Leisure Charities That specialise in Sports

Langton Herring Village Hall provides a centre for all residents to meet, socialise and exercise. It offers a suitable location for the various village clubs from Table tennis, Art, Choir, Gardening and Talks on a regular basis. It is also a regular meeting place for external groups including the Parish Council and occasional visits from the local MP.

Funding of public hall

Youth and social tennis club

Outdoor Pursuits, Camping, Hiking, Swimming, Competitions and Service to Others.

Playgroup, scouts, gardening club, short mat bowls, mother and toddler group, childrens and adults parties

We provide buildings and open space and some equipment for the general public - we do charge a hire fee for activities inside the centre. We cater for nursery school under 5 years - Different Dance groups - keep fit -Judo-Yoga -Keep fit

Sport for all

PROVIDES ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE ELDERLY AND LOCAL COMMUNITY I.E. BINGO, YOGA, KARATE, LINE DANCING, MOTHER AND TODDLERS, PRE-SCHOOL,CONCERTS, LUNCHES, WHIST DRIVE ONCE A MONTH, GET TOGETHERS AND TRIPS OUT.

'Scouting' - games, camping, cooking, canoeing & climbing.

It is a village hall used by about twenty different organisations for social, educational and sporting activities for all ages.

sewing classes, karate, bowls, welsh nursery, islwyn opportunity group, private functions, dancing classes.

Walker Memorial Hall is a community centre providing space for cultural, social and sporting activities for the population of Aldbrough St. John and nearby settlements of Carlton and Stanwick.

Helping young people towards responsible adulthood, our headquarters in the centre of PZ & close to the harbour provide admin & training rooms, drill hall & messroom plus boatshed. Based on the customs of the Royal Navy, our cadets undertake various academic & practical courses including computers. The cadets also enjoy boating, camping, adventure & sporting outings plus inter unit competitions.

Hold a once-weekly club night from 3-30pm - 7-00pm Tuesdays, to provide a cooked meal on arrival, then social activities eg playing snooker, boccia, darts, table-tennis, plus other board games, television, painting/drawing, art activities.

Harrisons is an old miners welfare formed 100 years ago. It provides sports facilities, in particular a bowling green and football pitches, together with a licenced club house where members meet for social occasions. There is a children's adventure playground.

6TH FALMOUTH SEA SCOUTS ARE A ROYAL NAVY AFFILIATED SCOUT GROUP FOCUSING ON SEAMANSHIP AND SAILING THROUGHOUT THE SUMMER MONTHS AND LAND BASED SCOUTING IN THE WINTER. COMPRISING CUBS, SCOUTS AND EXPLORERS ALL OF WHOM DEVELOP PERSONAL SKILLS THROUGH TEAM WORK AND EXPERIENCE THROUGH THE CHALLENGES DEVELOPED BY WATER AND LAND BASED ACTIVITIES.

The hall is used by a wide range of organisations, from our local community, from the brownies, WI, yoga classes, indoor bowls, ochestra rehersal, C of E use it for meetings, the J Wittness use it twice weekly for services. Its also held for wedding receptions, dinner parties and the like. Our local council use it for elections and meetings.

The Trustees provide a recreation ground for use of parishioners, visitors and sporting clubs.

Supply of facilities to local community including sports and youth activities, historical and craft societies, social functions such as birthday and anniversary parties, fund raising functions including quiz nights, discos and bands, rent of hall for local toddlers group and to auction house.

Provides focal point for social, educational, sporting and recreational activities for the village of Wickhambrook and a further nine villages within a five mile radius.

Active participation in the community, locally and within The Scout Association. Participation in team and individual sporting activities. Attendance at local church. Discussions on various subjects including site visits. Outdoor activities including camping, sometimes internationally. Group and individual instructions and advice to enable members to gain badges in varied subjects.

The club exists to enable disabled people to benefit from swimming therapy; amongst our disabled members we number those who have suffered strokes, heart operations, back injuries, amputations, multiple sclerosis, visual handicaps and arthritis, as well as to endeavour to provide assistance to disabled persons to gain access to swimming facilities.

Football & Public Open Space

Sport, keep fit, social activities, children's and young peoples' activities, meetings.

To provide recreational sporting activities for the village and surrounding area.