Local Organisations in and about Collingham

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Collingham and Linton Horticultural Society

The Society meets on the first Tuesday of the month from October to April (except January). There is a speaker at each meeting, covering a wide range of topics loosely related to horticulture, gardens and the natural world. The December meeting is our Christmas Party and takes the form of a light seasonal entertainment and a buffet meal.
Meetings take place in the New Supper Room in Collingham Memorial Hall at 7.30 pm. Details of meetings can be found on the News page
The Society also oraganises one or two trips to places of interest during the summer; a coffee morning in April with plants for sale; and the Annual Village Show on the last Saturday in August.
Anyone remotely interested in any or none of this is very welcome to join. Subscriptions for this year are held at £3, but will be £5 next year.

Collingham Ladies Forum

We meet once a month on a Monday evening at 7 30pm at Collingham Memorial Hall for interesting talks. Details of future meetings can be found on the News page. We also have outings, an annual luncheon and a Strawberry Tea. We are a friendly group so do come and join us or come as a visitor. For further information contact Elizabeth Blamires on 572642.

Collingham Retired Mens Forum

We meet in the Methodist Hall each Tuesday morning at 10.00 for 10.30.You will be entertained by a speaker an varying subjects and enjoy some great fellowship. Entrance is £1.00 and includes coffee and biscuits. No committment required. Meetings coincide with school terms on average. Details of future meetings can be found on the News page.

Collingham Memorial Hall

In 1919 The Lady Betty Hastings Trustees agreed to sell land to “Parishioners of Collingham desirous of erecting a permanent memorial in lasting memory of those parishioners who died for their King and Country”.

A Memorial Hall Committee bought 1.04 acres of land and a barn in Brewton Garth for £150. Mr Waddington built the Hall to a design of the architect Mr. W. A Jones, which incorporated the original barn into the building. The completed building cost £1,528 (raised by public subscription) and was opened on 14^th February 1920 by Mrs Wheler. Wife of Lt. Col G H Wheler of Ledston Hall and who was a direct descendent of Lady Betty Hastings.
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COLLINGHAM LAWN TENNIS CLUB
(affiliated to Collingham & Linton Sports Association)

Collingham LTC is a small, friendly local village club offering clubhouse facilities and two recently refurbished tarmac courts. The club runs several members’tennis sessions per week with a mixed standard of play and also has two teams competing in the Barkston Ash Tennis League.
More details here