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<h2>About Us</h2>
 Nestled in the charming village of Whelpley Hill, our historic Village Hall was
built and completed in May 1937 and opened by Lord Chesham on the 14th
June 1937 to commemorate the Coronation of King George VI.
A committee of local residents led by Major Alexander Wood who lived in
Spencers Farm, Whelpley Hill, raised the money to have the hall built by holding
local events and organising grants.
The Coronation Hall is a registered Charity, run and maintained by a committee
of local volunteers for the upkeep of the hall.

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<h2>Proud of Bucks Awards 2024</h2>
The Proud of Bucks Awards celebrate Buckinghamshire’s communities that have demonstrated care, creativity and commitment towards their local areas. The awards recognise and applaud outstanding community contribution carried out by local volunteers.
The Outstanding Group award - Recognises and celebrates a voluntary group in the local area who has made a positive impact on their community such as delivering a service, championing a cohort of residents or supporting and enhancing local spaces.