Roch village grew around the Norman Watch Tower built by Adam de Roche. Now called Roch Castle it stands on a volcanic outcrop overlooking the deep Brandybrook valley. This valley forms the western end of the Landsker line. Even today to the north of this line Welsh is more frequently spoken and villages generally have Welsh names, unlike those to the south of the line that are predominantly of English origin.
The village includes a post office, shop, school, pub, church and chapel, plus a thriving village hall.
The Hall
Converted from an unwanted barn over 30 years ago Victoria hall has been extended and modernised to provide an outstanding facility enjoyed by all in the local community.
The hall has a Maximum capacity of between 150 and 175, outside is a Multi use Games Area, childrens playground and approximately a 2 acre field.
Registered charity- 50700
Features
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Kitchen with Modern electric cooker with gas rings, microwave, water heater, commercial dishwasher, fridge
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Ample parking
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Stage, PA system, Induction loop
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Efficient heating system
Parking available
Wheelchair access to front of building
Toilets
Accessible WC
Level entrance to building
Up ramp to building
Induction loop available
