Is your village hall ready for the future? Practical steps for compliance, security and sustainability | Online Training Event
About this event
Village halls and community buildings face increasing demands, from new legislation and data protection requirements to evolving community expectations and digital ways of working. This informative online session will help trustees and volunteers plan ahead with confidence.

Join Hallmaster to explore practical approaches to managing your hall more efficiently, reducing risk and building resilience for the future. The session will cover digital record keeping, access management, cyber security essentials, GDPR, Martyn’s Law and the challenges of recruiting and supporting volunteers. You’ll also see how integrated management systems can help streamline administration and strengthen compliance.

Speaker, Bernard Hammick, from Hallmaster
Who should attend?
- Village hall and community building trustees
- Booking clerks and administrators
- Volunteers involved in bookings, records, access management or compliance
- Parish council clerks and administrative staff
What you will get by attending
By attending you will:
- Understand how village halls can prepare for emerging legal, digital and community requirements.
- Learn practical steps to improve record keeping, manage access and enhance cyber security.
- Gain an overview of Martyn’s Law and its potential implications for community buildings.
- Discover how integrated systems can help reduce operational risk and ease the burden on volunteers.
- Take away ideas to help your organisation remain efficient, compliant and sustainable into the future.
Whether you’re already embracing digital systems or just starting to explore the options, this session will provide practical insights to help your hall stay fit for the future.
Cost
This event is free of charge.
How to book
Please follow the booking link above to register to attend. You will receive an email confirmation of your booking. Full joining instructions will be sent by email a week before the event.
