Clubs & Societies
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Allotments in Westerham Westerham Parish Council runs three allotment sites in Westerham – at Bloomfield, Currant Hill and Farley. |
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Bee Keeping The Westerham Branch of the Kent Beekeepers' Association meets monthly during the summer months at apiarys in Biggin Hill, Tatsfield, Oxted, Edenbridge, Hever, Bough Beech and Brasted. |
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Bellringing The Bellingers at St Mary's Church ring every Sunday and hold a practice night on Tuesday evenings.
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Bonneval Association The Westerham-Bonneval Association was founded over 50 years ago to foster relationships between individuals and organisations in Westerham and its twin town, Bonneval. Exchange visits are made annually, the host country organising a programme of culture and friendship. |
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Bridge at Crockham Hill (BACH) The club, established in 1997, meets on Monday evenings (holidays excepted), 7.30 – 10.30 pm in the well-appointed Village Hall in Crockham Hill. Duplicate bridge is played in two sections, one for the more experienced player, and one in which those who have only recently learned bridge are given a gentle introduction to duplicate. |
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Chartwell Branch The Churchill Centre (UK) Celebrating and perpetuating through the thoughts, words, works and deeds of Westerham’s famous resident and ‘Greatest Briton’, Sir Winston Spencer Churchill. The aim of the Branch is to impress Churchill’s leadership, wisdom and experience firmly on future generations. |
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Fleapit Cinema Club Membership of the Fleapit Cinema Club is available to all for the annual subscription, payable in advance, of:- |
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The Friends of Long Pond The Long Pond was restored as a Millennium project in 2000 although there has been pond on this site for several hundred years. The River Darent, which rises in Westerham, flows through the pond and then into Round Pond (at Mill Lane) and meanders through Westerham to Brasted, Shoreham, Eynsford and Dartford. |
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Mens Club, Fullers Hill The Working Men’s Club and Institute Union is now the largest non-profit making social entertainment and leisure organisation in the UK, representing the interests and views of four million club members. |
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Poetry for Pleasure We meet once every 14 days for a 'Poetry for Pleasure' get together. This group was formed following the popular 'My Time' poetry for pleasure group organised by Biggin Hill Library financed by Bromley Council. We are a friendly informal group all ranging in age and other interests. Our members come from a wide area and have a variety of poetry knowledge ranging from the complete beginner to the experienced person who can share their knowledge of certain poets and their works. |
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Inner Wheel Club of Westerham The Inner Wheel Club of Westerham was formed in 1966 and meets at the Westerham Hall on the third Tuesday monthly, except August and December. It is part of the largest women’s organisation in the world with 100,000 members in 101 countries, including 21,000 in Great Britain and Ireland. The objects of Inner Wheel (founded in 1923) are:
Contacts: Sally Pratt (President) 01959 563192 |
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Rotary Club of Westerham The Rotary Club of Westerham is always interested in hearing from both ladies and gentlemen considering membership of this world-wide service organisation. |
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Royal British Legion The Royal British Legion safeguards the welfare, interests and memory of those who are serving or who have served in the Armed Forces. We are one of the UK’s largest membership organisations and recognised as custodians of Remembrance. We also run the annual Poppy Appeal. |
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Jam Dance Company |
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Stagecoach Theatre Arts School Performing Arts for 4-18 year olds. The Oxted branch of Stagecoach meets regularly at Hazelwood School and offers a lively and inspiring forum for learning the disciplines of dance, drama and singing in a very safe and happy environment. The skills learnt by our Stagecoach students don't disappear when the curtain falls - they are skills for life. See main Stagecoach website For specific details of the Oxted branch, click here. Call Melinda Cherrett, the Principal of Stagecoach Oxted, on 01342 892225 |
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Stragglers Social Club We are a ballroom and sequence dance social club, meeting in Westerham Village Hall, usually on the 3rd Saturday of each month except during July and August. Membership is £50 per annum but visitors and guests are always welcome for a small fee. |
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The Westerham Theatre Club is open to all at a cost of £5 per annum (£8 for couples and £3 for students) for which members receive alerts of outings and benefit from group prices if available. Outings are to a mix of dramatic and related arts, ranging from Musicals through Ballet and Shakespeare, striving to enjoy diversity of the highest quality. When appropriate coach transport from Westerham will be provided. For more details contact Membership Secretary E: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. T 01959 565715 |
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The Tuesday Club (Senior Citizens Club) Members meet in the Westerham Hall every Tuesday at 2.30 sharp, to play bingo, enjoy a cup of tea, and meet friends. Our most senior members are over 90. We play 6 Houses, and pay for a House, line or corner. Every one brings a raffle prize, so if you buy a ticket you stand a good chance of winning! |
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Westerham Amateur Dramatic Society From Shakespeare to pantomime, the society is known for its friendliness as well as the high standards of its productions. |
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Westerham Darenth Women's Institute The Westerham (Darenth) Womens Institute holds meetings on the third Wednesday of each month at 7.45pm in Westerham Hall. In addition we hold social meetings On the first Wednesday of each month, 2pm December - February and 7.45pm for the rest of the year, also in Westerham Hall. We have a varied programme of talks, outings, social evenings and suppers, all for an annual fee of £32. We are welcoming new members: please feel free to come along to one of our meetings! For more information see the What's or contact Hazel Cook T: 01959 562886
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Westerham Art Group Westerham Art Group was formed in 1985 and meets regularly throughout the year for talks, demonstrations and both indoor and outdoor painting sessions. |
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Westerham Fine Arts Society Click poster below to see 2012 programme
The Westerham Fine Arts Society meets on the first Wednesday of every month in Westerham Hall in Quebec Av. Lectures and events cover all aspects of art and architecture, ceramics, glass, silver, furniture, tapestry, and historic houses. |
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Westerham Horticultural Society We are a friendly society and our main purpose is to provide the opportunity for growers at all levels to participate. Our shows often involve those who have been competing for many years at a high level as well as those displaying exhibits for the first time. As a result, the atmosphere is welcoming, and there is always someone on hand to help with the finer points of diplaying the exhibits you have produced. |
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Westerham Ramblers An informal group who walk on alternate Sunday mornings in the Westerham area and occasionally venture into Surrey. Anyone is welcome to join us. Your dog will be welcome too, provided it is friendly. We have no membership and our walks are free. |
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Westerham Society The Westerham Society is a civic society open to everyone who shares an interest in Westerham and the surrounding countryside. In addition to hosting talks, visits and social events, the society aims to protect the beauty and character of Westerham and the surrounding countryside. It takes action on relevant issues and represents its members on matters which might impact on the welfare or development of the town. |
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Wolfe Society The members of The Wolfe Society meet once a year to celebrate the Birthday of James Wolfe, one of Westerham's most famous sons. |
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41 Club Westerham & District 41 Club is a fellowship organisation open to any ex member of Round Table. The club meets on the second Wednesday of each month at various Pubs and Restaurants in the area. Its purpose is to promote opportunities for fellowship amongst former members of Round Table, to encourage active involvement in the community and to promote International friendship.
For further information contact Dave Campbell 01959 565655.
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