War Memorial Institute
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Cliffe Village Institute Management Committee are pleased to announce that this year celebrates the Institute's 100 year anniversary!
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The initial indenture for the sale of the land was signed on 8 June 1923 and the Institute was built as a war memorial to the lives lost in the first World War.
The commemoration was subsequently extended to include the second World War.
With continued care it is hoped the building will continue to serve the community for many years to come.
Cliffe Village Institute, located on the A63 which runs through the village, was built in 1923 as a memorial to those in the Parish who fought and lost their lives in the First World War.
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The original building was destroyed by fire shortly after it was completed in 1923, and was replaced on the same site by the current building in the same year.
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The new building was dedicated and officially opened in 1924.
After the Second World War its status was extended and it now stands as a war memorial for both World Wars.
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It gained Registered Charity status and now serves as a village hall for use by individuals and local organisations such as Mothers & Toddlers, Line Dancing, Aerobics and Art Classes.
The building also serves as a polling station for local and general elections.
To hire the Institute...
the person to contact is booking secretary,
Amanda Wilson, on 07817 764471
or email mandy@referee.idps.co.uk
The Management Committee of Cliffe Village Institute are always on the look out for new members!
Anyone interested can contact the chairman,
Keith Hinchliffe, on 01757 638611.
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The Committee currently meets at the Institute on the first Tuesday of each month.
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If you're interested in reading an article detailing the building and history of the Institute - click here.
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