Photo of six poppy wreaths on a war memorial.

Brill Clubs and Groups

From Small Saints and Beavers to the Oral History Group and Memory Lane Café, Brill has a club or gathering for everyone. And if you can’t find one to suit, why not use the Facebook networks or Bernwode News to start something new?

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Click on the images to find out more about each group - or filter the groups using the blue buttons. Please email the Editor if you find any mistakes or you’d like to see your club or group featured here.

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Brill Village Facebook Group

One of Brill’s three Facebook groups.

Foodbank Collection for Aylesbury Vineyard

Please leave donations in the yellow boxes in the bus shelter box on The Square before 9am on the first Saturday of the month.

Brill Women's Social Group

A recent group set up to “make new friends, share local life, and enjoy social activities in our lovely village.”

Oral History Group

This popular group of senior Brillites meets monthly in the Memorial Hall.

Brill United Youth Football Club

FA-Accredited Club offering young people the opportunity to learn and enjoy playing football in a safe and fun environment.

Aunt Sally

Traditional outdoor pub game dating back to 17th Century. Wednesday evenings at BSSC and The Pheasant Inn.

Touch Rugby (Brill Beavers)

Brill Touch Rugby plays every Saturday 10.30am on the playing fields (plus Wednesday evenings during the summer).

Late August Village Fête

A traditional garden fête held on August Bank Holiday.

Use it or Lose it

Exercise adapted for the older person to help you live life to the full.

Oakley Gardening Club

Okay, so not a Brill group but it’s too good not to mention!

Memory Lane Café

A weekly gathering for people living with dementia and their carers held every Monday.

Short Mat Bowls Club

Players meet Mondays and Wednesdays in the Memorial Hall 2 to 4pm.

Brill Festival

A family-friendly three-day event over the late August Bank Holiday weekend.

Brill Show

Annual flower and produce show held in mid-September with over 150 classes.

Small Saints Toddler Group

Held Mondays during term-time in All Saints Church, 9 - 10.30am.

Love Brill Facebook Group

A Facebook group “created for us all to share and celebrate everything wonderful about our beautiful village”.

Brill Church of England Educational Endowment

Grants for former pupils of Brill School.

BBOWT

The Berkshire, Buckinghamshire & Oxfordshire Wildlife Trust.

Allotments

The benefits of allotment gardening are well known and Brill Allotments personify all that is wonderful about this way of life.

Alice Carter Charity

A long-established charity that makes annual payments to “deserving widows and spinsters” in the parish.

URC Second-hand Books

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

Brill Community Fund

Supporting community projects in Brill since 2003.

Bernwode Rural Shed

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

Brill Environment Group

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

Bernwode Lunch Club

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

Age Concern Bernwode Transport

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

Royal British Legion

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

The Windmill Players

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

Friends of Brill Common

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

Brill Common Volunteers

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