From birthday parties to wedding receptions, badminton or yoga the hall is a great flexible space which lends itself to transformation.
The main hall is Badminton Court size with a large stage area. There is a side room which is suitable for meetings, buffet or a play area for children.
There is a fully functional kitchen with a large cooker, 2 fridges, hot water boiler and crockery and glass ware.
BADMINTON AND PICKLEBALL
Early in the new year we are planning to restore the floor in the main hall. It has been several years since the floor has been sanded and refinished.
You can currently play badminton, and we hope to add pickleball during the work. We will need to close the hall for 1 week for all activities to ensure that the finishes are applied correctly and cured sufficiently before use.
We held a crowdfunder and raised 80% of the monies needed and income from Burniston Rocks 2025 will contribute to the shortfall.
There is CCTV both internal and external to the village hall. Images held for 28 days.
Call: 01723 643003 to discuss your requirements or book online http://bcvillagehall.org.uk/book-online/
Thank you to everyone who has supported the renovation of the tennis courts and MUGA.
Court 1 – Multi Use Games Area for Basketball, Football and Junior Netball
Court 2 – Tennis and 2 Pickleball Courts
Court 3 – Tennis and Regulation Netball
Booking system will go live on Wednesday 13th August 2025, the gates will be unlocked from 10am to 7.30pm daily until then for open access.
Bookings
- You must book a court online before you play.
- You can only play on the court which you have booked. A sign is located at the court which indicates which court is Court 3, Tennis or Netball and which is Court 2, Tennis or Pickleball or Court 1, Football, Basket ball or junior netball.
- Your court booking does not include rackets or balls. Please bring these with you.
- Payment for any court bookings must be made through the ClubSpark online payment system.
- When you book a court, you will receive a 9-digit PIN code via email that will allow you access to the courts via the main access gate. The code will be at the end of your email. Please note there will be a 2-minute delay between the booking being processed and an email arriving with the customer PIN Code.
- All users are advised to bring evidence of booking confirmation with them (e.g. email confirmation) when they play to resolve any confusion over who has booked the courts at that time.
- Players are to cancel any unwanted court bookings as early as possible. You will receive an automatic refund if you cancel a minimum of 12 hours in advance of your session, otherwise a refund will only be given at our discretion. Refunds will only be given in exceptional circumstances and will not be given in the event of bad weather or adverse playing conditions.
- Within the first 12 months of the courts being refurbished, BCVH reserve the right to close the tennis courts in high temperatures and cancel any bookings. This is to preserve the quality of the court surface.
- BCVH reserve the right to pre-book the courts for coaching, events and maintenance.
- BCVH reserve the right to close the courts and cancel bookings at their discretion. Examples of when the courts could be closed include while maintenance takes place or if the courts are unsafe for use. Should any cancellations occur, advance notice will be given where at all possible via an email sent to the person who booked the courts.
- BCVH reserve the right to provide times where the courts can be booked at no cost. Bookings must still be made via the ClubSpark online booking system.
Pay and Play overview
- Pay and Play is charged per hour, per court.
- Pay and Play players can book a maximum of 5 hours of tennis per week and a maximum of 2 consecutive hours of tennis.
- Court bookings can be made up to 14 days in advance for Pay and Play players.
- If you have a membership there are no further charges to play.
Court rules
- Players should read, understand and abide by the court’s rules.
- Players should comply with the principles of Respect and Fair Play, both on and off the courts.
- Players should wear appropriate sports clothing and footwear when on court.
- No dogs allowed on the courts.
- Smoking is not permitted within the court boundaries (including e-cigarettes).
- The use of chewing gum is not permitted on the courts.
- Do not leave any belongings on the court. Take off the court everything you take on – including all balls and general litter, please use the bins provided.
- Players play tennis at their own risk and are asked to apply common sense in always looking out for themselves and other players.
- Ensure you close the court gate properly when you enter and leave. Do not let anyone who is not playing with you through the gate, they should instead use their own access code to gain entry.
- No person may coach others for financial gain on any court without prior approval of BCVH.
- Please report any damage to sport@bcvillagehall.org.uk
Safe to Play guidance
- Players use any of the Courts at their own risk.
- Courts’ playability is subject to weather conditions
Your privacy
- Data you input into the website will be processed by BCVH. The respective policies can be found at the following websites www.bcvillagehall.org.uk
If you have any problems, please contact us via email: sport@bcvillagehall.org.uk