Next at the hall
Tasting evening
Friday 6 Nov, 7pm
A curated tasting selection, including wines, in a refined setting, with cheese and nibbles. Doors and bar open at 6.30pm.
Croeso Neuadd y Pentref
Itton & Howick Village Hall
A listed Arts and Crafts hall on the Chepstow road, given to the village by the Curre family and kept going by its neighbours.
Illustration adapted from photographs by Jonathan Billinger, CC BY-SA 2.0 and Ruth Sharville, CC BY-SA 2.0
The picture follows the sun over Itton.
The news
From the hall and the parish
Events
Taste the elegance on 6 November
A curated tasting at the hall, including wines, with cheese and nibbles. Tickets are £10.
Fundraising
The hall's 100 Club
A number costs £2 a month. Half of what comes in makes up the prizes, and the rest keeps the hall going.
The parish
Itton road safety: a re-consultation
A meeting for all residents, at the hall on 21 May.
Illustration adapted from a photograph by Jaggery, CC BY-SA 2.0
The parish
Two small places, and the woods between them.
Autumn. Autumn on Itton Road at Howick.Illustration adapted from a photograph by Ruth Sharville, CC BY-SA 2.0 
Winter. A frosty morning beside Itton Road, Howick.Illustration adapted from a photograph by Ruth Sharville, CC BY-SA 2.0 
Spring. Springtime in Cockshoot Wood.Illustration adapted from a photograph by Ruth Sharville, CC BY-SA 2.0 
Summer. The buttercup meadow near Rossfield.Illustration adapted from a photograph by Jonathan Billinger, CC BY-SA 2.0
The parish magazine
Fiveways, on paper and on your phone.
The magazine of our five parishes, ten times a year, with the services in all of them and the hall's events too. Now there are two ways to subscribe.
Subscribe to Fiveways
Hire the hall
A sprung floor and room for eighty.
Weddings, christenings, birthdays, classes, meetings and shows. There is a main hall with a small stage, a second hall beside it, a kitchen, and parking for thirty cars.
See what will fitThe story
“Friendly gravity.”
That is how Cadw says the character of Guy Dawber's Cotswold manner has been described, and you can see it from the road: the deep stone roof, the chimney like a tower, the long white windows. There is a mystery in its dates too.
Read the building
Ways to help the hall
100 Club
Two pounds a month, four draws a year.
Half of every quarter's subscriptions goes back out in prizes, up to £300, and the rest looks after the hall. The draws are in March, June, September and December.
How it worksLend a hand
Tasks large and small, always.
The hall is run by a small team of trustees and volunteers. A bar to run, a quiz to set, a gutter to look at: if you have an hour, they would be glad to hear from you.
Write to the secretary