The club's roots go back to 1891, when the vicar of the Holy Trinity Church, Rev. John Brooke Richardson, began a bible class for men on a Friday evening. The class lasted an hour followed by games that included billiards, on a ¾ size table. The evening proved to be so popular that soon there was a regular attendance of often more than 60 people. Right from the beginning Canon Richardson insisted that the Village Club should be open to all in Formby irrespective of religion or class.
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Four Vibrant Club Sections
TennisSocial tennis and league tennis.
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Crown Green BowlsSocial bowls and local league bowling.
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SnookerTwo tables and a vibrant snooker section.
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Table TennisSocial and local league table tennis.
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