Roxley Hall is a community hall located on Yarmouth Road in Thorpe St Andrew, just east of Norwich. Today it serves as an important venue for local organisations, social groups, charitable activities, performances, meetings, and community events. The hall is regularly used by groups such as the Thorpe Players, local singing groups, and support organisations, making it a focal point for community life in the area.
Unlike many of Norfolk's historic halls, there is very little published information about the early history or origins of Roxley Hall itself. Most available records describe its current role as a community facility rather than detailing its architectural or historical development. It forms part of the wider history of Thorpe St Andrew, a settlement that has existed since at least the Domesday Book and expanded significantly during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries as Norwich grew eastwards.
Over recent decades, Roxley Hall has become best known as a centre for community activities, providing space for drama productions, rehearsals, social clubs, health and wellbeing groups, fundraising events, and local gatherings. Through these activities, it continues to play an important role in supporting community engagement and social life within Thorpe St Andrew and the surrounding Norwich area.