The Church Room

The Church Room is situated below the centuries old Church of St Annes, it is a modern building with big windows and plenty of natural light. Outside the room is a grassy area perfect for taking wedding photos. The Church Room is ideal for meetings, Dinners, Clubs and Birthday parties for all ages. There is plenty of off-road parking.

For large events where more parking is required there is a field which can be made available a few of minutes walk down the lane from the Church and Church Room, please ask when booking.

Parking for up to 25 cars

For a formal meal, seating for up to 50 people, a buffet meal can accommodate up to 60.

There are ample Chairs and Tables to accommodate these numbers.

The Kitchen has an electric cooker, fridge, tea urn, ample china, wine glasses, and cutlery.

If you require vintage tablecloths and china for 80th & 90th Birthdays please ask for a quote.
The Room can be hired for £18.00 / hour

For enquiries and Bookings contact – Systonstanne25@btinternet.com

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About Us

St Anne’s, the parish church of Siston, is an often overlooked architectural and artistic gem. As seen now, its fabric combines Saxon, Norman and medieval elements, and its origins probably go back to the ’Dark Age’ period following the end of the Roman occupation of Britain in the 5th century AD. It is likely that the original foundation related to St Anne’s association with the nearby Holy Well which was a place of pilgrimage for people seeking cures for eye disease. Whilst the central nave of the church may be attributed to Norman building in the 12th century, the western tower and the eastern chancel may be significantly earlier, and the whole building displays a charming amalgam of Romanesque and Gothic styles.
St Anne’s stands at the heart of our Village and brings our local community together for many different occasions, Sunday praise, christenings, weddings, burials, uplifting Christmas carols, talks and Community discussions.often overlooked

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