Longton VM is a friendly and vibrant venue for people looking to meet-up with friends whether for a private party, live entertainment such as live group or comedy evening, film night, weekly quiz or just a quiet drink. With two modern lounges including modern function suite and kitchen for exclusive use, ground floor disabled access, public bar with snooker table and two bowling greens, Longton VM is the ideal venue for people to relax and enjoy themselves in modern and comfortable surroundings with plenty of free parking. We also offer a varied range of events and activities for Members and non-Members alike, some of which are provided by other local organisations who also use this popular venue. Situated along Victory Lane just off School Lane, Longton, Longton VM is a great venue providing great value. For further information, Contact t: 01772 616974 evenings or email info@longtonvm.co.uk We are keen to reassure people that we are committed to providing a clean and safe environment including good ventilation, screening and sanitising so that you can simply concentrate on having a good time without any worries
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CONTACT e: info@longtonvm.co.uk t: 01772 616974
ADDRESS Longton VM Victory Lane (Off School Lane) Longton Lancashire PR4 5DL
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OUR VISION is “to establish Longton VM as a popular modern local venue set in attractive surroundings that welcomes people and groups of all ages, abilities and interests through a range of sporting and social facilities and activities, and provided in a comfortable and safe environment thereby creating a friendly, supportive and active community spirit and sense of belonging.”
Victory Lane(Off School Lane) Longton, Lancashire PR4 5DL +44 1772 616974
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Ady Hoyle Winner Of The 2026 Mick Procter Trophy Brilliant weather and a fantastic turnout made the inaugural Mick Procter Trophy one to remember. The competition delivered quality play throughout, with Ady Hoyle and Stuart Norcross meeting in a well‑fought final. Both produced some excellent bowls, but the result was decisive on the day, with the winner taking a deserved 21–12 victory to lift the first-ever Mick Procter Trophy.
ADDRESS Longton VM Victory Lane Longton Preston PR4 5DL Lancashire
CONTACT e:info@longtonvm.co.uk t: 01772 616974
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Longton VM is a friendly and vibrant venue for people looking to meet-up with friends whether for a private party, live entertainment such as live group or comedy evening, film night, weekly quiz or just a quiet drink. With two modern lounges including modern function suite and kitchen for exclusive use, ground floor disabled access, public bar with snooker table and two bowling greens, Longton VM is the ideal venue for people to relax and enjoy themselves in modern and comfortable surroundings with plenty of free parking. We also offer a varied range of events and activities for Members and non-Members alike, some of which are provided by other local organisations who also use this popular venue. Situated along Victory Lane just off School Lane, Longton, Longton VM is a great venue providing great value.For further information, Contact t: 01772 616974 evenings or email info@longtonvm.co.uk
OUR VISION is “to establish Longton VM as a popular modern local venue set in attractive surroundings that welcomes people and groups of all ages, abilities and interests through a range of sporting and social facilities and activities, and provided in a comfortable and safe environment thereby creating a friendly, supportive and active community spirit and sense of belonging.”.
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Ady Hoyle Winner Of The 2026 Mick Procter Trophy Brilliant weather and a fantastic turnout made the inaugural Mick Procter Trophy one to remember. The competition delivered quality play throughout, with Ady Hoyle and Stuart Norcross meeting in a well‑fought final. Both produced some excellent bowls, but the result was decisive on the day, with the winner taking a deserved 21–12 victory to lift the first-ever Mick Procter Trophy.