Gimingham Village Hall

The Village Hall is used for many local events and is also
available for hire for private events. It is a short stroll from Gimingham Church making it ideal as a reception for weddings and other events. 

The hall looks out over fields and being built of brick and flint  suits its rural position perfectly. The main hall has a beautiful wooden floor and retains a lovely 'retro' atmosphere.  More practically it also has toilet and catering facilities as well as holding a licence for playing music.
Gimingham Church      Visit: Norfolk Churches - All Saints Church
 
The Trunch Group Of Churches

Clergy:
    Rev Dr Sally Myers          Rector
    Rev Canon John Carr       Priest
    Rev Jenny Lodge             Priest

Licensed Lay Ministers/Readers:
    Mrs Andy Lee
    Mr John Scott
    Dr Peter Clough

Authorised Worship Assistants
    Mrs Betty Taylor
    Mrs Amy Shepherd
    Mrs Anna Ground
    Mr Jonathon Coghlan


Church Wardens:
   
   BRADFIELD           Mrs Meg Dinnes 

   GIMINGHAM         Mrs Olive Morris
                              Mr Keith Shepherd
                           
   MUNDESLEY          Mr Bob White
                              Mrs Jane White

   PASTON               Mr Phillip Burton

   
 Football Club

North East Norfolk League

For fixtures, results and league positions follow the link to the NEN Optic League website.

    http://full-time.thefa.com/Index.do?league=7079615


Further information can be obtained by visiting the Football Association website. http://www.norfolkfa.com
Police Liason

The first point of contact  for non emergency Village related matters and  advice is the local safer neighbourhood team, consisting of:
        PCSO  Tony Callagan  
        PC Tony Peretta 
        PC Braybrook.
They can be contacted via Police HQ on 0845 456 4567.

If the matter is of a slightly more urgent nature, telephone Police Headquarters on the above number and your call will be routed to the appropriate department.

In an emergency telephone 999

Dialing 112 from a mobile phone in most European ountries will connect you to the emergency services.