Twice monthly a service of Holy Communion is held at the church. On two Sundays each month there is an Evening Service with support from the Vineyard Church.  Twice monthly there is a family friendly service at the church hall.

Brough Medical Centre is now closed on a permanent basis.  Appointments can be made at Kirkby Stephen. Tel. (017683) 41294.

A purpose-built nursery opened in April 2009 near the community primary school. It is open to children aged 2-4 years and children are able to receive the free nursery entitlement in the Pre-School.  For more information telephone 07989 234565.

The Art Group meets Tuesday evenings at the Cornerstone Centre in Brough between 7.00 pm and 9.30 pm and Thursday mornings between 9.30 am and 12.30 pm at St Michael’s Hall in Church Brough.   More details on www.brough and stainmore art group - saa, enquiries to broughandstainmoreartgroup@gmail.com or Margaret Shaw on 07776 228455.

Offers drop in sessions in the Cornerstones Centre, Brough, on Mondays. The centre is open at 3.45pm for young people aged 11-16 years who can pop in as they get off the school bus for refreshments and games. On Fridays between 7.30 and 9pm Chofhs runs a themed night with planned activities listed in the Cornerstone Centre.

Jubilee Orchard was created to celebrate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee. The Orchard is a place where the fruit is grown by and for local people. It provides not only fruit to share but also a place to enjoy with friends and family for future generations. It also provides an opportunity to help save some of the old varieties of fruit, especially those that have been grown in Cumbria for hundreds of years. Brough Parish Council kindly provided the land on which the  Orchard has been created.  Please contact the Parish Clerk at clerk.broughpc@hotmail.co.uk for more information.

Pennine YFC meets each Tuesday night at 7.30 pm from September to May. We currently have about 50 members ranging from the age of 10 to 26. We usually meet at Winton village hall and often have trips away bowling, ice skating or have guest speakers who come to us to explain what they do. We also have games nights, First Aid nights and have been known to do a spot of line dancing! Contact details: Chairman – James Hayllar - 07970014981 or Secretary – Megan Robinson - 07837330045

The recycling centre is situated at the far end of Main Street  on the left hand side.  Please do make good use of it as the Council receives additional funding - the more the site is used, the more the Council receives.  All recycling funding is shared three ways in equal amounts: one third each to Brough Pre-School Nursery, Brough Community Primary School and CHOFHS Youth Group.

This is a progressive, creative rural village school catering for approximately 80 pupils from four to eleven years.  For more information see: www.brough.cumbria.sch.uk or telephone the head teacher Mr Phil Cooper on (017683) 41284.

This group meets every Wednesday between 9.00 am and 11.30 am in the Brough Memorial Hall during school term time. The group is for children from birth to starting school (four years). It is a good place to meet other parents, grandparents, family and carers. The children have a great time playing with all the toys and doing activities.

The Market is held on the third Saturday of every month, in the Memorial Hall in Brough. For more information, click here

There is an area set aside for children to mix and play in Croft Close. Slides, climbing frames and interactive play toys are available for toddlers and supervised children throughout the day.

This is at the Reading Rooms, Cornerstone Centre, Main Street, Brough.  Click here for opening times

There are buses to Kirkby Stephen and Sedbergh run by the Western Dales bus service.  Cumbria Classic Coaches run services to Kendal and Barnard Castle.  Services are infrequent.

Community First Responders are members of the general public - volunteers who give their time freely to help save lives in their community. Trained in CPR, the use of Heart Defibrillators [AEDs], Oxygen Therapy and the treatment and control of a wide range of potentially life threatening conditions, First Responders provide support to the North West Ambulance Service by attending 999 calls until the arrival of an Ambulance. For more information go to www.upperedenresponders.co.uk