Help us preserve a Bentley landmark

Here's to the next 100 years!

For over a century, Bentley Memorial Hall has been at the heart of village life. Built in 1923 in memory of local men who lost their lives in the First World War, it's a place where generations of Bentley residents have come together.

Today, the hall is as important to our community as ever. From the children's nursery and regular sports and exercise classes to local groups, celebrations and our Saturday community cafe, there's always something happening.

But one familiar feature of the building needs our help.

The distinctive white tower on the roof, known as the cupola, has been part of Bentley's skyline since 1923. After more than 100 years, it's in poor condition and needs replacing.

We want to preserve this much-loved feature of the hall so it can continue to be part of our village for generations to come.

Can you help us raise £6,000?

Replacing the cupola is expected to cost around £12,000. The Hall Trustees have already committed funds towards the work and are applying for grants to help meet the cost.

We're hoping the village can help us raise another £6,000.

Whether you can give £5, £10, £25 or more, every donation will bring us closer to our goal.

The Memorial Hall has been part of Bentley's past for over a century. With your help, we can look after it for the future.

Thank you for supporting Bentley Memorial Hall.

The Bentley Memorial Hall Trustees