In October 1944 Mr and Mrs Weston, living at Houndwood, gave £100 to the Parish Council towards the purchase of a playing field …
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We have ambitious plans for the playing field, all of which need funding! We welcome all donations, both large and small.
The Farley Coronation Field is so named because it was bought from the public subscription of villagers to commemorate the Coronation Year of 1953. It is a registered charity (no 305514) and is managed by a small committee of volunteers for residents in and near the village.
The playing field is owned and managed by the Farley Coronation Field Trust and is set aside for the use by and enjoyment of the general public for the purposes of sport, organised games and children’s play. It is also the home of Farley Cricket Club.
As it is a popular location and a charity, we ask that people please adhere to the following:
The Farley Coronation Playing Field is maintained entirely through the efforts of volunteers from the village. From organising repairs and improvements to helping keep the grounds tidy and welcoming, the field depends on people giving a little of their time to support a space that is enjoyed by everyone in the community.
We are always pleased to hear from anyone who would be willing to lend a hand occasionally. You do not need specialist skills, and there is no expectation to commit large amounts of time.
The trustees of the Farley Coronation Playing field are keen to keep the community informed
The Farley Coronation Playing Field (FCPF) provides local and surrounding communities with a recreational facility
The Trustees of Farley Coronation Playing Field need to generate over £1,000 per annum to
There is almost always something happening at Farley Coronation Playing Field. Whether it is a cricket match, children enjoying the play area, families gathering for a picnic, or villagers taking a walk across the field with views towards the church and alms houses, the space is regularly used and enjoyed by the community.
