Community Information

Appleby Women's Institute meets every second Tuesday in the month at 7.30 pm in the Appleby Village Hall. We belong to the National Federation of Women's Institutes, which is the largest women's voluntary organisation in England and Wales. Each month we have speakers covering a variety of topics. Also a summer outing, a garden meeting and in January an extra evening is always planned for the anniversary dinner.

If you would like to join us you will be made very welcome, we are a group of ladies of all ages and we always have plenty of tea and coffee and chatter.

Annual subscription to the WI is £43 paid yearly in January. You will also receive 8 copies of WI Life Magazine delivered to your door. If you wish to have a taster of what we do in the WI, you are welcome to come along as a visitor to one of monthly meetings at £3 for a first visit.

For further information contact Hon. Secretary, Ann Drury.
Tel: 01724 735178

Sheila Rhodes
President, Appleby WI.

Appleby Fair is an annual event which brings our local community together as well as attracting hundreds of people from our surrounding communities.

The traditional format of the fair is highly regarded, and comprises many village attractions and country style stalls. The show very much belongs to the village, with several village members volunteering their time to ensure it’s a great event.

The organisers are always looking for fresh ideas, and new stalls, as well as exhibitors and community groups who wish to be involved.

If you would like to discuss any aspect of our village Fair please contact,
applebyvillagehall@gmail.com

COMMUNITY SPEEDWATCH - Would you like to get involved with the Appleby Parish Community Speedwatch? - For More information Click on the link Community Speed Watch

Latest Speed Monitoring

Appleby & Santon CSW was carried out on Friday 28th February 2020 at the Appleby Station Area where the designated speed limit is

A total of 202 vehicles passed the monitoring point during the monitoring period.

No vehicles were recorded between 50-60 mph

8 vehicles were recorded between 40-50 mph (4%)

The remaining 194 vehicles, 96%, were being driven within the speeding threshold.

All the vehicles had a current Road Tax & MOT.