St Andrew's Parish Church Upper & Lower Halls

Current Events in St Andrew's Halls
Upper Hall schedule is on this link
Lower Hall schedule is on this link
Hut schedule is on this link
Letting of the Halls by Parishioners for Parties etc.
Did you know that the Upper and Lower Halls are available to let for that special occasion that you have always planned? Whether it is a birthday party, a christening, a silver wedding, a fund raiser or just a good old fashioned knees-up, the halls at St Andrew’s Parish Church can meet your requirements.

Letting of the Halls for Parish Events
The Halls can be let for one-off Parish Events such as the Big Band Sound or for regular recurring events such as the Lunch Club or Whist Drive. If you are a member of the Parish and would like to consider letting one of the halls for a Parish Event, please contact the Letting Manager using the form below.

Commercial Letting of the Halls
If you are a Parishioner or know of somebody who would like to let one of the halls on a regular commercial basis i.e. for keep fit or dance instruction, then please ask them to contact the Letting Manager by using the form below to discuss the opportunity further.
It is also possible to sell alcohol on the premises to assist in raising funds if an Occasional Licence is obtained.
Lets are charged at £30 per hour for the Upper Hall.
Lets are charged at £25 per hour for the Lower Hall.
Please scroll down this page for more information including terms and conditions or click on this link.
Contact the Halls' Manager
If you wish to let one of the halls, or find out further details please contact the Letting Manager by using the form below.
Alternatively please contact Nicola Quinn, the Hall Lets Manager on 07467 075973 or by email at [email protected]

    Halls' Manager Contact Form

See Terms and Conditions at the bottom of this page or on this link.
The Upper Hall is the larger of the available spaces and has a small stage, a bar area and a kitchen attached.
  • There are 16 six feet long tables (seating either 6 or 8 persons) and 8 four feet tables (seating 4 or 6 people) available as well as 120 chairs.
  • Chairs must be moved using the trollies provided to avoid damage to the floor and should be put away as indicated on the signs.
  • The Upper Hall has dedicated toilets (male, female and accessible) as well as a cloakroom area. Baby changing facilities are in the accessible toilet.
  • The kitchen area has a dishwasher, hob, oven, fridge, freezer and a hot water urn.
  • There is no crockery or cutlery.
  • There is parking behind the Chapel House for unloading equipment and one vehicle can be parked per let if space allows.
  • The large green bin is for all refuse – recycling space is limited so please take recycling home (recycling bins are available at Asda, Bearsden).
  • There is Wi-Fi, a PA system and a large flat screen television which can be provided if required.
  • Cleaning equipment is provided.
The Lower Hall is ideal for smaller groups and parties and has:
  • Kitchen area
  • Accessibletoilet/baby change facility
  • Crockery
  • Tables and chairs.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR THE LETTING OF THE UPPER/LOWER HALL.



  1. All applications for lets must be made on the appropriate form and submitted to the Halls Letting Manager of St. Andrew's Church Halls Committee at least 10 days in advance of the intended event. Late applications may be considered under special circumstances. Applications will only be accepted from persons aged 18 years or over. The lessee(s) agrees to pay the charges as directed by the Halls Letting Manager on behalf of the Halls Committee and will be liable or jointly and severally liable for the let.
  2. Lessee(s) hiring either of the halls shall not be entitled to sublet the premises or change the purpose for which it is let without the consent of the Halls Committee.
  3. If you hold a premises licence, a personal licence or are from a voluntary organisation and wish to sell alcohol on the premises, you must apply for an Occasional Licence in terms of Section 56 of the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005. Please note that you can only get licences for events connected with your organisation's activities and occasional licences do not cover public entertainment activities. A separate Public Entertainment Licence is needed for this. The application for an Occasional Licence must be made at least 28 days in advance. No intoxicating liquor may be made available for consumption by persons less than 18 years of age. The bar must be closed 30 minutes before the end of a function. The Halls Letting Manager will require to see the licence prior to the event and it must be displayed on the premises for the duration of the let. Challenge 25 and Section 110 Notices must also be displayed.
  4. Alcoholic liquor is permitted on the premises without a licence where it is purchased outwith and brought into the premises for consumption. In such cases the Lessee(s) is responsible for the supervision of its consumption and no person under 18 years of age is permitted to consume alcoholic liquor.
  5. St Andrew’s Church Halls Committee operates a “Good Neighbour” policy. Consequently, the lessee(s) is/are responsible for ensuring that the function is completed by 11.30pm irrespective of which day the event is held on or how long the premises remain licensed if appropriate, and music stopped, with the hall being cleared and tidied up within a reasonable period of time thereafter. The lessee(s) is/are also responsible for ensuring that the function participants vacate the premises in a quiet and orderly manner with minimum nuisance to adjacent neighbours.
  6. Smoking is prohibited in both Halls. This includes the use of electronic cigarettes (vaping).
  7. Music amplification must be restricted to a level that does not cause nuisance to residents in the vicinity of the halls and amplification must be reduced immediately on receipt of any complaints from either the police or any other authorised person(s).
  8. The Lessee(s)applying for the let is/are responsible for ensuring that the conditions of the let are observed and that good conduct is maintained during the course of the let. The lessee(s) must provide adequate supervision for this purpose and ensure the number of persons attending does not exceed the capacity of the hall in which the function is being held.
  9. Where the Lessee(s)applying for the let is/are a private individual or the let is for a one-off event, the Lessee(s) is/are responsible for any children, young people and vulnerable adults present and will exercise a supervisory function and is/are responsible for ensuring that everyone is kept safe. St Andrew’s Church will not be held liable if the Lessee(s)applying for the let fails in this duty.
  10. Where the Lessee(s) is/are an organisation or group applying for a recurring let, a Responsible Person from the Lessee(s) will be required to sign a Safeguarding Declaration. A copy of this should be returned with the Application Form and will be retained, confidentially, by St Andrew’s Church.
  11. All passages to and from the halls and all fire escapes from the halls and adjoining properties must be kept free of any obstruction and all doors leading thereto kept unlocked from start to finish of the function. Nothing shall be done nor any thing brought into the premises that may involve extra risk to the property or users of same. Electrical wiring and appliances within the halls must not be interfered with under any circumstances.
  12. The lessee(s) must accept full responsibility/liability for loss or damage to property or valuables brought into or left in any part of the premises by the lessee(s) or by any persons attending the function therein, or for any injury, however caused to any person connected with the lessee(s) or guests of the lessee(s). The lessee(s) shall also be held responsible and liable  for any damage to fixtures, fittings or equipment within and belonging to St Andrew’s Church Halls and to the fabric of said halls.
  13. Where areas of the Church grounds are used for the parking of any vehicles by the lessee(s) or other patrons of the function, then the lessee(s) is required to take full responsibility for any third-party accidents arising as a result of the parking of said vehicles. Only one vehicle is permitted to park in the grounds per let and must not be left overnight without prior consent from the Halls Letting Manager.
  14. The lessee(s) will be responsible for any catering or caterers making use of the kitchen and must ensure that the kitchen and hall are left in a clean and tidy condition. Tables and floors must be cleared of all litter and this should be placed in the bins provided for such purpose. Tables and chairs should be returned to the storage area and stored in accordance with the diagram therein. No banners, posters etc. should be affixed to the walls or ceilings within the halls without prior consultation with the Halls Letting Manager.
  15. The consumption of chewing gum within the halls is strictly prohibited.
  16. The use of smoke/dry ice machines is expressly forbidden.
  17. Where a recurring let is in place and a particular date is not used, the hall charges will still be payable unless notification is provided to the Halls Letting Manager prior to the let commencing.
  18. A deposit of one hour’s rent must be paid in advance of any ad-hoc let. This deposit is not refundable.
  19. Failure to observe abovementioned conditions of let will prejudice any future lets.
  20. Hall charges for ad-hoc lets from 1 August 2023 are as follows: Upper Hall - £30/hour, Lower Hall - £25/hour
  21. Hall charges for recurring lets from 1 August 2023 are as follows: Upper Hall - £30/hour, Lower Hall - £25/hour
  22. The use of inflatables such as bouncy castles is not permitted in either hall. 
If you have any questions regarding the above, please contact Nicola Quinn, the Hall Lets Manager on 07467 075973 or by email at [email protected]