The diary lives in a cupboard
One paper book, one building, and a committee taking turns to decode each other’s handwriting.
The hall is the heart of the village, but the committee did not sign up to untangle a paper diary. Hallory takes bookings online, blocks clashes, and keeps the money side visible to everyone.
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One paper book, one building, and a committee taking turns to decode each other’s handwriting.
When the booking secretary steps down, years of how-things-work walks out the door with them.
Who paid, who still owes, and where the deposit went is a conversation, not a record.
Every booking sits in its own lane, colour-coded and readable at a glance. If two groups want the same space at overlapping times, Hallory blocks the clash before anyone can approve it.
Regulars, parties and the parish council · all visible at a glance
Hirers request the hall through a simple online form. You see it, check it, and approve or decline in one tap.
Set prices per room and per booking type once. Every hire is priced consistently, whoever is on duty.
Cash, transfer or cheque: mark payments as they arrive, and anything still owed stays amber until it is settled.
Plain English, big readable screens, no jargon. A new booking secretary is productive on day one.
The diary can retire now.
One calm place for every booking in the village