Willoughby, a Warwickshire Village

Rugby and Leam Valley Community First Responders (CFR’s) are a group of volunteers who are trained by and work with West Midlands Ambulance Service giving up their free time to bridge the gap between a 999 call and the arrival of an ambulance. We cover the whole of Rugby and the surrounding villages within the CV21, CV22, CV23 postcodes If you are interested in finding out more about us please visit our web page https://rugbyandleamvalleycfr.co.uk

The Thursday Club {known by some as the Thirsty Club ! } meets monthly for people who like to enjoy life and have the time to do so.
On the 2nd Thursday afternoon of each month we gather in the Village Hall to participate in activities which range from craft workshops and quiz sessions to talks on varied subjects such as travel , photography, gardening, local history, and  steam trains. In June each year we have a garden party, thanks to the generosity of various members.
Each month we also sample a pub lunch in one of the many pubs in the region, and we also organise several trips out during the year .

Willoughby Cricket Club was founded in 1901. Several teams compete in local leagues playing home games at The Green near Pye Court. Click on the heading above to visit our web site for more information.

The Parish Council is the first tier of local government and works with Rugby Borough Council and Warwickshire County Council to protect and enhance the village. Details of the Parish Council and it’s activities can be found by clicking on the link above.

The Willoughby Society has been working for the village and people of Willoughby for more than 50 years.  As well as providing interesting talks for the members on wide ranging topics the Society organises a variety of social events for members and non members. In addition it seeks to enhance the environment with planting and maintenance around the village e.g. at Hayward Lodge or by funding improvements e.g. contributing toward new lighting for the village hall. Finally it is guardian of the village archives and works to research and document the history of the village and its people.

Everyone is welcome at our meetings and events whether as new members or visitors

We are a branch of the National Federation of Women's Institutes formed in 1920.
Meetings are on the 3rd Thursday of the month in the Village Hall. Ladies, feel free to come and join us to see what we have to offer - our activities are all very friendly and informal.