Derbyshire

One of the first Clubs to be formed in the early 1960s and now led by Margaret Scott.  The Club has a diminishing number of members who still enjoy meeting together.  They are always keen to encourage new members as they will be their future.

Wiltshire and Gloucestershire

Sue Rawlings has run the club for the more than 30 yrs.  It covers the top half of Wiltshire and the bottom half of Gloucestershire; always keen to welcome new members; meeting monthly in different venues, on different days to accommodate as many people as possible in this friendly group.

Hampshire 

A lively group of ladies form the organising committee who mastermind an interesting programme of local meetings.They were instrumental in arranging a February Weekend on  Hayling Island and a subsequent visit to the New Forest a few years later. They have also taken their turn organising the Five Counties Lunch.

Dorset  

Sue Rodaway and  Jill Lawton organise events for Dorset and, in the absence of a Somerset Club their membership covers a wide area.  They  would be delighted to welcome new members.  Lunchtime meetings are held in a variety of locations.

West Sussex 

Having inherited the Sussex Club from her Mum (!), Jenny Flake is an energetic leader.  There's always something new going on in The South Downs area and if short of ideas then Fish and Chips at Coombes Farm is always an option.

Plans are being discussed to have a meet up with the East Sussex Club.

Fingers crossed!

Gloucestershire 

A lively and enthusiastic group of ladies who have their own walking group as well as holding a full programme of other regular meetings. They have organised several National Walking Weekends and everyone has joined in the fun.

East Sussex 

There's good news from East Sussex.  Older members are meeting for coffee at various venues and younger members are working towards forming a more traditional evening Club so that members with work and family commitments during the day can join in the fun.

Yorkshire Coast 

Formed in 2006, this coastal group has many members who are keen walkers not only taking part in Walking Weekends but also having organised four since they joined the clan; Robin Hood's Bay, The Lake District, Alnwick and Bridlington.  They are currently involved in planning a February Weekend in Scarborough.

Berkshire 

In Berkshire the FWC meets monthly and offers an opportunity to meet people who share a common interest in farming and the countryside.
Some of our members also meet for lunch and weekends away with other clubs from all over the country.

Warwickshire 

This Group started early in the 1960s.  Ladies meet on various days of the week to take into account other commitments and they keep up to date with a very comprehensive newsletter three times a year.  Several members are regular supporters of the National Weekends and the Group hosted the Walking Weekend in October 2013

Glasbury 

The Club made up of older ladies still meets regularly.  They celebrated FWC 70th Birthday with a party and invited younger farming ladies to join them.

Lincolnshire  

Based in the Louth area this is one of the oldest Clubs,  Led by Pat Needham who took over from her Mum in Law Betty, ladies enjoy a wide programme of events.  For many many years members have supported the national  weekends.

Peterborough 

The Club started in 1977 when Heather Coupe was the Farmer's Weekly National Organiser.  It is currently led by Ann Williamson and a small committee.  Ladies meet during the day for coffee mornings and lunches.

There is always a garden visit in the summer as well an alfresco lunch to which husbands and partners are invited. 

Staffordshire 

The Staffordshire Club has continued without interruption unaware that there was a national network of clubs still in existence.  A chance meeting in 2023 brought them to our notice and we are now in contact.  The club boasts about 40 members and it has an interesting programme of meetings.

Norfolk South

Regular monthly meetings, visits and social activities feature in the annual programme.

Oxfordshire 

Past Club members still keep in touch with each other and meet occasionally.

Gwent

Keeping in touch with individual members.

Essex and Suffolk 

With over 40 members spanning a range of ages the Club meets regularly during the winter months at  Little Horkesley Village Hall and organises a programme of visits during the summer.  Sometimes they are joined by their menfolk when drivers are required!

The programme of meetings for 2026 appears under Upcoming Events.

Hertfordshire

Links have been maintained with Hertfordshire.

Skipton Ladies

A small group of older ladies (ex FWC) who still meet for lunch from time to time

Counties without Clubs ... as far as we know !

Leicestershire

Nottinghamshire

Rutland

Cambridgeshire

Kent

Lancashire 

Montgomeryshire

York

One of the earliest Clubs to be formed and has a lively programme of meetings throughout the year.   

In recent years February weekends have been held in York with the help of Jean and Tom Sewell.

Ludlow and Shropshire

This Club started in 1984, rapidly increased to between 40 - 50 members and had a successful programme of monthly meetings.  Membership has reduced in recent years and around 17 members meet every two months for lunch and enjoy keeping in touch with each other.

Monmouthshire

We are delighted to have received some information about this Club which meets on the third Thursday of each month in the Llanellen area.  Further details are awaited - April 2026