Beare Green Community Association
Beare Green Village Hall. Merebank, Beare Green, Surrey, RH5 4RD

Email: bookings@bgca.org.uk

Local Groups

Beare Green Community Association (BGCA) does its best to attract and promote local groups and clubs to use our hall. In this way the users and hirers provide popular, sought-after services, recreation, entertainment and hobbies for our community.

 

Beare Green Community Association Library

Beare Green Library

Come along to borrow a book, meet friends, and have a chat. Coffee is now also available!

Opening times : Friday 10.00am - 11.30am (see specific details and be aware some sessions may be cancelled due to covid)

 

 

Bridge Club

Bridge Club

The Bridge Club is a very cheery "No Fear" group. We should very much welcome any interested newcomers Thursday mornings 10.30 am to 12.30 pm.  SUSPENDED due to covid

Please contact Dina on 01306 712925.

 

 

Knit-Twits Knitting Club

Knit Twits

The local kitting group meets every second and fourth Monday from 11am. Experienced knitters and beginners welcome.

Bring your current knitting project, or come and knit for charity.

Please ring Lyne Ford on 07979443628 for more information or just come along to the hall for knitting fun, coffee and a chat. SUSPENDED due to covid

Proudly sponsored by the following local companies:

Easy Fund Raising

 

 

 

If you would like to support our efforts to maintain and improve our Village Hall by making online purchases through Easy Fund Raising at no expense to yourself please Click Here to find out more.

The Beare Green Community Association is a charity registered with the Charities Commission number 1157653 - View Register

You will find the village defibrillator on the side of the village hall near the bench, closest to Merebank road.  Anyone can very easily use this public defibrillator.  No training is expected or needed.  You’ll be helped (it, and the 999 operator, can both talk to you).  It is NOT for ambulance crews - they have their own !! - it is for you, the public, to save a life.  Dial 999 for the entry code to unlock the cover and start using it. 

Outside of an emergency, search "defib trainer" or "AED trainer" in your phone's app store for an app that helps know how to use it.  But don't do that in an actual emergency, call 999 and begin.  

Keep the "keep clear" marked space clear at all times for an ambulance, or a car bringing someone needing the defib, which may be needed there at any time.  Every single second counts in a heart attack, there won't be time to find the owner of a car and wait for them to move it. 

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