WELCOME TO CATBROOK & DISTRICT MEMORIAL HALL
To see what events are coming up please see below or check out the Events page for more details.
If you would like to hire the hall please see the general guidelines here.
The Committee and Trustees of The Hall would like to invite volunteers who are interested in helping with
administration and running of events at The Hall . Due to changes in circumstances more volunteers are needed to
help the existing team who do an excellent job in providing a very varied programme of events and maintain the Hall
but need more support.
In the absence of any other formal activities in Catbrook and District The Hall provides an excellent resource to promote local social and entertaining events. We think most people would agree with this and for this to continue greater support from the community would help to ensure a successful future.
Anyone interested should contact either The Committee Chairman Phil Robinson
or The Chairman of the Trustees Simon Westwood
Thank you!
Kids 'n' Craft
Saturday 14 September
Monday 14 September
Coffee & Craft...
... and Book Club
Defibrillator training
Wednesday 25 September
Catbrook Village
Welcome to Catbrook, a small village in Monmouthshire, set high above Tintern on the western side of the Wye Valley, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
The website aims to keep those living in, or visiting, Catbrook and the surrounding area in touch with events and matters that are part of our village life.
If there is anything you would like to see included on the site, or if you have suggestions for changes
or improvements, please get in touch with Sarah or Justine through the Contact Us page.
Despite our reminder on Facebook in June about dog poo being left in public places, it seems that it is still happening. Recently a large pile of poo was left at the entrance to the football field on the Broadstone to Whitelye road. May we remind all dog owners that it is an offence not to pick up after your dog - their poo contains many specific bacteria that can be harmful to humans and any poo deposited in a public place should be picked up. There are bags and poo bins in Broadstone and Catbrook so there is no excuse. On this occasion the poo was then further spread by a vehicle before it could be picked up by a community minded neighbour. It is nobody else’s job to pick up after your dog, so please be a responsible dog owner and PICK IT UP!
