Welcome to Stillington Community Centre

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About Our Village

​In the 13th. century the hamlet of Stillington was part of the extensive estates held by the Amurdiville family, whose head was one of the powerful barons controlling the country throughout this period 'About 1200 Robert de Amundeville granted to Ralph de Hamsterley 2 oxgangs of land in STILLINGTON (Stillyngton, xiii cent.) that had belonged to Robert son of Huchtred.  The whole 'manor' was in 1268 acquired by Walter de Merton from Thomas son of Ralph de Amundeville, one of his special friends, and given to Merton College, Oxford, which he founded. ) The college possesses deeds relating to the place from 1200 onwards and court rolls of the manor from 1290 to 1396, but the customs of the manor have not been kept up. (William de Hamsterley, who granted certain lands to John his son, released part at least of his holding to the college in 1290.  In 1634 Charles I granted a confirmation of the manor to the warden and scholars of Merton, and the college retains the estate in Stillington.'..

About Our Village Hall

Built in 1877 on Lowson Street as the Village School,
In 1911 the Seniors & Juniors moved into the newly built Wm. Cassidi School and the infants remained until 1961 when it became a Village Hall and later renamed a youth & community centre
The building comprises of Large Hall, Kitchen/Dining area and Office
The  rear yard has recently been levelled and resurfaced with a Basket Ball Court and a grassed area
April 2014 - Due to SBC Asset Transfer, the hall is now managed by Onsite Building Trust, which is a Community Interest Company set up to manage 4 Community Centres in the Borough, - Stillington, Grangefield, Elwood Grange and Robert Atkinson (Thornaby

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Regular Events

Tues     Playgroup   1.00-3.00
             Self Protect Fitness ( Juniors   5.300-6.30 / 6.30-7.30
Wed     Coffee Drop in 1.30-3.30
Thurs   Art Group  1.00 -3.00
 Meetings  1st  Tues. Monthly         - Parish Council
                 1st  Thurs. Quarterly       - Parish Church Council

Special Events

How To Book The Facilities

 Available for Hire
for Meetings, Parties, Clubs 
Organisations, Business Presentations etc.
(Alchohol Licence not available)

Bookings - Please Contact -
Onsite building Trust - Lynn 01642 688303
Local representative to Onsite
Judith Turner   Tel. 01740 630024

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