Dalston Victory Hall was built in 1921 by public subscription after the First World War, on land which was vested in the Trustees. The Hall is managed by a committee elected from the parishioners of Dalston.

The large main hall and two additional rooms are available for hire, either together or separately. They are centrally heated and maintained in good condition. They are used by various local organisations.

The Main Hall has a stage and a superb polished wood floor. It can be booked for dances of up to 120 persons, for dramatic productions and for meetings, celebrations, funeral teas, concerts etc. The Main Hall has comfortable seating and can accommodate up to 150 seated persons. A Premises Licence is in place and licensed bars can be obtained.

The Social Room seats 30 - 40. The Reading Room is carpeted and seats 25. These rooms can easily be converted into one by folding back the connecting doors.

The Kitchen conforms with EEC standards and has facilities for re-heating food and preparing drinks for up-to 150 persons.
Bookings include the use of the kitchen, crockery, cutlery etc., cloakrooms and toilets.

All fire regulation requirements are in place. Parking is available by the Hall and in the village car park at Glave Hill.