Badminton Club
Including Junior, Adult and Disability Badminton.
All abilities welcome from age 7 to adult.
Sports wheelchairs and rackets available free of charge.
Club Directory
As well as publishing a comprehensive monthly listing of ‘What’s On’ in the Stretton’s on the 1st of each month, we also publish a directory listing of all the local clubs and society contact details in the magazine. Our online directory of clubs and societies provides easy access to contact details and some of our clubs have provided a brief summary about their activities and what each club offers.
Breathing Space Singing Group
Singing for health and wellbeing.
Church Stretton Arts Festival
Church Stretton Arts Festival is an annual event usually over a two-week period at the end of July/beginning of August.
We present classical and contemporary music concerts, drama, talks and a large Art, Crafts & Photography Exhibition which attracts well over 100 exhibiting local artists, with most items available to purchase.
For full details, please see our website.
Church Stretton Chess Club
All ages and abilities welcome.
Here at Church Stretton Cricket Club, we’re proud of our community ethos. We want to represent Church Stretton with distinction – both on and off the field.
Lying in the heart of outstanding natural beauty the Church Stretton Golf Club with its unique location and geology guarantees outstanding golfing all year round. It offers a warm welcome to allcomers of all ages and golfing experience
The club welcomes new players of all ages and abilities, whether it be for a casual game at one of our open sessions, taking part in more competitive matches, or simply trying the game for the first time. Table tennis is entertaining, fun, fast and also has great health benefits. If you are interested in getting involved, or fancy coming along for a taster session, please get in touch!
We are a very social club who play on Sunday mornings at 10am, if you want to just try the game or consider joining us please come along on a Sunday morning and we can usually even find you a racket if you don’t have one. We are very keen to welcome new members and grow our Club.
Church Stretton URC is the town’s oldest non-conformist church dating from 1866 and is close to the town centre, in the High Street. It was one of the founders of Stretton Focus in 1967.
Hope Bowdler Handbell Ringers
New members are most welcome; you do not need to be able to read music.
Knit & Natter Group
Would-be knitters welcomed.
Long Mynd Archers is an archery club based at Church Stretton. Nestled in the
outstanding beauty of the Shropshire Hills, we specialize in target archery and cater
for recurve, compound and longbows.
MIP are a small and informal group of photographers that meet in a non competitive way to share ideas and learn from each other’s work. We occasionally invite a guest speaker and have also held a number of exhibitions throughout Shropshire.
We meet monthly on a Saturday, normally at All Stretton village hall but sometimes have away-days to places of photographic interest.
Pickleball Club
Pickleball is a fun sport that combines many elements of tennis, badminton and table tennis.
Rotary is a Service Club which allows people to contribute to their local Communities and International Causes. We are also a social group, enjoying trips out to compete in Quizes, Darts and Ten Pin bowling with other Rotary clubs and our own trips to cultural and enjoyable things like a Cider Brewery
Stretton Scarletts Netball Club
A fun, sociable club with the focus on enjoyment and taking part, for players of all standards, ages (18 years plus) and experience. £3 pp
Stretton Strummers Ukelele Group
All abilities welcomed to our ukulele group, to enjoy playing and singing.
The Strettons Area Community Wildlife Group are planning a special day in March focusing on birds with all sorts of opportunities for learning, involvement and enjoyment. Whether you are an experienced birder, a learner or a youngster with everything to learn – we hope everyone will find something to enjoy.
The event is on Saturday 16th March from 10am to 3.30 in Mayfair Community Centre.
Stretton’s Natural Voice
Community Choir.
People who have lost confidence or have been told they can’t sing are especially valued.
The Strettons Bridge Club
Duplicate Bridge in a relaxing atmosphere for players of all standards.
Youth Club
A relaxed and inviting space for children to meet up outside of school hours to participate in a range of activities or just chat.
Sessions are staffed by trained and DBS checked youth workers.