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Site Updated: 5th March 2026

The hall was really decked out for Valentine's Day Coffee Morning. As always, the morning was fully supported and the cakes were themed for the day. Thanks for everyone who supports these events. Make a note our next coffee morning will be on the 14th March.

Recently we had a treriffic turn out for our Quiz Night with more than 70 people. It turned out to be very competative with only 1 mark separating the top four teams. After the scores had been checked and verified "Les Quizzerables" were declared the winners. Teams "Ahoy There", "Pheasant Pluckers" and "Full House" were all joint second only a point behind. Our next quiz will be on 9th May.

Despite the cold and icy conditions January's Coffee Morning was well attended and the Bara Brith proved to be popular especially with butter.

A notable coffee morning last year Harpley History Club presented their Timeline which stretched the entire length of the hall covering from prehistoric times to the current day. Elements of this work continue to be on display in the village hall.

14th February 26 Coffee Morning photo_ed

The table tennis club meets Thursdays and has 4 full sized tables, a robot and all the equipment needed. The club has been running for over 12 months but is always on the lookout for members. If you would like to join us just come along to our weekly session.

Another regular activity is starting is starting in January. This is the Women's Fitness and Boxing Classes. See below for further details.

Upcoming Events

Regular Weekly Events
Come along and join in;

Chair Fit Mondays 10.30 - 11.15am

Women's Fitness Mondays 5.30 - 6.30pm
& Boxing Classes

Choir Mondays 7.30 - 8.30pm

Pilates Tuesdays 6.15 - 7.15pm

Table Tennis Thursday 5.00 - 7.00pm

Fitness Pilates Friday 9.00-10.00am

Running of the Hall

Harpley village hall is fully self-funded and a registered charity (No. 1042319). The intention of the committee is to provide regular activities for the community to meet as well as to support individual community needs. The hall has significant challenges due to its age which limit significant improvements due to the building design and construction. At some point in the near future there will need to be significant refurbishment or rebuilding if the hall is to continue to provide a resource for the community.