West Hagbourne Village Association

The Association is the main organiser of village social events which help to foster a sense of community.


West Hagbourne Village History Group

West Hagbourne had a thriving and active History Group whose biggest achievement was the publication of the history of the village in a hard-back publication Windsor Hakeborne: the Story of West Hagbourne. The History Group ceased activity in 2013


Hagbourne Garden Club

Hagbourne Garden Club meets most months. Events include talks, slide shows, demonstrations, plant sales, garden visits and occasional seed distributions.


William Tyrrell Charity

The William Tyrrell Charity (also known as the Tyrrell Trust) is a charity which helps people in West Hagbourne who are in need. The income from the charity comes from renting a small piece of land left to the poor of West Hagbourne by William Tyrrell, a local land-owner, in 1662.

East and West Hagbourne Village Fund

The annual Hagbourne Fun Run raises money for cancer research and for the East and West Hagbourne Village Fund.The modest pot of money is available to support local good causes. It was set up in March 1995 with the objective "to provide a contingency fund of money for the villagers of East and West Hagbourne"