Clubs and Organisations

The ‘Coffee Pop-In’ is held in Holy Cross Church Hall every Thursday 10:00am – 11:30am. It is a weekly meeting place for members of the community. Refreshments served, some stalls, and raffle. Just the Place for a friendly face, a drink and a chat.

Free guided walks every other Thursday at 10:00 am  The groups meets at the car park on the bend at the bottom of Joey’s Lane, WV8 1JL.  Google map showing the meeting place

The walks are usually more than 90 minutes in duration and are likely to included slopes, steps, stiles and uneven surfaces.

Brewood Dementia Support Group is a volunteer-run non-profit Community Interest Company (CIC) that supports people living with dementia and carers by providing singing for the Mind, coffee and chat mornings and Cognitive Stimulation Therapy (CST) for the newly diagnosed. They meet every Wednesday morning at Brewood Community Hub, 51 Deansfield Road, Brewood, ST19 9HT, 10.30 to 12.30 and every other Tuesday morning at Trinity Methodist Church, Histons Hill, Codsall, WV8 2ER, 10.30 to 12.30. (see Codsall 2025 Dates below)

Singing for the Mind Tuesday 13th May, 10th June, 8th July, 5th Aug, 2nd Sept, 30th Sept, 28th Oct, 25th Nov, 16th Dec
Coffee & Chat Tuesday 27th May, 24th June, 22nd July, 19th Aug, 16th Sept, 14th Oct, 11th Nov
Christmas Meal – Three Hammers Bistro – Tuesday 2nd December 2025

We can give you advice on a wide range of subjects such as Benefits, Universal Credit, Debt, Employment, Housing, Consumer, Legal issues, Immigration and more.

Get in touch by calling their freephone Adviceline number for general and specialist advice, or you can visit them at their drop-in session Codsall Community Hub on Thursdays  9:00 am to 3:00 pm.  No appointment needed.

A cancer support group that supports those with cancer or who have had a cancer diagnosis as well as their families.   They have meetings on the third Friday of every month at Trinity Methodist Church from 10 am to 12 noon.

They aim to meet face to face for group discussions, provide therapy with a trained therapist, give the latest information on developments in cancer research and to provide a listening ear to those who need it, when they need it.

They do occasional fundraising for cancer charities and include activities their members might enjoy.

They are a small friendly group who provide a warm welcome and a helping hand.

Helping families in Bilbrook and surrounding areas who are in need of food and household items. Please email them if you live in WV8 and some need support or if you’re somebody who can help with their mission!   You can support the Foodbank by:

– Donating items to the One Stop in Bilbrook
– Donating money via GoFundMe
– Buying items on their Amazon wishlist  Amazon Wish List

A thriving group with a membership of over 150 dedicated to collecting, collating and preserving historical information about Bilbrook, Codsall and the surrounding areas.  The Society organises monthly visits and historical visits.  The Society has produced many publications over the years. 

Codsall & Bilbrook History Society Events 2026-27

Macular disease is the biggest cause of sight loss in the UK and the developed world. It affects people of all ages.  Nearly 1.5 million people in the UK have macular disease.

Codsall and Bilbrook Macular Society Support Group meet the first Friday of each month at Codsall Library.

This group meets at the Woodman every week for people of all abilities to connect, run, and challenge themselves.

Bilbrook is twinned with St. Pryve St. Mesmin, near Orleans, France.  It is in a beautiful region of France, between the Loire and the Loiret rivers.  The Association aims to promote international friendship and have have enjoyed many visits to France, and return visits from their French friends.

A non-profit making community group, whose main aim is to improve the environment open spaces around Bilbrook.  Committee members are residents who have a keen interest in the local environment, and wish to create a sustainable programme of environmental care in which the larger community can also contribute; to improve and maintain the open spaces in Bilbrook for all age groups to enjoy.

Pendeford Mill Nature Reserve is a site of valuable environmental and historical significance.

The site covers 24 hectares (59.3 acres) of naturally managed countryside and dates back to the 13th century. It provides a stable and protected habitat for wildlife on the fringe of an urban area.

Although the nature reserve is managed by Wolverhampton City Council, it is within the Parish of Bilbrook and many Bilbrook residents volunteer three.

Location of Pendeford Mill Nature Reserve

Rockspur CIC is a User Led, Not For Profit, Community Interest Company.

Rockspur is led by people with learning disabilities for people with learning disabilities.

Rockspur offers opportunities for adults with learning disabilities in South Staffordshire and surrounds.  Rockspur is all about working in the right way with adults with learning disabilities ensuring individuals are in control and moving forward with their lives.

They hold the following sessions

Trained volunteers responsible for providing emergency care prior to the ambulance arriving.

St John Ambulance meet at Bilbrook Village Hall on a Monday evening 6:00 – 8:00 pm.

Young people between 5 -17 can get involved with St John Ambulance, having fun, learning important life skills, and even volunteering.

Badgers (ages 5 – 10) take part in a range of fun activities that build their confidence and learn important first aid skills.

Cadets (age 10 – 17) meet new people, learn life-saving first aid skills, build confidence as volunteers, helping in our local communities.

Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/SJABilbrookCodsall

The church at the heart of the community of Bilbrook.

All are welcome.

A friendly team of community volunteers who work to provide a great Village hall and outdoor space for the village of Bilbrook. 

To find out what’s on, follow the link below to their live calendar.

Bilbrook Village Hall Activities Calendar

More information about the Twentyman Playing Fields Association

We’ll Meet Again is a local group that meets on a Thursday morning, 10:30 am-12:30 pm at Trinity Methodist Church. A fun, friendly and supportive community for over 65’s living in Bilbrook and Codsall.  It is the successor to a previous group, Busy Minds, which had met at Bilbrook Fire Station until before the Covid pandemic. Current membership is more than 40, over 50% of whom are residents of Bilbrook. There are around 30 attendees each week.

South Staffordshire Local Village Transport supports those needing to be collected and returned to their homes. It offers activities, speakers, entertainment, and other events.

For more information about their activities, please follow this link.