A raft of cuts in red tape will make it easier for village halls to be the social heart of their communities, says leading rural network ACRE.The charity says major changes to Government regulations on entertainment licensing, which come fully into force from April 6, have reduced the burden on community buildings.
It says village halls now face less paperwork when it comes to putting on the events, plays, performances and social evenings which pull communities together.
The charity has produced a new guide ‘Entertainment in Village Halls’ which steers management committees through the rules and regulations on licensing, music copyright, cinema, events and more.
It is available through Wendy Dacey, CBAS Community Buildings Adviser in Berkshire wendy.dacey@ccberks.org.uk 0118 961 2000
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