The benefits of allotment gardening are well known and Brill Allotments personify all that is wonderful about this way of life; companionship, tranquility, creativity - and lots and lots of courgettes. Email the Secretary to get your name on the waiting list.
Read moreAlice Carter Charity
Funded by allotment rents and income from investments, Carter’s Charity (its official name) makes annual payments to “deserving widows and spinsters” in the parishes of Brill, Boarstall, Honeyburge, and Oakley. The picture shows the Alice Carter almshouses; built 1591, rebuilt 1842 and 1963. Email the Secretary.
Read moreBrill URC Coffee & Books
Second-hand books galore; good condition, well-presented. Coffee morning on third Saturdays plus space usually open Wednesdays (with Bernwode Shed) and Thursday mornings. Call the URC Secretary on 01844 237982.
Read moreBrill Community Markets
Small, friendly market usually held every third Saturday in the month, 9.30-11.30am in All Saints Church. Handicrafts and gifts, quality bric-à-brac, breakfast rolls and coffee, homemade cakes and preserves, genuine Brill Pasties - and more! Organised by The Brill Society - likewise the wonderful Brill Christmas Market. Read more about the markets on this website and visit the Brill Community Markets Facebook Page.
Read moreBrill Community Fund
Supporting community projects in Brill since 2003. Any Bernwode resident or organisation can apply, so long as their project offers a real benefit for the whole community. Visit their website.
Read moreBernwode Rural Shed
Working, talking and drinking tea - and building a better community. Bernwode Rural Shed meets every Wednesday, 10.30am at 7 High Street in Brill. No membership, no fees, no committment; just turn up! The group is part of the UK Men’s Sheds Association.
Read moreBrill Environment Group (BEG)
A local group that celebrates and nurtures Brill’s wonderful natural environment. The Group’s objectives focus on education and advice, complementing those of its sister organisation Brill Climate Action Group.
Read moreBernwode Lunch Club
A two-course meal (and excellent company!) served in Brill Memorial Hall for senior residents living in Bernwode Benefice. Call Jenny to get on the waiting list 01844 237667.
Read moreAge Concern Bernwode Transport
Transport for Bernwode residents to hospitals, clinics and surgeries (including Brill). £8 donation and parking costs (free within Brill). New volunteer drivers always welcome. Visit ACB’s website.
Read moreRoyal British Legion
There are two highlights in the RBL year: November 11 - and the wonderful Brill Village Fete on August Bank Holiday. Email the Secretary.
Read moreThe Windmill Players
“Amdram” doesn’t do this group justice. Innovative, brave - and very talented. Visit their Facebook Page.
Read moreFriends of Brill Common
Formed in 2007 and working hard ever since to support BVCH and help keep our common the special place we all enjoy. A stalwart member of the Brill Common & Village Greens Advisory Group. New helpers always welcome.
Read moreBrill Common Volunteers
The Volunteers meet fortnightly to carry our crucial work on the common in line with work schedules produced by the Brill Common & Village Greens Advisory Group. New helpers always welcome.
Read moreBrill Village Community Herd
”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. Visit the BVCH website.
Read moreBrill United Football Club
Brill United is doing well in the Oxfordshire Senior League Premier Division. Contact the team through Brill Sports & Social Club. (See also Brill United Youth Football Club.) Visit their Facebook Page.
Read moreBrill Cricket Club
Founded in 1868 and now competing in Division 3 of the Oxfordshire Cricket Association. Visit the Club’s Facebook Page.
Read moreThe WI
Active branch of the national Women’s Institute. Monthly meetings and Have A Natter informal get-togethers in members’ homes. Look out for posters on village noticeboards.
Read more1st Brill Scout Group
Scouts and Cubs are going strong in Brill, welcoming both girls and boys. The Group’s main fundraiser is a wonderful fireworks display early in November. Visit their website.
Read moreBrill Cinema
Our community cinema screens new and classic films in Brill Memorial Hall throughout the winter months. Visit their website.
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