Glenfarg - Clubs and Groups

The following information offers an introduction to the clubs, societies and groups in Glenfarg. Many of these clubs have regular articles in the Glenfarg Newsletter.

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Clubs and groups Contact Phone Email
Accordian and Fiddle Club Stewart Smith 830 296 isobelsmith45@btinternet.com
Babies and Toddlers Group Catherine Mason 07583022608 catherinemason@hotmail.co.uk
Badminton Club Alan Clark 830 246  
Badminton (ladies) Annette Eadie 830 547 annette_eadie@hotmail.com
Beaver Scouts Christine Morton 830 210 christine.morton878@gmail.com
Bowling Club Karen Parker 830 529 glenfargbc@gmail.com
Bridge Club Evelyn Brockbank 830 713  
Brownies Jan Pedley 830 195 glenfargbrownies@gmail.com
Chair Yoga Caroline Waring 830 239  
Cub Scouts Robert Morton 830 210 robert.morton1@tesco.net
Curling - men's Lorne Findlay 07849 616702 lorne@findlayclan.com
Curling - women's Margaret Jenkins 830 453
Line Dancing Mark Crossey 830 201 mcrossey66@gmail.com
Glenfarg Community Cinema Janet Watson 830 355 janet_watson@mac.com
Glenfarg Oil Buying Syndicate (GOBS) Tom McAulay 07786 705261 gobs@glenfarg.org
Glenfarg & Duncrievie
In Bloom		     inbloom@glenfarg.org
Glenfarg Village Folk Club Philip Ponton 830 611 info@glenfargfolkclub.scot
Kinross-shire Time Exchange  
time-exchange@kinross.cc
Old Folks' Association Philip Ponton 830 611  
Rainbows Jan Pedley 830 195 glenfargbrownies@gmail.com
Red Cross Red Cross Perth 08444122808  
Riding for the Disabled Angela Stocks 830 262  
Scouts Robert Morton 830 210 robert.morton1@tesco.net
SWI Linda Martin 07771 632830  

Tennis Club

 Tim Corcoran 830 879 timcorx@btinternet.com
Total Body Circuit Julie Ramsay 07398774307 jrinsanity@gmail.com
Wine Club David Aird 830 370  
Zumba Gale Paterson 07823334476 galepaterson@sky.com

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