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Shackleford Village Hall

All the charm of a traditional village hall but with modern facilities for a wide range of clubs, classes and events. See the website for more information and bookings.

Here’s the main website, including the bookings page: 

Here are directions:

Travelling south from Guildford, leave the A3 at the HURTMORE, NORNEY and SHACKLEFORD exit. Turn right on to Elstead Road, travelling under the A3. Follow the Elstead Road for half a mile and at the cross-roads with St. Mary’s Church, turn left into Shackleford Road.

Travelling north towards Guildford, leave the A3 at the NORNEY, HURTMORE and SHACKLEFORD exit. Turn left into Elstead Road and after half a mile turn left into Shackleford Road at the cross-roads with St. Mary’s Church.

The Village Hall can be found 50m on the left, adjacent to St. Mary’s Church.

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