01646601311
Jill Phillips- Booking Secretary 01646601709
Features
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Kitchen with boiler, fridge and cooker
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Central heating
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Sprung floor suitable for dancing
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Music licence
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WiFi
Parking available
Disabled parking bays available
Wheelchair access to front of building
Toilets
Accessible WC
Level entrance to building
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