Freckleton Angling Club is a private organisation that aims to provide top quality angling facilities around the village of Freckleton.

Freckleton Angling Club offer a range of fishing venues with an excellent mixture of coarse fish species, including a variety of Carp, Tench, Chub, Barbel, Roach, Rudd, Perch, Bream, Ide and Orfe.

With 7 small to medium sized waters available on the Fylde Coast, Freckleton Angling Club can offer the perfect mix for either the pleasure angler or specimen hunter.

A limited number of vacancies are available for the remainder of 2010.

For more details info see the website. 

 

The Freckleton Bowling Club offer free bowling lessons on a one to one basis if anyone would like a “taster session” and hold social bowling afternoons (in the warmer months) on Wednesdays with fun bowling and tea and biscuits. It’s a very friendly and welcoming club.

 

The Freckleton Club Day Sports Committee hold events in the village throughout the year. The main event is Club Day, held in June every year. Please see our Club Day pages <here>

Established in 1930 the Freckleton Cricket Club continues to offer juniors the chance to play the game and this season will see teams represent Freckleton in a number of age groups of the Palace Shield junior competition. The importance of a successful junior section is emphasised by the number of players who have become key members of both the 1st and 2nd XI with the 3rd XI being primarily junior members.

We are always striving for achievement and welcome any fresh talent to add to any of our senior and junior teams. If anyone is looking to play cricket, please do not hesitate in pointing them in our direction.

If you would like to join Freckleton CC simply pop down to the Bush Lane ground on a Tuesday or Thursday evening. Any one of the members attending the senior nets will be more than happy to help you.

The Club offers excellent facilities for social and recreational purposes.

There is a games room with two snooker tables, a pool table, darts boards, plus cards, dominoes etc. The lounge has a cosy atmosphere with Sky TV. The concert room offers bingo on Friday nights and live entertainment on Saturday nights with excellent artists. The Club has two fruit machines, with £250,00 jackpots, a wide range of beers, cider, Guinness on draught, lagers plus a range of spirits, and a good selection of alcopops. All at very competitive prices.

New members are very welcome, Please come in and ask for a form. A junior membership is also available for young persons 16 - 18 years age. If you require any further information please ring the Club.

The concert room is available for functions some evenings and Saturday and Sunday afternoon, all enquieries please contact the Steward.

The club also has a very good smoking shelter, reported to be the best in the area.

The Steward can be contacted on the Club telephone number for any information with regard to events at the club and membership.

Opening Hours:	Monday - Wednesday	4:00pm - 11:00pm
	Thursday	4:00am - 11:00pm
	Friday	12:00 noon - 12:00 midnight
	Saturday	12:00 noon- 12:30am
	Sunday	12:00 noon - 11:00pm

 

 

Two villages, both alike in dignity. In the fair North West, where we lay our scene...
July 2017 saw the start of a new beginning.

The club meets every Monday and Wednesday at 6:30pm from BAE’s Lightening Club and new members can sign up by visiting www.membermojo.co.uk/fwrc

For information on how to become part of the running revolution, see our community facebook page or
email us at for further details.

 

With a focus on community health and wellbeing, Michael Kearney founded a small group of individuals, of varying levels of fitness, to start a journey which would lead them from Couch to 5k. Less than two years on and following a sponsorship deal with BAE Systems, the club has now proudly gained 11 fully qualified coaches and nearly 100 members.
The club’s strong ethos of ‘running for fun’ and with all members 'in it together’, each and every individual has taken their first steps in becoming the best version of themselves. Some move like their lives depend on it, some take a more leisurely approach, but whatever their goal, the club helps them succeed.

 

We are actively seeking new members of all ages to join us. We are also always looking for people to help run things in the background e.g. publicity, scenery, set construction etc.

Freckleton Players is a small group so there is plenty of opportunity to get involved in one way or another by taking part in our many Murder Mysteries that we do both at Freckleton and other locations as well as our plays and variety shows/pantomimes at the Memorial Hall.

We are members of NODA (National Operatic & Drama Association) and have won a number of awards for our productions over the last few years.

The Lamaleach Park Resident’s Club is for all people in the Freckleton area aged fifty and over. Everyone welcome

Bingo - Mondays and Thursdays at 7.30pm Coffee Mornings - Alternate Tuesdays at 10.30 am - Cost £1.50 Board Games Afternoon - Tuesdays at 2.00pm - Cost £1.30 Chair Exercises - Wednesdays mornings at 9.30am - Cost £3

 

The Over 60's Club is for all people in the Freckleton area sixty and over young! An evening of entertainment and supper is available with transport provided if required, all free of charge. if collection from home is needed, please contact Councillor B. Whittle on 01772 632566

Every third Tuesday of the month except January, February and August From 7.30pm until approximately 9.00pm

 

The Rawstorne Sports Centre can offer seminar facilities or conference facilities from Monday to Friday, 9.00am to 5.0pm. For seminar facilities we can offer a boardroom layout seating a maximum of 20 people, or presentation seating for a maximum of 40 people. The centre is equipped with:- Internet facilities, Projector and screen, Flip charts and/or white board, Self catering facilities, Alternatively external catering facilities can be arranged, (extra charge, or make your own arrangements), Ample on site car parking spaces, for up to 50 cars. Wheelchair facilities, plus disabled toilet.

 

The Women's Institute is a great national organisation for women of all ages, catering for a wide range of interests, including crafts, cooking, walking, music and drama, sport holidays, days out to places of interest - in fact something for everyone. Denman College in Oxfordshire, a beautiful Georgian house set in its own grounds, is the W.I's own Residential Adult Education College, offering a wide range of two and three day courses to members, allowing them to develop new skills or knowledge on a wide range of subjects.

There has been a Women's Institute in Freckleton since April 1922, and it continues to be an important part of village life. Meetings are held in the Freckleton Memorial Hall on the 2nd Tuesday of each month at 7.30 pm from February to December. These are friendly and relaxed evenings with a speaker - a programme covering a wide range of subjects, is arranged each year - a competition, and afterwards there is time for a chat with friends over a cup of tea and biscuits and often a light hearted quiz. During the summer months trips are arranged, including a popular mystery trip.