Community Links
Thornham Cricket Club
Thornham Village Hall is proud to be home to Thornham Cricket Club who moved to the new TVHPF site even before the Hall opened. A successful club, with a strong juniors academy TCC runs four senior sides: a 1st and 2nd teams, a Sunday team and an over 40’s team.
For more information, please check out Thornham Cricket Club’s website.
Thornham Parish Council
Thornham Parish Council’s meeting are held at Thornham Village Hall. Details of meetings and how to get in touch with the Parish Council can be found on their website.
Thornham Jubilee Meadow
Look straight across our Playing Field, you will see Thornham’s Jubilee Meadow through the conveniently created gap in the hedge! Owned by Thornham United Charities which dates back to the 18th Century, the 17 acre field is managed by a team of five local volunteers who are transforming the field into a wildflower meadow, planted with native trees, which people who live in the village, along with visitors, can enjoy. More information can be found on the website.
All Saints Church, Thornham
Just down the road from the Village Hall stands All Saints Church, a Grade I listed medieval parish church dating from the 13th century. Building was disrupted by the Black Death, with major enlargement and rebuilding in the 15th century. Its tower, begun in the 17th century but left unfinished for centuries, was finally completed in 1935, and the church has been carefully restored over time. Further information can be found on their website.
Thornham Bowls Club
Tucked away in an idyllic spot on the High Street, Thornham Bowls Club is a friendly, welcoming amateur club for Bowls enthusiasts. For further information, please contact the Club via email ThornhamBowlsClub@gmail.com.
