The Parish

St Andrews Church

St Andrews Church
St Andrews Church

This is our lovely 14th century village church contact details are included on the Useful Links Page and here is the link to their website:

https://www.achurchnearyou.com/church/7794/


The Methodist Chapel

The Methodist Chapel

This is our chapel where all are welcome to attend the services and events.  The Chapel is also home to the Owlets Pre-School.

What’s on at the Chapel:

Chapel Services – are held from 10.45am to 11.45am – (except for the last Sunday in the month when they are held from 9.30 am to 10.30 am) – all services are followed by refreshments

Sunday Club  – the last Sunday of the month at 10.45am

Oasis Coffee Morning – the 1st Wednesday of the month from 10.30am to 11.30am

Sisterhood  – Thursdays at 2.30pm (in the chapel schoolroom) – between September and June

There are also Praise & Pray,  Prayer Groups and  other social events organised throughout the year.

Contact details are included on the Useful Contacts


The Welcome Club

The Welcome Club

If you fancy a relaxed afternoon chatting to friends, having a game of cards or scrabble over a cup of tea then the Welcome Club is for you. The club meets every Wednesday from 14.00 at the Ivy leaf premises in Station Road, just turn up whenever you like.  Further details are available from:

Stella Hill    Tel:  01462 700977


Langford Friends

This page is for Langford Friends a volunteer group who offer a range of help to those who can’t manage from time to time.

Langford Friends


Langford History Society

This Langford History Society has been established for many years dedicated to our local history.

Langford & District History Society founded in 1983, is a small, friendly society in this Bedfordshire village.

We arrange a full programme of talks which take place in St Andrew’s Church Hall in Langford and, in June and July, organise evening visits to local places of interest.

We have published books on the history of Langford showing all aspects of village life and the personalities involved.  Some of these are still available and are rich in photographs up to a hundred years old.

Visitors are welcome to our meetings and activities.  We invite you to look at our programme and join us to find out more about the history of this area.

Visit our web site  http://www.langfordhistorysociety.org.uk/index.htm

MEETINGS ARE HELD IN THE CHURCH HALL, CHURCH STREET, LANGFORD, FROM 8 PM ON THE FIRST WEDNESDAY OF THE MONTH EXCEPT FOR JANUARY AND AUGUST WHEN THERE ARE NO MEETINGS AND JUNE AND JULY WHEN THERE COULD BE DIFFERENT TIMINGS AND/OR LOCATIONS FOR VISITS.

Contact our secretary for further information.

Ted Martin. Tel 01462  701096


Langford Welfare Trust

Langford Welfare Trust

If you live in Langford and are having difficulty with paying for something that is important to you and your family why not see if the Trust can help.

The Trust can provide funds for such things as basic items of furniture,school uniforms,books,travel costs,tools,equipment,training costs or any welfare related item.

Historically the proceeds were distributed to the needy of the village in the form of bread and coal,today the proceeds are available for general welfare and educational purposes.

To enquire about a grant or to enquire for eligibility please write to the Trust c/o 3,Old Mill Close Langford Biggleswade Beds. SG18 9QY  or telephone   01462 700650