Second-hand books galore; good condition, well-presented.

Supporting community projects in Brill since 2003.

Working, talking and drinking tea - and building a better community.

A local group that celebrates and nurtures Brill’s wonderful natural environment.

A monthly home-cooked two-course meal served in Brill Memorial Hall for senior residents.

Transport for Bernwode residents to hospitals, clinics and surgeries for a modest donation and parking costs.

There are two highlights in the RBL year: November 11 - and the Brill Village Fete on August Bank Holiday.

“Amdram” doesn’t do this group justice. Innovative, brave - and very talented.

Formed in 2007 and working hard ever since to support BVCH and help keep Brill Common the special place we all enjoy.

The Volunteers meet fortnightly to carry our crucial work on Brill Common.

”England’s first community-owned grazing co-operative” - now, there’s something to be proud of! The Parish Council receives a grant from Natural England to support the project and BVCH manage the herd with the help of volunteers.

Brill United is doing well in the Oxfordshire Senior League Premier Division.

Founded in 1868 and now competing in Division 3 of the Oxfordshire Cricket Association.

Active branch of the national Women’s Institute.

Scouts and Cubs are going strong in Brill, welcoming both girls and boys.

Our community cinema screens new and classic films in Brill Memorial Hall.

Formed in late 2021, BCAG is an action-based environment group.

A local history and heritage group established in 1965, The Brill Society’s main responsibility is the management of Brill Windmill.

A great meeting place for mums, bumps, babies and toddlers, held every Wednesday during term time.

Beavers Scouts are going strong in Brill with two groups, meeting Monday and Tuesday evenings.