EU Cookie Directive and Dilwyn.com
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Dilwyn's heating oil bulk purchase sydicate that offers parishioners savings on their purchases of oil.
Women's Institute: Dilwyn WI was founded in 1933 and now continues its monthly meetings at the Old Forge
Dilwyn Royal British Legion: Formed in April 1928, the Dilwyn branch holds winter programmes of talks at the Crown Inn amongst other activities
Cedar Club: Originally formed as the Over 60's club in 1966, it continues the monthly afternoon meetings but now for for the over 50's
Dilwyn Neighbourhood Watch: Dilwyn's long running neighbourhood watch team that, amongst other activities, performs regular parish patrols
Dilwyn Playgroup: Local pre-school provision at the Cedar Hall, Dilwyn
Dilwyn Young Farmers: Monthly Meetings at the Cedar Hall amongst other activities
St Mary's Bell Ringers: Bell ringing at Dilwyn's church with weekly Tuesday practice
Mothers Union: Monthly Meetings
FRIENDS OF THE CROWN: is a totally independent group of villagers that aims to raise funds to bring about improvements at our village pub, the Crown Inn