Local Organisations

The Langton Matravers Village Hall is conveniently situated in the centre of the village opposite St. George's Church.

A number of clubs and activities are currently hosted in the hall and these include:-

Folk Dancing, Short Mat Bowls, LM Historical and Preservation Society, Folk Club, Table Tennis, Community Library, Mayday Singers and Parish Council Meetings.

New bookings and members are always welcome.

The Chair is Revd. James Mercer, Vice Chair is Steve Hutchings.

For bookings please contact Margaret Ibbs 01929 424647 (margaretibbs@hotmail.co.uk or for any other information please contact Collette Drayson, Secretary, on 01929 422832 or email collettedrayson@gmail.com or visit the website Langton Matravers Village Hall

The Langton Local History and Preservation Society was founded in January 1972 and became a Registered Charity two years later. Its aims are to research, record, collect, publish and exhibit all things relating to the history and development of the parish of Langton Matravers. In January 1974 the Parish Museum first opened and acquired Full Registration status in 2003.

The Society has produced many booklets, mostly with photographic illustrations, about the history of the parish, its Church, its Schools, its Cemeteries, its Smugglers, and transcripts of its Parish Registers up to 1837 and of other local documents. An illustrated Journal is published in January of each year. These are all on sale at the Museum or by post.

Membership of the Society is open to anyone and allows free access to the museum, reduced admission charge to the lectures run by the Society during winter months, and a free News Bulletin twice each year (in August and December). For more information on the society and a membership application form please visit their website Langton Matravers Local History and Preservation Society

Langton Matravers allotments, fondly known as 'The Priddle' is very much a part of the community and of village life. Situated in ‘Coles Ground” off Durnford Drove, the allotments can also be accessed via Garfield Lane public footpath.

We are a friendly bunch of growers and welcome people to visit us on the allotments. We understand that not everyone has the time or is able to have an allotment and welcome non-allotment holders to become members. Benefits of membership include public liability cover, use of tools, discount on seed purchases, horticultural products, talks, events and visits etc

If you would like to find out more about joining the Langton Allotments Association please contact either: Elaine Curtis email: elaineinglis027@gmail.com; or Tracey Chapman email: tracey.chapman423@btinternet.com

For more information on the Parish Council's allotments including a photo gallery and how to get on the waiting list follow the Allotment Information link.

Love Langton aims to keep Langton Matravers litter-free for everyone, so that it looks lovely and the surrounding sea doesn't get polluted with litter, or farm animals and wildlife harmed by it. We organise a twice yearly litter pick over three mornings to give the village and surrounding footpaths a deep clean and welcome volunteers for just one 2.5 hour session (not all three mornings!). Love Langton litter picks take place in March and November so that we can extract rubbish more easily and not disturb nesting birds. Other residents do a brilliant job by litter picking around the village on an ad hoc basis. We're supported by Langton Matravers Parish Council and Purbeck District Council. We also partner with the National Trust New volunteers are always very welcome. We're on Facebook: Love Langton Litter Campaign. Please give us a 'Like'!

Local Organisations

Langton Scouts and Guides

St George's Church

Village Hall

Local History and Preservation Society

Langton Matravers Allotment Association

Love Langton

Langton Matravers Community Land Trust