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Brewood & Coven Parish with Bishops Wood & Coven Heath Village Organisations, Clubs & Groups BREWOOD & COVEN PARISH WITH BISHOPS WOOD & COVEN HEATH VILLAGE ORGANISATIONS, CLUBS & GROUPS VILLAGE ORGANISATIONS CLUBS & GROUPS (INCLUDING CHILDRENS SECTION) IN THE PARISH OF BREWOOD & COVEN WITH BISHOPS WOOD & COVEN HEATH November 2016 Page 1 BREWOOD & COVEN PARISH WITH BISHOPS WOOD & COVEN HEATH VILLAGE ORGANISATIONS, CLUBS & GROUPS BREWOOD: BREWOOD CIVIC SOCIETY Contact: John Redshaw 01902 851073 BREWOOD BADMINTON CLUB Relocated at Cheslyn Hay Leisure BREWOOD & BISHOPS WOOD Centre. Mondays 6.00pm – 8.00pm LADIES LUNCHEON CLUB Contact: Margaret Garbett 01902 864001 Meet last Thursday in month 1.00pm at Bradford Arms, Ivetsey Bank. BREWOOD BINGO Contact: Mrs V Jackson 01785 840256 Meet at the Jubilee Hall on Mondays at 7.45pm Good prize money, raffle. New BREWOOD CONTACT GROUP members welcome. Informal meetings and social activities for thinking women. Meet second and fourth BREWOOD BOOK/READING GROUP Tuesday of the month 8.00pm. Usually last Wednesday of the month in Contact: Pauline Keates 01902 850536 local pub to discuss books we have read Contact Helen 01902 850188 BREWOOD CRAFT CLUB Fortnightly meetings in Brewood Library BREWOOD BOUNCING BUNNIES on Wednesdays at 2pm-4pm Pregnancy to Pre-school group. Contact:Sharon 01902 850087 or Gill Tuesdays and Fridays 9.30-11am at 01902 850615 Jubilee Hall. Email [email protected] BREWOOD CRICKET CLUB or ring Karen 07826 927945 for more Four Ashes Road, Brewood information Contact: Matt Gibbons 01905 850395 or Victoria Bull 07736 042623 BREWOOD BOWLING CLUB www.brewood.play-cricket.com or For further information on learning to www.pitchero.com/clubs/brewoodcc bowl or the club. Contact Helen Skidmore 01902 850188. BREWOOD BRIDGE CLUB Meet at the Jubilee Hall, Tuesdays at 7.15pm. Contact: 01902 850452 or 01902 851024 BREWOOD CHESS CIRCLE BREWOOD CHURCH CHOIR Meet St Mary’s (RC) Church Hall, Wharf Practise every Wednesday from 7pm- Lane, Brewood on Tuesdays 7.30pm 8pm in Church House Contact: John Fenby 01902 753434 Contact Dennis Cornes 01902 850787 www.brewoodchess.webs.com November 2016 Page 2 BREWOOD & COVEN PARISH WITH BISHOPS WOOD & COVEN HEATH VILLAGE ORGANISATIONS, CLUBS & GROUPS BREWOOD INDOOR BOWLING BREWOOD QUILTERS- Meet Methodist Meet Jubilee Hall, Tuesdays 7.00pm Chapel, Brewood, on third Monday of Contact: 01902 850858 each month. 7.30 – 9.00pm Contact: Marion Goodrich 01902 851207 BREWOOD & DISTRICT INNER WHEEL Meet every 3rd Wednesday BREWOOD & DISTRICT ROTARY Contact Jenny Taylor 01902 851913 CLUB Bradford Arms, Wednesdays 7.00pm for JUBILEE HALL 7.30pm. New members welcome Site Supervisor Emma Cornes 07702 Contact: 01902 850329 022370 www.brewoodjubileehall.btck.co.uk BREWOOD SINGERS- Meet Jubilee Hall, Brewood on Thursday evening BREWOOD LACE FRIENDS 8.00pm to 10.00pm Meeting at Brewood Cricket Club on Contact: Pat Mumford 01902 850377 Mondays during term time 10am- 12.15pm Beginners welcome, tuition BREWOOD TENNIS CLUB available Tennis courts Engleton Lane Playing Contact: Sonia Oulton 01902 750338 Field. Contact: Brian Swift 07970 733225 BREWOOD LIBRARY Tel: 01902 850087 Contact library for details of ongoing events e.g. craft demonstrations, mobile museums, history days, IT courses BREWOOD MEN’S KEEP FIT CLUB BREWOOD THEATRE GROUP Meets weekly at St.Dominic’s Sports Hall Arranges theatre and concert trips. 19.30-21.30 on Thursdays. Contact:Pauline Keats 01902 850536 Contact Phil Goodrich 01902 851207 BREWOOD (AFTERNOON) WI BREWOOD NEIGHBOURHOOD Second Monday of the month, meets WATCH 2pm downstairs in Jubilee Hall. Information, news and updates can be Contact Val Rushton 01902 850575 received by email from the OWL messaging service. Contact 01785 BREWOOD (EVENING) WI 234129 visit www.owl.co.uk or by email Meet Jubilee Hall, first Wednesday, [email protected] monthly 7.30pm for 7.45pm BREWOOD OPEN GARDENS – Annual COME DANCING (see Coven) Event in June. For more information contact Mrs Brenda Davies 01902 CRIMESTOPPERS 0800 555111 850854 For non-urgent calls to Police ring 101 November 2016 Page 3 BREWOOD & COVEN PARISH WITH BISHOPS WOOD & COVEN HEATH VILLAGE ORGANISATIONS, CLUBS & GROUPS ROYAL BRITISH LEGION MIDLANDS CHORALE IN BREWOOD Branch H.Q. Shop Lane, Brewood. JUBILEE HALL Contact: The Club House for information A friendly mixed voice choir made up of 01902 850772 around 30 singers. 18 rehearsals per Royal British Legion Women’s Section year on Saturday’s 10am to 1pm - meet British Legion Club, Shop Lane, Enquiries welcome. We have a scheme Brewood, 2.00pm last Wednesday of the to PAY 15 to 21 year olds. month. Contact:Gren on 01902 850175 or see Contact: Mrs B Coggins 01902 850189 www.midlandschorale.co.uk BREWOOD W.I. WALKING GROUP MOVIE TIME IN JUBILEE HALL Meet 9.30am at The Beeches last For more information call 01902 843575 Thursday of the month. Contact: Shirley Plowright 01902 850009 NO MEN ALOUD For ladies with a passion for singing. All SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE CVA ages and all abilities to sing welcome. Council Offices, Codsall. Contact: 01902 Monday 8 – 9.30pm Jubilee Hall 851675. www.sscva.co.uk Brewood AT Contact Lucy Parker 07984 598589 Home shop – Thursdays 9.00-1.00pm. range of daily living aids available to help independence in the home THIMBLES CRAFT GROUP Opportunities for new crafts and skills. OUTINGS GROUP Meet first Monday of the month, 1.30pm For details Contact: at British Legion. Brenda 01902 844616 Contact: Val Rushton 01902 850575 ROTARY SATELLITE GROUP THURSDAY ART GROUP Every other Tuesday 7.30pm at Bridge Upstairs room at Jubilee Hall Brewood. Inn. All welcome. Visit us at: 9.30-12.30pm www.facebook.com/SatelliteRotaryBrewoodDistrict Contact Hilary Grew 01902 850329 TUESDAY ART GROUP Jubilee Hall. Morning and afternoon sessions. Contact Erika Stewart 01902 421873 November 2016 Page 4 BREWOOD & COVEN PARISH WITH BISHOPS WOOD & COVEN HEATH VILLAGE ORGANISATIONS, CLUBS & GROUPS VOLUNTARY CAR SCHEME COVEN RAMBLERS (BREWOOD & DISTRICT)– Full details on website Brewood & Coven Parish Council, 35 www.coven-ramblers.co.uk Stafford Street, Brewood. Contact: 01902 851786. Provides transport for mainly COVEN WI elderly and disabled people. Volunteer Coven Memorial Hall. Meet second drivers required, expenses paid. Tuesday of each month, 7.30pm to 9.30pm WHIST CLUB Contact: Jo Hadley 01902 790417 Meet Jubilee Hall, Wednesdays 7.30pm start. New members welcome. COME DANCING Contact Barbara Black 01785 840498 Meet Memorial Hall 2nd Saturday of the month in evenings. MOTHERS UNION Contact: Jean Le Mont 01902 850686 Meet Church House every third Monday afternoon. CRAFT CLASS Contact: Val Rushton 01902 850575 Coven Memorial Hall, Monday 1.00pm to 3.00pm ST MARY THE VIRGIN AND ST CHAD Contact: Edna Sibley 01902 790059 CHURCH OF ENGLAND Church Road, Brewood. Telephone 01902 851712 DANCE-X-TREME BELLRINGERS - Meet Tuesday Coven Memorial Hall, Mondays and evenings. Contact Bob Short 01902 Wednesdays, 7.00pm to 10.00pm 851059. Contact: Sue Weaver 01384 352564. CHURCH SOCIAL COMMITTEE - Contact: John Davies 01902 850854 FORGET ME NOT CLUB SUNDAY LUNCHEON CLUB- 2nd (For the over 55’s) - Coven Memorial Sunday in month. All welcome. Hall. Tuesday 2.00pm to 4.00pm Contact: David and Jill Evans, Contact: Mr Glyn Morris 01902 851343 01902 851326 JUDITH LATHBURY DANCE SCHOOL Coven Memorial Hall. Thursdays 4.30pm to 9.00pm Contact: Judith Howells 01902 338556 JULIE EDWARDS FITNESS & DIET Coven Memorial Hall, Tuesdays, 6.00pm COVEN: to 7.15pm Contact: Julie Edwards 07736 902699 C.L.A.S.S. CLUB Coven lunch and social club. Meet the first Sunday, monthly at Coven Court Contact: Moira 01902 703528 November 2016 Page 5 BREWOOD & COVEN PARISH WITH BISHOPS WOOD & COVEN HEATH VILLAGE ORGANISATIONS, CLUBS & GROUPS ST PAUL’S CHURCH, COVEN ZUMBA Church Lane, Coven Bishops Wood Village Hall * COFFEE POP-INS Monday 10 -11am 10.00am to 12.00noon each Saturday. Contact Julie Leslie 07970 218329 Pop in for coffee refreshments and a chat. * MEDITATION Every Monday evening in Church 7.30- 8.00pm. All welcome. Contact Pauline Appleby 01902 791372 BISHOP’S WOOD: BISHOPS WOOD WI Meet at Bishops Wood Village Hall on the third Tuesday of the month, 8.00pm. Contact County Office 01785 223838 DROP IN CLUB Village Hall. Tuesdays 2-4pm Contact Karen Webber 01785 841229 KARATE Village Hall - Mondays 7.00pm to 8.00pm Contact: Tony Holt 01902 846591 BREWOOD & BISHOPS WOOD LADIES LUNCHEON CLUB Meet last Thursday in month 1.00pm at Bradford Arms, Ivetsey Bank. Contact: Mrs V Jackson 01785 840256 PILATES Bishops Wood Village Hall Tuesday and Thursday morning Contact Teresa 07989 559712 November 2016 Page 6 BREWOOD & COVEN PARISH WITH BISHOPS WOOD & COVEN HEATH VILLAGE ORGANISATIONS, CLUBS & GROUPS CHILDRENS CLUBS: ND 2 BREWOOD SCOUT GROUP- Meet Scout Hut, Deansfield Road, BREWOOD: Brewood. * Beavers, 6 - 8 years, Wednesdays BREWOOD LIBRARY 6.30pm – 7.45pm Newport Street, Brewood, 01902 850087 * Cubs, 8 – 10 years, Mondays, 7.00pm * Storytime (for the under five’s) – to 8.30pm Brewood Library. Tuesday afternoons * Scouts, 10 – 16 years, Fridays 7.00pm 2.15pm to 2.45pm (term time) to 9.00pm Contact: Peter Plowright 01902 850009 2ND BREWOOD BROWNIES (7 – 10 years of age). Meet Scout Hut, BRING ME STARDOM – Youth Theatre Deansfield Road, Brewood. Tuesdays Group. Meet Thursday 4.00-6.00pm at except school holidays, 5.30pm to Brewood Middle School. 7.00pm Contact Lucy Parker 07984 030520 / Contact: Kim Potts 07967 503387 Katy Bagguley 07584 030520 ST 1 BREWOOD GUIDES LEE MATTHEWS MARTIAL ARTS – (10-14 years of age) Meet Scout Hut, Jubilee Hall, Brewood. Wednesdays from Deansfield Road, Brewood. Tuesdays 4.15pm 7.15pm – 8.45pm Contact 0800 389 3987 Contact Tanya Postles 01902 850287 LOLLIPOP THEATRE COMPANY- BREWOOD JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB Youth theatre group. Age 6-18. Meet FA Chartered Club with FA coaches. Sunday 10 – 1pm St Dominics High Teams for 7-16 year olds School, Brewood. LAMDA session 1-2pm Contact: Mac Webb 01902 850671 Contact Lucy Parker 07984 598589 www.thelollipoptheatreschool.co.uk OUT OF SCHOOL CLUB – OSCAR’S St Mary & St Chad First School, for ages 3 to 12 years.
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