Culture and Sport
Pewsey is the centre of activity for many of the smaller villages in and around the Vale of Pewsey and, as such, offers a wide range of activities for its small size.
- Ballooning Cameron Flights Southern Ltd
- Cadley Clay Shooting Grounds
- Climbing (Tidworth Leisure Centre, also Links Centre, Swindon)
- Gliding (Upavon)
- Kennet Badminton Club
- Karate
- Kung Fu
- Manningford Trout Fishery
- Marlborough and Pewsey Judo Club at Pewsey Swimming and Sports Centre, Wilcot Road, Pewsey
- Marlborough & District Angling Association
- Milton (Lilbourne) Art Group
- Paragliding and Hang Gliding (Alton Barnes)
- Pewsey Area Community Trust (PACT)
- Pewsey Cricket Club
- Pewsey and District Angling Association
- Pewsey and Tidworth Killer Whales (a.k.a. Pewsey and Tidworth Amateur Swimming Club)
- Pewsey Swimming Club
- Pewsey Tae Kwon-Do Martial Arts /Self Defence Club at Pewsey Swimming and Sports Centre, Wilcot Road, Pewsey
- Pewsey Tennis Club
- Pewsey Vale Amateur Dramatic Society
- Pewsey Vale Bowls Club
- Pewsey Vale Decorative & Fine Art Society
- Pewsey Vale Football Club
- Pewsey Vale Gardening Society
- Pewsey Vale History Society
- Pewsey Vale Railway Society
- Pewsey Vale Riding Centre
- Pewsey Vale Rugby Football Club
- Pewsey Vale Running Club
- Pewsey Vale Youth Football Club
- Pewsey Wharf Boat Club
- Shelley Rudman Supporters Group
- Skateboarding
- Stonehenge & Pewsey Canoe Club
- Tedworth Hunt
- U3A
- Upavon Golf Club
- Urchfont Clay Pigeon Club
- Wiltshire Ramblers: Mid-Wiltshire Ramblers/NE Wiltshire Ramblers
- Women's Institute (W.I.)
Pewsey Clubs
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