Farndon Community Club is managed by Farndon Community Trust, a registered charity. It is the aim of the Trust to make the Club accessible for sporting and social activities for residents of Farndon and surrounding villages. FCT are always looking for individuals who are willing to become involved by organising or helping to run activities at the Club. This is a club for the village and your continued support will ensure that it succeeds in its aims.
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Greg Davenport Family Quiz
Get ready for a fun-filled evening at the 9th Annual Greg Davenport Family Quiz on Saturday 27th September 2025!
Doors open at 5.45pm, giving you time to grab a drink from the licensed bar before the quiz kicks off at 6.30pm. There’s something for everyone, with our main Family Quiz and a special Children’s Quiz, all played under Greg’s famous rulesthat keep things lively and competitive. Between rounds, enjoy our raffle and a variety of games for extra chances to win.
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Entry is just £1 per adult and £1 per child, making it an affordable night out for the whole family. Tickets are limited and offered on a first-come, first-served basis, so be sure to secure yours early from Lewis’s Coffee Shop or by contacting Lizzie on 0774 0575 302.
Don’t miss one of the most anticipated community events of the year!
New Walking Netball Club
Join us every Tuesday at Farndon Community Club for Walking Netball – a slower-paced, low-impact version of the game that’s perfect for all fitness levels and abilities.
Whether you're returning to netball, trying it for the first time, or just looking to stay active and social, everyone is welcome!
Expect laughs, light exercise, and great company in a relaxed and supportive environment.
No experience needed – just comfortable shoes and a willingness to have fun!
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Contact Jo Sandbach on 07411 393787 for more information.
House Building in Farndon Meeting
The Head of Planning at Cheshire West and Chester Council will outline what recent national changes to local housing targets could mean for Farndon Ward, including the potential for major development. CWAC is consulting on three options for new housing in its local plan—Option A could see 500 to 1,500 new homes in Farnham.
While no formal applications have been made yet, nearby Malpas and Tatton Hall are already facing large developments. This is a live issue for our village, and there will be a chance to ask questions—please come along if you can.
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