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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