
FARNLEY TYAS


Farnley Tyas Community Group
The Farnley Tyas Community Group meet on
the first Wednesday of the month at 7.15pm in the Bowling Club, where we are always given a warm welcome. Minutes of meetings are available from the secretary. Please use Contact page to ask for any information. All village residents and visitors are welcome. If you would like to be on our mailing list, please use the Contact page to get in touch.
Our next meeting is on Tuesday December 5th when we will be having a Christmas Social with free buffet and quiz, entertainment by Nytebeat.
Everyone is welcome to attend this meeting and we hope to see as many as possible there.
Meeting starts at 7.15pm.
Regular events
Join the Tidy Tyas group on the Saturday following our monthly meetings for an hour tidying up our village and picking up litter from the roads leading into the village. See our Facebook page for details where to meet etc. High-viz jackets and equipment provided.

The Knit and Natter Group meet every Thursday in the Golden Cock pub from 7-9pm. Anyone is welcome to join them for a drink, a laugh and sometimes some knitting!


Community Cafe open every Tuesday morning, 9-12 in St. Lucius Church.
Upcoming events





Introducing our new Community Group Chairperson, Nick Harvey-Wade (on the left). Nick moved into the village 7 years ago with his husband, Ben. He has worked for the NHS since 2002 when he embarked on a career as a mental health nurse. Nick is very proud of his nursing background and has maintained his registration. He has trained as a therapist specialising in psychosis, has been a matron and an operational lead. Nick now works as Nick now works as a deputy director of improvement in NHS England.
Nick is responsible along with Ben for setting up Tidy Tyas, which meets to pick up litter the first Saturday after every FTCG meeting. As many of us now know, Nick enjoys amateur dramatics, and has played many a role in the past. But for us locals, his crowning moments have been his magical production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream performed in the recreation ground in July 2019, when he received a standing ovation, and his masterful production of A Christmas Carol last December, performed to packed audiences in St. Lucius Church. So will our new Chair be donning his director’s cap again for more theatre in the park, or a Christmas production perhaps? That would be telling …..watch this space!
New monthly film club to be run by members of St. Lucius Church.