OUR REGULAR ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS
All regular groups are open to everyone, please come along, or use the contact details provided to find out more. If you'd like to start a new club or activity, just let us know.
RAG TAG TODDLER GROUP
The group is run by parents for parents and all parents, grandparents and carers with children from birth up to the age of four years are welcome.
We meet in the village hall on Mondays & Thursdays from 9.45 - 11.15am during term time. Please check our Facebook Page for holiday opening times
All children need to have a parent or carer staying with them at all times.
Cost: £3.00 to include drinks, snacks and craft (each additional child 50p).
Contact: Hilary Schmidt-Hansen
Tel: 01789 731246
hilary@thegables.spacomputers.com
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Facebook page​: Snitterfield Playgroup Rag Tag Toddler Group
FITNESS YOGA
This class combines fitness with Yoga stretches and postures to improve muscle strength and flexibility. Participants will finish the class feeling stronger and calmer with energy levels boosted.
Contact: Charlotte
Tel: 07814 032 671
SNITTERFIELD PARISH COUNCIL
The council members are available to help and assist in any parish-related issues and are bound by the Code of Conduct for Parish Councillors.
Meetings are on the second Monday of the month.
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Contact: Nicola Everall, Clerk to the PC
Tel: 01926 495685 or 07940 476727
JUST DANCE
Just Dance offers classes from the age of 2 years right up to adults
Our aim is to provide children with an opportunity to gain self-confidence, experience and develop new friendships and for adults to have fun while developing new skills. Booking is essential, please contact Gemma.
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Contact: Gemma Joyce
Tel: 07789 865659
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SNITTERFIELD WOMEN'S INSTITUTE (WI)
​The WI provides women with educational opportunities and the chance to build new skills, to take part in a variety of activities and to campaign on issues that matter to them and their communities.
There is usually a speaker, demonstration or activity at our monthly meetings. New members and visitors are most welcome.
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Contact: Carole Pullen
Tel: 01789 730574
SNITTERFIELD GARDENÂ CLUB
Meetings held in Snitterfield Village Hall, first Tuesday of every month (except June, July and August).
Membership £15 per annum, superb speakers, garden visits/parties in May, June and July. Meetings are fun and light-hearted. Members are encouraged to participate and contribute plants and cuttings and take their turn to organise refreshments – key to the club’s success!
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Jean Harris (Committee Chair)
Home: 01789730423 Mobile: 07831 178864
Sally O'Brien (Treasurer)
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COMMUNITY CAFE
Home-made cakes, tea and coffee. Traidcraft stall and local stall holders selling a variety of crafts and gifts. Warm welcome. Hosted by different village groups monthly. If you'd like to have a stall, help on the day or your group would like to host the event please get in touch.
Contact: Celia Spiers
Tel. No: 07710 198009
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SNITTERFIELD ACTIONING CLIMATE CHANGE (SACC) - TEMPORARILY PAUSED
Award winning voluntary group tasked with reducing the carbon footprint of Snitterfield. Our meetings are lively and fun. All welcome. Volunteers needed and very welcome. Please check our website for any changes to meeting arrangements.
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Contact: Duncan Parker
Tel: 01789 731348
RURAL CINEMA
The rural cinema is a community-based project run by Live and Local (L+L).
It was set up in 2007 by the Parish Council as a way of bringing services to our community in Snitterfield and is coordinated by a member of the Village Hall Management Committee. The films are suggested by those who attend the cinema and a list compiled by the L+L which is then voted on by all the villages within the scheme. The winning title is then screened for that month.
We try to cater for all tastes and if you are interested in coming along please look out for the posters around the village as timings can change. Refreshments are available but if you wish to bring your own wine/beer please do so.
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Contact: Hilary Schmidt-Hansen
Tel: 01789 731246
MOBILE LIBRARY
The mobile library has a selection of books, including large print, spoken word, childrens; books, computers and A4 colour printing facilities. There is wheelchair access.
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Extra information about the library service can be found here.
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