About us

Cranfield Village Hall was built in 1911 and given to the village in memory of the Squire of Cranfield Court, James Frances Hatfield Harter. It opened in 1912. In 1947 the Parish Council took over the running of the hall. In 1967 the hall became a registered charity no 300020 and is now run by a committee of trustees.

Latest refurbishments

This lovely old building underwent an extensive repair and refurbishment programme and was reopened in April 2012, after having been closed for three years.

The Main hall has a wonderful old parquet floor, and a raised stage.

Our car park has 15 spaces and a dedicated disabled space. We also provide four EV charging points. These are operated by BP Pulse in conjunction with Central Beds Council, these are available for use by hall users and members of the public, being the only public charge points installed in the village.