Newby - Clubs, Groups and Societies in the Area

Originally built as a house in the late 18th century / early 19th century, and is a grade 2 listed building.

Hellifield House is a traditional village pub/club positioned in the Yorkshire Dales village of Hellifield, between the market towns of Skipton and Settle, offering a selection of well maintained ales, spirits, soft drinks.& snacks.

With a warm, welcoming & relaxed atmosphere & full of very friendly people,.Hellifield House is a Members Social Club which is also open to non-members.

Also a large function room is available, to be booked by individuals, groups, organizations or companies - to hold parties, celebrations or meetings.

Welcome to Colne and Barnoldswick Women's Running Network. We cater for women of all running abilities, including the complete beginner. Even if you are unfit or have never run before we can help you get started, giving you sensible advice, support and company while you run, and most of all fun and friendship.

Our group is non competitive and open to all ages, shape and size. We run five times a week from both Colne and Barnoldswick, giving you chance to enjoy fresh air and enjoy the beautiful countryside the area has to offer, whilst keeping fit at the same time.

Held at the Castle Street Community Centre Kendal, Wednesday evenings 5.45pm -7pm
Troutbeck Bridge, LIFE leisure centre
Friay mornings 11am
Milnthorpe - starting soon
Enquiries welcome for other areas

The old grammar school in Garstang Lancshire is now the home of Garstang Arts Centre. Catering for the needs of a variety of local arts and crafts groups.

Clayton Le Moors Harriers or CLEM as we are affectionately known, is one of the largest athletic clubs in the North of England, catering for cross country, fell and road running. Founded in 1922 we welcome runners of all standards and abilities and beginners will be particularly encouraged during our Tuesday and Thursday night training runs. A list of all the training venues (Summer and Winter) can be found on the following link - Training

Each month we produce a newsletter giving details of forthcoming events, features and race reports and this will be posted to all members.

The Club can boast many successes at all three disciplines having won the Lancashire team championships on several occasions. We have several outstanding individuals who have won races and represented the county and England. We are particularly proud of our Veterans’ Section which has swept all before it on the road, country and fell. Our Ladies have a second training session on Thursday evenings and are the envy of most other local clubs. Although we have no track several of our athletes compete in this discipline.

On the social scene we are proud of our events and impromptu gatherings.