Contact details
West Horsley Village Hall 
99 The Street
West Horsley
Surrey, KT24 6DD
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T: 01483 285454 (09:00-17:00 Mon-Fri)
E: whvhbooking@gmail.com
Contact: Kelane Henderson (Administrator)

Hiring hours
Available for hire between the hours of 08:00-23:00 (Monday-Sunday).

Office hours
09:00-17:00 (Monday-Friday).  If you are unable to reach Kelane (who works part-time for WHVH), please send an e-mail or leave a message on the WHVH answering machine.  Alternatively, please use the E-mail Enquiry Form (on the "Contact Us" page).


Links

Below are some links which we hope might be useful.  Many of the links listed here are to regular hirers of West Horsley Village Hall:
Information about West Horsley Parish Council.
Airscape Events specialise in inflatable and soft play hire.  With a wide range of products available, they are sure to have what you need for your party.  They pay close attention to safety, reliability and cleanliness and are aware of the height limitations at WHVH.  Either book online or call them for assistance.
Allsorts Inflatables have been providing bouncy castles, inflatables and soft play items to hirers of West Horsley Village Hall for years so know exactly what will be appropriate for the room you are hiring.  They have a wide choice of products to choose from.  Either book online or call them for assistance.
Information about the Community Kitchen Garden project in West Horsley.
Fun, friendly and easy Ballroom and Latin beginners dance classes on Wednesday evenings.  The aim is to give you the confidence to get out on the dance floor and enjoy yourself!
The purpose of the Horsley Garden Society is to promote and encourage gardening through the sharing of knowledge and expertise by means of meetings, shows, lectures and other events.  Three annual shows are held when members compete with flowers,fruit, vegetables, home crafts and handicrafts.
General information about the local Medical Practice.
Horsley Wheel of Care helps residents of East and West Horsley with transport, eg to the doctor or hairdresser.  Two regular clubs - open to residents of neighbouring villages too - are also run.  The Wheel of Care's "Seated Exercise Class" takes place on Wednesday mornings (term-time) at WHVH.  Please ring the Wheel of Care for more information (07788 552767, Mon-Fri, 10am-noon).
MC Pilates is run by Michelle Curtis, an experienced Body Control Pilates teacher.  She is qualified to teach Pilates Mat classes, as well as Pilates on the Reformer and Cadillac, and has undertaken specialist training to teach those with osteoporosis and chronic low back pain safely.

On Monday mornings and Wednesday afternoons, Michelle runs Bone Health classes.  This is perfect if you have been told you have osteoporosis or osteopenia, wish to strengthen your joints, and/or want to improve your balance.  If you have specific movement restrictions (eg due to arthritis or low back pain), special alternatives can be provided.

Surrey & Sussex DJ's         

At Surrey and Sussex DJs, they're all about creating those unforgettable moments for kids' parties that involve lots of energy and excitement! They know how much fun children can be, which is why their parties are jam-packed with games, music they love, and plenty of chances to win prizes. From lively competitions to dance-offs, they make sure every child gets involved. Their parties usually last around 2-3 hours, giving everyone the chance to enjoy the celebrations.


Once your booking is confirmed, their friendly DJs listen to all your requests and work with you to make the event run smoothly. They're more than happy to take song requests from you and your little ones – with over 10,000 tracks, they've got something for everyone!


Tash Lock teaches "Yoga Flow" (also known as Hatha Vinyasa) in the Cedar Room (term-time only).  This is a class where each yoga pose flows to the next using the breath to help focus the mind.  It involves balance, movement and stretching and promotes flexibility, stamina and strength.  The class finishes with a guided relaxation to centre the mind and promote a sense of wellbeing.
The main aim of the Society is to educate the public by studying the flora and fauna of Surrey. The Society works to bring members and all those with a love of nature into helpful communication, to secure the protection of wildlife and objects of interest to the nature student, to promote and preserve the natural beauty of the countryside, to extend and popularise the study of nature and to promote and participate in conservation projects.  The Society provides a programme of indoor and outdoor activities all year round. We often lead field meetings to explore the natural world and varied landscapes of Surrey and indoor meetings with visiting speakers take place every fourth Thursday of the month, generally September-April.
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