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About Our Village
The village had an agricultural and fishing economy until the opening of local ironstone workings in 1848 initiated an industrialisation boom. A railway was built by 1865, and iron smelting began in 1874. A jetty on the coast built in 1880 allowed seagoing vessels to carry heavy cargoes from the area. Mining continued until 1958 and primary iron production until the 1970s.
The Cleveland Ironstone Mining Museum (formerly the Tom Leonard Mining Museum) describes the village's mining heritage, providing a unique underground experience and an insight into how 6.2 million tons of ironstone was extracted from Skinningrove. The village has a large natural sand beach used for recreational fishing and a beck, which occasionally floods, notably in 2000. Every year Skinningrove hosts a bonfire and fireworks display which attracts hundreds of people from around North Yorkshire. Each year the bonfire is based on a different theme. The Cleveland Way runs through the village.
The Cleveland Ironstone Mining Museum (formerly the Tom Leonard Mining Museum) describes the village's mining heritage, providing a unique underground experience and an insight into how 6.2 million tons of ironstone was extracted from Skinningrove. The village has a large natural sand beach used for recreational fishing and a beck, which occasionally floods, notably in 2000. Every year Skinningrove hosts a bonfire and fireworks display which attracts hundreds of people from around North Yorkshire. Each year the bonfire is based on a different theme. The Cleveland Way runs through the village.
About Our Village Hall
The village of Skinningrove is a community breathing ideas that are caught and are developed by an enterprising community hub called Skinningrove Link-Up. Through Lottery funding, there are professional people able to take up and deliver the projects that have come from the community. In place already are two Social Enterprises that have all asserts locked into the fabric of the community and profit made is used to enhance the business or fed through to the village. Skinningrove Link-Up is anchored into the community it represents and is professionally driven by people who care.
All of the rooms at The Riverside building are available for hire to organisations and individuals. Room Bookings are subject to availability. For more information or to book a room, please contact the staff and volunteers at Skinningrove Link-Up.
Meeting/Conference Room Facilities
The Riverside Building's main community room is available to hire for any meeting or conference events. Tables and chairs can be arranged in any way to suit the needs of the event, and equipment such as flip charts and over head projectors can be provided. The room size can be doubled with the addition of the adjacent Crèche area for extra space.
The Riverside Building's main community room is available to hire for any meeting or conference events. Tables and chairs can be arranged in any way to suit the needs of the event, and equipment such as flip charts and over head projectors can be provided. The room size can be doubled with the addition of the adjacent Crèche area for extra space.
Créche
The Skinningrove Link-Up Crèche room has a variety of toys and activities to keep the younger members of the community active for hours. There is also a soft play area and seating area as well as special children’s sink and toilet facilities.
Currently the Crèche room is used for a drop in Baby Health Clinic and Mother Toddler Group every Monday between 1:00pm and 3:00pm. These sessions are overseen by a qualified health visitor and Sure Start employees, and are free of charge. So please bring the little ones along and join the group.
The crèche is also host to Skinningrove’s after school Play Scheme. Ran and managed by the Kara Project every Monday between 4:00pm and 5:30pm children aged between 5 and 12 come along and join group play activities including several arts and crafts and games.
The play scheme can only facilitate 24 children per session on a first come first served basis. There is a small charge of 50p per child per session.
The Skinningrove Link-Up Crèche room has a variety of toys and activities to keep the younger members of the community active for hours. There is also a soft play area and seating area as well as special children’s sink and toilet facilities.
Currently the Crèche room is used for a drop in Baby Health Clinic and Mother Toddler Group every Monday between 1:00pm and 3:00pm. These sessions are overseen by a qualified health visitor and Sure Start employees, and are free of charge. So please bring the little ones along and join the group.
The crèche is also host to Skinningrove’s after school Play Scheme. Ran and managed by the Kara Project every Monday between 4:00pm and 5:30pm children aged between 5 and 12 come along and join group play activities including several arts and crafts and games.
The play scheme can only facilitate 24 children per session on a first come first served basis. There is a small charge of 50p per child per session.
IT Suite
The IT Suite is ideal for use as an office space, or for "hot desking", meaning you can get your computer based work done in a friendly and relaxed environment. All of the computers have the latest Windows 7 installed, along with on-site printer, scanner and a technically trained member of staff who can assist with any issues that may arise.
The IT Suite is ideal for use as an office space, or for "hot desking", meaning you can get your computer based work done in a friendly and relaxed environment. All of the computers have the latest Windows 7 installed, along with on-site printer, scanner and a technically trained member of staff who can assist with any issues that may arise.
The rooms are charged per hour and the costs are:
Room Cost
Crèche Room £7.50 per hour
IT Suite £15 per hour
Meeting Room £7.50 per hour
Meeting Room & Crèche £15 per hour
Room Cost
Crèche Room £7.50 per hour
IT Suite £15 per hour
Meeting Room £7.50 per hour
Meeting Room & Crèche £15 per hour
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Skinningrove Link-Up occupies The Riverside Building which is the former village school. This site has ample car parking, a range of facilities for small business and community use.
Address Riverside Building New Company Row Skinningrove Saltburn by the Sea TS13 4AU E-mail: SLU@btconnect.com Web: http://home.btconnect.com/skinningrovelinkup Contact Person E: SLU@btconnect.com T: 01287 642508 Rooms for Hire Meeting Room - seating for 40 IT Suite - desks for 10 Creche - accommodates 24 |
Facilities
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Regular Events
Special Events
The Village Hall can also be used for weddings, birthday parties and conferences.....
How To Book The Facilities
Call, email or complete the contact form below..
Alan Gardner (chair) 37 Bennison Street, Guisborough TS14 6HY; 01287 203907; all@thegardners.org.uk
Alan Gardner (chair) 37 Bennison Street, Guisborough TS14 6HY; 01287 203907; all@thegardners.org.uk
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Address
Riverside Building New Company Row Skinningrove Saltburn by the Sea TS13 4AU |
Information on this page is provided by the hall committee. Hiring will be subject to a formal Hiring Agreement between the hall committee and the hirer. Current hire charges can be obtained from the contact person named above.
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