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March 2015
The Edale Wood Fired Pizza Company is now available.
 February 2014
Thursday 13th
We are pleased to announce that we now have internet access via WIFI available to all users of the hall. June 2013
Sunday 10th
Edale Country Day
May 2013
Friday 10th- Sunday 12th
Edale Folk Festival
March 2013
Wednesday 13th - Saturday 16th
Edale Pantomime
and the hall now complete with new curtains and chairs
September 2012
Sunday 9th
The Great Kinder Beer Barrel Challenge
July 2012
Friday 13th
Party to celebrate the opening of the refurbished hall
June 2012
Sunday 17th
Edale Country Day
May 2012
Friday 18th - Sunday 20th
Edale Folk Festival
April 2012
Thursday 12th
We now have a high quality hard wearing brand new floor.
Pictures can be found on the Facilities page.
November 2011
Saturday 5th
Edale Bonfire and Fireworks on the playing field .
August 2011
Monday 22nd
The newly refurbished village hall re-opened
with the following improvements having been made to the facility:-
- New windows
- Refurbished toilets including disabled access
- New kitchen layout and units
- New heating system
- Re-wiring
- New internals doors
- Redecoration throughout
May 2010
Brain Teaser Quiz 4 (2009) - Answers
Sold in Aid of Edale Village Hall Redevelopment Fund.
Closing date was 16th May 2010.
Thank you to everyone who purchased a copy for your support.
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Work out the well known sayings, proverbs or quotations:
(example : A stitch ITSN is ‘A stitch in time saves nine’)
1. AMTH grow F - Absence makes the heart grow fonder.
2. AT of BIAJF - A thing of beauty is a joy forever
3. AS for SE - A sight for sore eyes.
4. B to TDB - Back to the drawing board.
5. PTC before TH - Putting (or put) the cart before the horse.
6. LTC out OTB - Letting (or let) the cat out of the bag.
7. C as AC - Cool as a cucumber
8. COYNT spite YF - Cutting (or cut) off your nose to spite your face
9. BTC at BE - Burning (or burn) the candle at both ends.
10. BYH in TS - Burying (or bury) your head in the sand.
11. TT truth ASTD - Tell the truth and shame the devil.
12. WT muck TB - Where there's muck there's brass.
13. TW kit AC - The whole kit and caboodle
14. WYH on YS - Wearing (or wear) your heart on your sleeve.
15. UAST crack AN - Using (or use) a sledgehammer to crack a nut.
16. AATP in AP - Alike as two peas in a pod.
17. Turning ABE - Turning a blind eye.
18. TBGWN man HGB - To boldly go where no man has gone before.
19. T and TWFNM - Time and tide wait for no man.
20. LOTF of TL - Living (or live) off the fat of the land.
21. TTGB in TN - Things that go bump in the night.
22. The WIO the W - The writing is on the wall.
23. ATO hope OE - A triumph of hope over experience.
24. TPOTPI in TE - The proof of the pudding is in the eating.
25. LT life OR - Living (or live) the life of Riley.
26. TE that PTR - The exception that proves the rule.
27. SOSNSBSB - Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue.
28. BTS of YT - By the skin of your teeth.
29. ASP of H - A safe pair of hands.
30. PASI the W - Putting (or put) a spanner in the works.
31. PO on TW - Pouring (or pour) oil on troubled waters.
32. APFE and EIIP - A place for everything and everything in its place.
33. NICBDAT - Nothing is certain but death and taxes.
34. NRF the W - No rest for the wicked.
35. NFA the TIC - Not for all the tea in china.
36. NM is AI - No man is an island.
37. MOF little AG - Mighty oaks from little acorns grow.
38. MATW is SIJ - Many a true word is spoken in jest.
39. MAC but FAC - Many are called but few are chosen.
40. MDNL by BA - Man does not live by bread alone.
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