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About Soper Hall

The Soper Hall has stood, in the centre of Caterham, for more than 100 years, and in that time has served the residents as both an administrative centre for local government and a venue for wedding receptions, parties, meetings, exhibitions and events – a complete community facility.

The Soper Hall was built, in 1911, as Council Offices for Caterham Urban District Council. It was named after William Garland Soper (1837-1908), the first chairman of Caterham Urban District Council, who has been described as “The Father of Modern Caterham”. The building’s Memorial Hall is dedicated to him.

The building was first occupied in February 1912 and served as the offices for Caterham and Warlingham UDC until 1974 when the offices for the newly-formed Tandridge District Council were established at Oxted.

The halls are now run by a registered charity to act as a venue and meeting facility available to the local community.

Quick look pricing

One Hall

Two Halls

Three Halls

Whole Venue

Lavender Room

Weekday

£25/hour

£40/hour

£60/hour

N/A

£15/hour

Weekend

£30/hour

£50/hour

£70/hour

£85/hour

N/A

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A refundable deposit is required. See our hiring terms & conditions
All rooms are wheelchair accessible and have access to disabled toilet.

Hall History

Soper Hall, Caterham Soper Hall, on Harestone Valley Road, was built in 1911 and named after William Garland Soper (1837-1908) who was the first chairman of Caterham Urban District Council and has been described as the ‘father of modern Caterham’.

It served as the offices for Caterham and Warlingham UDC until 1974 when the offices for the newly-formed Tandridge District Council were established at Oxted. Today the hall is available for hire.