The village hall was originally built as a granary in the18th century. The walls are very thick as they were constructed from clay lump, a traditional Norfolk building material. It was used for various purposes over the years, including a chicken hut workshop, a caravan business and a storage place for ammunitions during WWII. It was converted to a village hall in 1949 and a registered charity.
The native English trees at the front of the village hall were donated by South Norfolk Council's Tree Warden in 2002 to commemorate the Golden Jubilee, these were planted out by village volunteers.
Visit the village hall website to view forthcoming events; the availability of the hall for bookings; Committee member details; and to find out more about regular clubs, activities and classes.
Spooner Row, Suton & Wattlefield Village Hall Website: https://spoonerrowvillagehall.co.uk/