Community groups

Poll

WHAT I WANT TO SEE MOST IN HOYLAKE IS…

	more shops
	more nightlife
	more restaurants
	more coffee shops
	an open air market
	a museum/gallery
	better beach facilities
	family friendly activities
	something else

Community groups

Hoylake Village Life is one of many community groups in Hoylake, each of whom have different objectives. We encourage residents to take part in the wider community and there's lots on offer.

This section gives just a taste, we know there are many other groups than those listed here. If you would like us to publish some information about your group, please email us now with the details.

Friends of Hoylake and Meols in Bloom

Friends of Hoylake and Meols in Bloom is a group of local volunteers whose aim is to plant, care for and regularly replenish the flower displays in public places in Hoylake and Meols.

Hoylake and District Civic Society

Hoylake and District Civic Society was formed in 1946. Its aims are to protect and improve the district's environment, architectural heritage, open spaces, coastline, and flora and fauna. The Society has links with the Wirral Society and is affiliated to the Civic Trust.
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The Friends of Hilbre

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The Friends of Hilbre was formed in 2001 and its membership is approximately 150. Its intention is to help the Metropolitan Borough of Wirral maintain the beautiful islands of Little Eye, Middle Eye, and Hilbre and the surrounding foreshores.

Friends of Grove Park

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The aim of the Friends of Grove Park is to improve the play equipment, the grassed areas and everyday care of the park.

Contact:

Liz Webster

Telephone: 0151 632 0413

email: liz.webster@tiscali.co.uk

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Hoylake, West Kirby and District University of the Third Age ( U3A)

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U3A is a learning cooperative of older people that enables members to share many educational, creative, and leisure activities. The Third Age refers to the period of time after the First Age of childhood dependence and the Second Age of full-time employment and parental responsibility.

The Rotary Club of Hoylake and West Kirby

The Rotary Club of Hoylake and West Kirby is a small club that is growing. It prides itself on applying the core Rotary ideals of community service through both local and international projects.

Friends of Hoylake and West Kirby Libraries

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This group organises activities throughout the year, e.g. talks, crafts, coffee mornings and quizzes. Membership is £3 per person and £5 per couple for a year from April until March.

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