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Congratulations! You have found the New Roch Village Website that aims to provide the community with a central place to find out information about whats happening in the wonderful village of Roch in Wales.
Roch village grew around the Norman Watch Tower built by Adam de Roche. Now called Roch Castle it stands on a volcanic outcrop overlooking the deep Brandybrook valley. This valley forms the western end of the Landsker line. Even today to the north of this line Welsh is more frequently spoken and villages generally have Welsh names, unlike those to the south of the line that are predominantly of English origin. The village includes a post office, shop(1), school, pub, church and chapel, plus a thriving village hall.
The Village Hall is open for all events, birthday parties for young and old, celebrations, weddings, new clubs and much more....
You can email us on victorialhallroch@gmail.com to make any inquiries for new hall bookings, require any information, or wish to join an existing club.
We look forward to hearing from you.
Converted from an unwanted barn over 30 years ago Victoria hall has been extended and modernised to provide an outstanding facility enjoyed by all in the local community. The hall has a Maximum capacity of between 150 and 175, outside is a Multi use Games Area, children's playground and approximately a 2 acre field. Registered charity- 50700
Check out the regular events which are held at the hall.
Nolton & Roch Community Land Trust (CLT) was formed in January 2020 with the specific goal to work with land-owners, developers and planning authorities to identify land that is suitable for development to provide attractive, low energy-demand houses that reflect real needs in the neighbourhood and are suitable priced to be affordable by local people. Find out more by visiting their website.