Sherington - Community Organisations

This page gives details of the local community organisations, clubs and groups serving the village.
News from these organisations can be found on the Latest News page, whilst details of their forthcoming events and activities can be found on the What's On page.
See also the School, Saméon, Pre School, Church and Parish Council pages.

If your organisation is not listed, or your details are not up-to-date, please tell us.

Charity Stitchers are a group of seven ladies who meet together once a fortnight to make hand made gifts, household items, patchwork cot quilts, lap quilts and all sorts of bags, which are sold to raise money for the McMillan Cancer Unit at Milton Keynes Hospital. Over the three years since the group was first formed, approximately £3000 has been raised through Coffee Mornings and stalls at various events.
Ladies who wish to join the group will be most welcome. Further details from Josie Sear, Hillview.

These take place on Tuesday mornings. Members of the group take it in turns to act as host.

The group meets on the 1st and 3rd Thursday evenings of each month, usually in the Village Hall. A wide variety of talks, visits and social events are arranged. All ladies are welcome - the evenings normally commence at 8 pm.

Sherington FC plays in the North Bucks and District League. The first team is in the Intermediate Division, whilst the Reserves play in Division 2. Home games are played at the Sports Field in Perry Lane.
Details of the fixtures, results, match reports, photos and a tongue-in-cheek club history can be found on the Club's web site: www.sheringtonfc.co.uk.

The club meets in the Village Hall from 2pm until 4pm on Mondays, and from 7pm to 9pm on Fridays.
The Club was formed in April 1990 to provide a much needed facility for older members of the community who needed a daytime activity within the village. It now includes a regular Friday evening meeting. Anyone interested can obtain details from Mrs Eileen West, 14 School Lane (Tel: 611651). Preference will always be given to village residents, although membership is open to all.
Further details are available on the Club's web site http://www.mywebpage.org.uk/sherington.html

Membership of the Sherington Historical Society is open to everyone interested in the history of the village and recording and preserving this heritage for the benefit of future generations.
Meetings are held once a month. Membership is £5 per annum (£9 per couple), with £1 per meeting to cover tea and biscuits.
Further details are available on the Society's own web site www.mkheritage.co.uk/shhs/ or by contacting one of the following:
- Secretary: Sheila Quinn, 24 School Lane (Tel: 211153)
- Treasurer: Pearl Teasdale, 33 Crofts End,
- Committee Members: Mark Vale, Knoll Cottage, The Knoll, and Kay Turrell.
- Email address: sheringtonhs@yahoo.co.uk

The Village Hall is the focus for many village activities and is available for hire. It is a registered charity. Further details

Latest update: 3 May 2008