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Each month we are highlighting an ACRE Network Member, championing the work that they do supporting their own administrators and communities, and us at Hallmaster! Over our 14-plus year partnership with ACRE, they have been instrumental in Hallmaster’s journey. Their wealth of knowledge about the real needs of village halls and the challenges they face, has been key […]
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Hallmaster Shortlisted as SaaS (Software as a Service) Company of the Year We’re excited to share that Hallmaster has been shortlisted for Saas Company of the Year at the UK Business Tech Awards! For us, this nomination is a chance to reflect on how far Hallmaster has come, from a solution built to solve the
UK Business Awards 2026 – Finalist Read More »
Keeping people safe has always been a core responsibility for community venues. Whether you manage a village hall, theatre, music venue or community space, there is already a great deal to think about when it comes to health and safety, safeguarding, and emergency planning. Now, another important area is coming into focus: Martyn’s Law. Officially
What Community Venues Need to Know About Martyn’s Law Read More »
Running a community venue – whether a village hall, church hall, sports pavilion, or community centre – comes with a unique mix of community spirit and practical challenges. Many venues rely on volunteers or small committees, and the admin can stack up quickly. Between managing bookings, answering enquiries, coordinating events, preparing reports, and keeping regular
Hallmaster – Helping Local Venues Stay Organised, Connected, & Thriving Read More »
For many venues across the UK, the paper diary is a familiar sight. Whether it’s sitting behind the bar in a sports club, tucked into a drawer in a village hall office, or carried around by a busy bookings clerk, it’s been the backbone of venue management for decades. It’s reassuring, simple, tangible, and doesn’t
Is It Time to Ditch The Paper Diaries for Good? Read More »
Protecting Your Space While Keeping It Welcoming Community buildings are, by definition, open and welcoming places. These spaces exist to bring people together for celebrations, classes, meetings, performances and support services. But being welcoming doesn’t have to mean being vulnerable. Good security in a community building is about putting sensible measures in place rather than
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Across the UK, the relationship between the NHS and community spaces has become one of the most important partnerships in the field of healthcare delivery. From village halls and community centres to libraries, faith buildings and sports clubs, these familiar local venues are playing a growing role in supporting the nation’s health and wellbeing. As
The NHS and Community Spaces: Partners in Health and Wellbeing Read More »
How to Give Your Bids the ‘Fundability Factor’ We spend more hours than we’d care to admit at TJB mulling over this one….what really makes a funding bid stand out?With more applicants, tighter pots, and AI-generated content raising the average quality of bids, it’s never been tougher to grab a funder’s attention. So, how do
TJB Community – How to Give Your Bids the ‘Fundability Factor’ Read More »
Loneliness has quietly become one of the biggest challenges facing people in the UK today. According to the Office for National Statistics, around 3.8 million adults say they feel lonely “often” or “always”. That’s a huge number, and behind every one of those statistics is someone who simply feels disconnected from others. There isn’t a
How Community Venues Can Help Tackle Loneliness in the UK Read More »
I’m fortunate to speak daily with the people who keep venues running: trustees, administrators, volunteers, clerks, caretakers, booking officers, and community champions who wear more hats than they’ll admit. What stands out isn’t just their dedication, but their creativity. Faced with difficulty, they don’t step back. They innovate. Over the past few years, community venues
The Quiet Resilience of Britain’s Community Venues Read More »