Firstly I would like to thank you all for your patience with me in this ‘settling in period’.  I hope none of you have had too much trouble with the changes I have implemented and for those of you who have agreed to have your invoices sent via email, I hope it is still proving to be as convenient for you as it is for me. Please click more button below for the rest of the news.

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Clubs

Hiring the Halls

The halls that are within the complex have many different uses. If you wish to hire one of them for your event please click on the more link  below to make an enquiry. Contact 07542173806

There are a variety of clubs and organisations that run throughout the whole week that use the facilities at the brotherhood halls. Please click on the more link to see the variety.

POTTED HISTORY OF THE BROTHERHOOD HALL

In March 1933 a Percy Brand conveyed the freehold of the land and the building thereon to 5 persons appointed as Trustees of the Clacton Brotherhood.  At that time, the day to day running of the premises was the responsibility of a Committee of Management, acting under the control of the Trustees. When the Trustees registered the Trust with the Charity Commission in 1996, the Charity Commission stated that there should be 5co-opted Trustees and also one ex-Officio Trustee, that person being the General Secretary of the Brotherhood and Sisterhood Incorporated. Originally the main use of the building was as a place of religious worship by local men, not women in those days.  Services were held regularly on a Sunday afternoon.  It is believed that during World War II, the building was used as a YMCA, & since then it has been the home of its own orchestra, its own mail voice choir, a table tennis club which still exists, the Clacton Tow Silver Band, and over the years many other groups.  There have been extensive alterations to the premises over the years. For many years what is now room 2 housed two snooker tables, and the small room which is now the home of the  Railway Enthusiasts was the band room.