Bus stop Hallsta village

The project Bus stop Hallsta village aims to create a versatile gathering place in Romfartuna. The voluntary efforts are significant and the collective work for the community is one of the cornerstones of the collaboration and social cohesion that the project aims to achieve.

About the project

In ancient times, Hallsta By had a shooting lodge, a ”bus stop” for travelers and their horses where they could find safety, rest, and food, but which also served as a meeting place for social contact, information exchange, and glimpses from the outside world.

In modern times, local residents and visitors have a need for functioning public transport in the countryside, and at Hallsta village there is today one of the bus stops along national road 56 through Romfartuna. The project strives for people to stop by, visit us, and participate. Gain new knowledge, new perspectives, and contacts. For many years, there has been a lack of gathering places and activity areas for members, residents, associations, and businesses in Romfartuna and surrounding areas. The willingness to develop the locality exists. There is a lack of forums and a common place for information, knowledge, discussion, debate, and engagement. The project will meet the need for a content-rich gathering place in the community for year-round use, by utilizing the old barn.

The board has decided to prioritize the application for support to the Romfartuna local heritage association, which aims to:

-increase attractiveness, development, and collaboration in the community.
-stimulate residence and stay in the countryside in general and in Romfartuna in particular.
-promote local businesses and cultural practitioners.

Romfartuna local heritage association is the project owner but collaborates with local businesses and independent professionals: Tomta Gård, Aros Handelshus AB,
Harakers Bygg AB, Larsson Bygg & Event, Broberget Bergtäkt AB, Lisas Skinnverkstad, Mias Skafferi, Ringar af Mynt, etc.

 

Excavation, installation, and connection of new sewage

Marking for sewage. With the property owner's approval to excavate and connect sewage for WC and shower in the new local heritage center being established in the old barn. Romfartuna Local Heritage Association has a 30-year lease agreement with the Gustavian Foundation. The work has included excavation - excavation - installation - connection from older and undersized sewage in the barn to the existing, community-shared facility.

The gathering place is made functional

The attic in the future local heritage center is made functional. Volunteer time is invested by engaged members of the association, residents of the parish, and outsiders.

Local anchoring, bottom-up perspective, and engagement

Volunteer time is invested by engaged members of the association, other associations, both residents of the parish and outsiders. The engagement in Bus stop Hallsta village is significant.

An overview of the projects in Hallsta village

Volunteer time is invested by engaged members of the association, other associations, both residents of the parish and outsiders. The engagement to create Bus stop Hallsta village is large both within the parish and from outsiders. A place that develops, unites, and creates conditions together.

The work to create a gathering place continues

Volunteer time is invested by engaged members of the association, other associations, both residents in the parish and those from outside the parish. The commitment to create Hållplats Hallsta by is strong both within the parish and outside it. Skills in the large network will be well utilized in the work with a gathering place in the old barn.

About the project

Project period
2023-10-29 – 2025-10-31

Project owner
Romfartuna local heritage association

Project manager
Elisabet Sannesjö
070-758 74 32
elisabet@sannesjo.com

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About the project

The project Bus stop Hallsta village aims to create a versatile gathering place in Romfartuna. The voluntary efforts are significant and the collective work for the community is one of the cornerstones of the collaboration and social cohesion that the project aims to achieve.

About financing

Granted leader support
1,280,000 kronor

Total funding
1,280,000 kronor

The Leader support consists of funding from the EU, the state, and the municipalities in the Leader Mälardalen area.

Incoming EU funds have been granted from:
The Rural Development Fund