Burnturk Jubilee Hall
Friends of The Jubilee Hall
If you would like to receive an email from our chairperson or secretary to keep you informed about events and activities in the Jubilee Hall and our community, please join the Friends of Jubilee Hall emailing list.
You can do so by contacting Alison Irvine 01337 830366 or by email to burnturk.hall@gmail.com. Regular updates are also made on our Facebook page (Burnturk and Kettlehill Village News).
Access To Jubilee Hall
The hall is now open after extensive renovations carried out in 2023.
It is available for hire and is an ideal venue for for family parties, small meetings, workshops and performances.
The capacity is 40 people and the main room is approximately 8 x 6.6m (26 ft x 21 ft 9"). It now has a rear access to the community garden and the building is fully accessible, having a ramp at the front and an accessible toilet. Broadband connection is available.
Rates for 2024 are:
- £40 for a full day
- £30 for part day (morning, afternoon or evening)
Please contact Alison Irvine 01337 830366 or email burnturk.hall@gmail.com if you'd like to book.
Those hiring the Hall and organising events are advised to undertake a covid and other risk assessments and obtain insurance appropriate to their own participants.
The Hall is a community asset which the Trust owns and manages. It is run entirely by volunteers and is funded by local fundraising, grants and donations. The garden behind the Hall is being worked upon by local volunteers and has added another useful and beautiful dimension as a 'Community Garden'.
The Hall is the only community facility in the villages of Burnturk and Kettlehill. An enthusiastic committee run it. They are keen to utilise this charming and unique facility to benefit the local community. They welcome ideas about additional uses for the Hall. It has been used for musical events, coffee mornings, private parties, a craft group, meetings and village “get togethers” at various times of year.
Public Access Statement
The hall facility is available for use by all members of the public by appointment on a first come first served basis and within the hours allowed by our Fife Council Entertainment Licence (for recreation and entertainment), currently Monday to Sunday from 9am to 10.30 pm. The Community garden is normally open to the public at all times within the hours of daylight or until 10pm at night. The regular programme of activities and events organised by the hall committee are open to all members of the public. Children must be supervised by a responsible adult in both the hall and garden.
Information is made available on this website (www.bkct.org.uk), Facebook page (Burnturk and Kettlehill village news), on the community noticeboards in Burnturk and Kettlehill, and by regular updates sent to those on the Friends of Jubilee Hall emailing list.
Jubilee Hall Management Committee
BKCT has a Jubilee Hall Management Committee elected at the AGM. Volunteers are most welcome.
The current Management Committee is:
Morag Ballantine, Sandra Costigan, Alison Irvine, Sheila McDonald, Aileen Neilson, Evelyn Riisenberg, Mary Stewart, Andy Thom, Gwyneth Thom, Sarah Thomson.
Jubilee Hall Renovation Project
This ambitious project to upgrade the Jubilee Hall to make it a more comfortable and flexible and sustainable space was developed over a period of 9 years. Full planning approval was granted by Fife Council on 10 June 2022 and the work was undertaken in 2023. Details of grant funders on fundraising page.
Automatic External Defibrillator (AED)
There is an Automatic External Defibrillator outside the Jubilee Hall in Burnturk.
This was donated to the community in 2018 in memory of Jim Hyndman by his wife Zena. Fund raising took place at various music nights including those organised by Raymond Riisenberg at Jubilee Hall. There was also a substantial donation towards it from The Rotary Club of The Howe of Fife.
The Local Guardian for defibrillator is Evelyn Riisenberg.
Defibrillator awareness training was provided by Kirsty Drummond, and AED is maintained with support from East Neuk First Responders.
Contact details: Save a Life Scotland https://www.savealife.scot/

Burnturk Jubilee Hall entrance (pre-upgrade)

Burnturk Jubilee Hall during upgrade

Burnturk Jubilee Hall during upgrade