Quatt Village Hall was built in 1908 for the village, and is in memory of Susan Wolryche-Whitmore, the wife of local dignitary Geoffrey Charlton Wolryche-Whitmore of Dudmaston Hall. A commemorative stone can be seen on the front of the hall by the main entrance. The Dudmaston Estate was transferred to the National Trust in 1978, the family continue reside at Dudmaston Hall.

The Village Hall has always been in existence as a village hall but was also the local primary school for about 50 years. It last opened its doors as a school about 53 years ago; there are still ex-pupils in the village that have fond memories of attending, and can tell a tale or two.

Today, the Hall is well used by the local community for a wide range of regular activities and events. It is hired out for many private functions.

Recently the Hall has undergone some dramatic changes. A new, fully equipped kitchen has been constructed on the back of the hall. A smaller meeting room has also been added. New toilet facilities, including an accessible toilet have been installed. The building is accessible and dementia friendly.

The Village Hall is available for private functions For availability and bookings please call Jackie Cooley (Bookings Secretary) on 01746 781759

None of the recent changes to the hall could have happened without the help, support and financial backing of Shropshire County Council, The Community Council of Shropshire, Bridgnorth District Council, Quatt Malvern Parish Council, Switch on Shropshire and all those who volunteered their time, many thanks to you all.