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Wick & Abson Village Hall bath

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Wick & Abson Village Hall is a cherished community hub nestled in the heart of Wick, Bristol. Conveniently located on Manor Road, this versatile venue is perfect for a variety of events, including weddings, parties, meetings, and community gatherings. With a commitment to quality service and customer satisfaction, our dedicated team is here to help you plan and execute memorable occasions tailored to your specific needs.

The hall boasts a warm and inviting atmosphere, equipped with modern amenities that ensure comfort and convenience for all guests. Whether you’re hosting a small intimate gathering or a larger celebration, our space can accommodate your vision seamlessly. Plus, our competitive pricing offers great value, making it accessible for everyone in the community.

What sets Wick & Abson Village Hall apart is its strong sense of community spirit and support for local initiatives. By choosing our venue, you not only gain a beautiful setting for your event but also contribute to the ongoing development and enrichment of the Wick area. To learn more about our services or to book your next event, please visit our website at http://www.wickvillagehall.co.uk/ or give us a call during business hours. Join us at Wick & Abson Village Hall, where every event is crafted with care!

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Walsanda Lewis

4 Google Rating

Apologies, hit the wrong button whilst reporting on this place and accidentally reported it as close

4/ 5

Apologies, hit the wrong button whilst reporting on this place and accidentally reported it as closed. It is still open and providing an excellent service to the community.

Jane Berrie

5 Google Rating

Easy to book by email at very reasonable rates and low deposit. Very friendly interaction with those

5/ 5

Easy to book by email at very reasonable rates and low deposit. Very friendly interaction with those in charge of booking. Ypi can complete a booking form and send it electronically. Entry is by combination keysafe. Leave the hall as clean and tidy as you found it and you always get your deposit back without quibbles. Own free car park but if you have a busy event, it's best to politely inform visitors to the nearby pub who may roll in that it's booked. Kitchen electrics and other outlets are basic so bring power strips if you need them. Electric tea urns a cooker and a big fridge are supplied.

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