Clubs

The following is a list of Clubs and Societies in the Sandhurst area, in the order they appear in the magazine. If you would like your Club to be added to the list, please either use the Feedback Form or e-mail David Vousden, the Webmaster.

The Frimley and Camberley Society of Arts
The Frimley and Camberley Society of Arts has several members from the Sandhurst area (and would welcome more). We meet nearly every Friday evening at the France Hill Drive Adult Learning Centre in Camberley, where we paint and enjoy workshops and demonstrations. For more information (and a few pleasant half-hours of browsing) visit www.fcsaonline.org.uk or phone 01344 773962.

Camberley Rotaract Club
Rotaract is an opportunity to be part of a fun, dynamic organization, offering a wide range of activities that will enable you to try something new, whilst having a great time and meeting others. Camberley Rotaract Club covers both Camberley and Sandhurst.We are open to anyone aged 18-29 and are involved in everything from pub nights and meals out, to fundraising events and helping with the local talking newspaper. Most people come along without knowing anyone in the club and you can be sure of a warm welcome. If you are aged 18-29 and would like to find out more, call Kate on 07786 100677 or visit www.camberleyrotaract.org.uk

Crowthorne and Sandhurst NCT
Crowthorne and Sandhurst NCT is run by volunteer mums and dads to provide you with the opportunity to meet other parents in your local area. We run antenatal classes, and have an NCT trained Breastfeeding Counsellor. We have Icebreakers if you are new to the area, Bumps & Babes and Small Talk for those with young babies, as well as lots of other regular events, get-togethers for mums and dads, and our Nearly New Sales. Everyone is welcome at our Open Houses and events, held throughout Crowthorne and Sandhurst. Our volunteers also sell bras for breastfeeding (with a free, personal, fitting service), and hire out breast pumps and Valley cushions (to ease the pain of sitting after birth). Further information from Linda on 0870 421 1871

The Savoy Singers
Many members of the SAVOY SINGERS live in Sandhurst and the surrounding area. Our main rehearsals are on Wednesday evenings and we perform two show each year in Camberley Theatre. New members (chorus and principals) and back stage helpers are always welcome. Our next production is ORPHEUS IN THE UNDERWORLD, 5th - 9th October. After that, we will commence rehearsals for the most extravagant of the Gilbert & Sullivan operas: UTOPIA LIMITED. This will be performed from 8th - 12th March 2005. For more details visit www.savoysingers.org.uk or call our secretary on 01276 23130.

Bracknell District Epilepsy Support Group
Meets at 7.30pm, the last Tuesday in the Month;
(next meeting September) at Edmonds Court, Sandy Lane, Bracknell Transport free to all in Bracknell area.
For further details please contact: Jessie Palmer – 01344 451870 Jean Kite 01344 412402

Broadmoor Bowling Club
We would welcome members from both Sandhurst and Crowthorne area, We play in friendly matches against other clubs, in total 70 matches during the season.
The mixed games are played on Wednesday evening also Saturday and Sunday in the Afternoon, the Ladies have their own section and play in Ladies matches on a Tuesday or Thursday afternoon, The Men also play in the Aldershot and District league on a Tuesday evening. You will have plenty of time to practice or have roll ups with your friends because the green is open from 9.30am to dusk for more details please contact
Dennis Sherwood Secretary/President on 01344 771727 Thank you.

The Crowthorne Choral Society
The club serves the Sandhurst area just as much as it serves Crowthorne. It is a very friendly amateur choir which rehearses in the Old Gym at Wellington College on Monday evenings (8 to 10) during term times. It normally stages three concerts a year often in collaboration with the College. "New singers are always very welcome - just come along. For more information call Malcolm Edwards on 01344 778185 or visit www.crowthornechoral.org.uk."

Rotary Club of Crowthorne.
The Rotary Club is a dual gender Club which meets on Wednesday evenings at the Corus Hotel Crowthorne. We have a meal, interesting talks, discussions, as well as social events, which include our partners. Our objective is to raise money for local charities and other worthy causes. If you are interested in finding out more about us please contact Fred Cass on 0118 978 0239 or email rotary@realaleandjazz.org.uk

Sandhurst Lawn Tennis Club
We play on the 3 excellent courts in the Memorial Park, behind the Community Centre, every Sunday morning 10 - 12 all year round, and on Tuesday and Thursday evenings 6 - 8 p.m. in the summer. This winter season we will also be playing floodlit tennis on Thursday evenings at Sandhurst Sports Centre from 7 - 9 p.m. The club plays in the Berkshire leagues and we are always looking for enthusiastic intermediates, particularly ladies. We have a fully qualified LTA coach who has a wide range of courses for all abilities and ages. Come along and try a session with us, or contact Estelle on 01344 777219.

Duplicate Bridge Club
We meet at the Sandhurst Day Centre every Thursday evening at 7.30.p.m.and would be pleased to welcome you and your partner. We are a friendly group of mixed abilities. Car parking at the Centre or the Village Hall. Contact Betty Tottenham. jtotley@AOL.com 01252 875701

Sandhurst and Crowthorne Working Parents Group.
We meet on the first Thursday of every month in a member's home. We have talks, demonstrations and social evenings. We also arrange weekend activities to include all the family. If you are interested in joing us please telephone Belinda Cato on 01344 776515 or email enquiries@working-parents.fsnet.co.uk or visit our website www.working-parents.fsnet.co.uk . We shall be pleased to welcome you.

The Ladies Golden Circle.
We meet every other Wednesday in the Sandhurst Day Centre at 8pm. We have talks, demonstrations and social activities, theatre visits and much more! Why not come and join us? New members are always welcome. Further information from the Hon. Sec Cathy Cox 01 344 777372

Sandhurst Womens Institute
We shall meet on the 2nd Thursday of the month at the community hall at 2.15 to 5.00pm. Come and pay us a visit. We shall be pleased to welcome you. Further information from Mrs Betty Reeve 01276 33809.

Owlsmoor Womens Institute.
We meet on the third Monday in the month at the Owlsmoor Community Centre from 2.00pm to 4.30 on the third Tuesday of the month. Come and pay us a visit, we shall be pleased to welcome you.
Further information from Mrs J.Costello 01276 35591.

Sandhurst Short Mat Bowls Club.
S.S.M.B.C. meet in the Community Hall on Mondays 7 - 9 and Fridays 1 - 3, 3 - 5 &7 - 9. If you are interested in joining our friendly club please call Elsie Gale 01344 773548

Berkshire Keep Fit Association.
There is an exercise to music class for the 50+ taken by a qualified instructor at Edgbarrow Sports Centre. We meet every Thursday from 10:45 am to 11 45am during term time, and would be pleased to welcome any new members. For further details phone the sports centre on 01344 776211 or Sue Murry 01252 409423

Crowthorne & Sandhurst Art Society
Meet every second and fourth Friday each month from 730 to 930pm at St Sebastians Memorial Hall on the Nine Mile Ride Crowthorne. They also meet every Wednesday afternoon from 1 30 to 3.30pm at the same hall, to paint together in an informal atmosphere.
There are regular demonstrations and workshops, where every ability is welcome. New members are always welcome and visitors may attend demonstrations at a cost of £3. For more information and a current programme of events, please telephone the Secretary on Bracknell 01344 454986.

Yateley and Crowthorne Big Band Society
The Society meets on the second Tuesday of each month in the Tythings Community Centre, Reading Road, Yateley. The meetings are from 7.45 to 10.30 and members enjoy a variety of recorded music from the swing era, listening to bands such as Count Basie, Tommy Dorsey, Glenn Miller, Ted Heath, to name but a few. Members and guest presenters choose the programmes. If you enjoy tuneful swinging music in a happy friendly atmosphere then come and join us. New members are always welcome. For more information call Barry or Kay on 01252 661037.

Sandhurst and Owlsmoor Voluntary Care
Is a friendly organisation providing a “Good Neighbour” service for our community.
New Members, to help with transport or message taking, would be very welcome.
Expenses are reimbursable. Enquiries to Judith Morris- 01344 771343

Sandhurst and Crowthorne Flower Club
The club meets on the first Wednesday of the month (except January & August). Meetings are held at the Parish Hall, Heath Hill Road, Crowthorne. Doors open at 7.00 and meeting formally begins at 7.30pm. The club is for everyone who is interested in developing their skills in flower arranging. Each month there is a professional demonstrator.

The Gardening Club of Sandhurst and District
Meetings are held in the Sandhurst Community Hall, third Wednesday (no meeting Aug) in each month at 7.30pm, except June & Sept when flower shows are held, visitors welcome. The Garden Club hut is situated at the rear of 'The Coffee Spot'” on the Memorial Park and is open to members from 9-10.45am on Sundays. You can join at this location.
For further information phone David Hurst 01 252 872506 - or Chris Dresler 01252 322227

Sandhurst Stroke and Disabled Club
Membership is open to those who have a registered disability which means they are mainly housebound, and to their carers. Please contact your health visitor for more details, or Pam on 01344 775698, Judith on 01344 772623, or Jack on 01252 874265

Sandhurst Joggers
Running on Mon, Wed & Fri eves. Sun am. Beginners on Tues. A healthy social calendar with cross country & summer track work adds up to a friendly, welcoming club for all from beginners to marathoners. Contact Wendy Leslie 01344 772894.

Monday Club (senior citizens)
Are you a senior citizen? Did you know there is a club every other Monday at the Owlsmoor Centre for you , from 2.00pm to 3.15pm. Contact Barbara Clements on 01344 761632.

Camberley & District Stamp Club
The club has many members here in Sandhurst. Meetings are held fortnightly in the church hall of St Michael’s on the A30, London Road, Camberley. These regular evening gatherings are at 7.30pm on the second and forth Tuesday of each month (except mid summer). Re meetings phone Jack Davey 01276 78173 or Eric Harris 01344 774705

Spot Tods –
Parent and toddler group meet every Friday, during term time, l0am 12noon at the Spot, Sandhurst Youth and Community centre, Owlsmoor Road, for fun with toys, craft and singing.
For further details contact Lindsey Hancock 01276 31749.

Sandhurst Cricket Club
SCC is always keen to attract new members of all ages. They run a Junior Section (boys and girls) for under-9s and under-11s. If you are interested please contact Martin Bridges on 01344 774251 or via their website www.sandhurstcc.co.uk

1st Sandhurst Scouts
Interested in the locals scouts, cubs or beavers then check out their website www.sandhurstscouts.co.uk

1st Owlsmoor Scout Group
We offer scouting for Beavers (Ages 6-8 years), Cubs (Ages 8-11) and Scouts (Ages 11-14) for boys and girls in Sandhurst. We are keen to hear from you if you are wish to join our groups. We are also on the look out for adult help. For further details check out their website www.1stowlsmoorscouts.org.

Sandhurst Fairtrade Group
Meet every 6 weeks or so to organise local Fairtrade Events and to raise awareness of the benefits of Fairtrade for groups and schools. New members welcome. Contact Jill White 01344 774349 or check out their website www.sandhurstfairtrade.org.uk

Children's Information Centre
A free Family Information Service for Bracknell Forest covering all types of information for parents and carers of children aged 0-19, funded by Bracknell Forest Council to deliver the service on their behalf. 
Contact Jackie Woolley 0n 0118 957 6686, e-mail jackiew@childrensinfo.org or check out their website www.childrensinfo.org

Sandhurst & Yateley Round Table
Looking to get out more, make new friends and try new and exciting activities? There are many benefits to becoming a Round Tabler; Taking part in activities that you may not otherwise get an opportunity to do, organising community and charity events and making lifelong friendships. The Round Table can help you enhance your personal strengths like no other organisation. So if you would like to meet like minded people from all walks of life and get the chance to broaden your horizons call Harry Bennett on 07785 116 127 or email membership@roundtable982.co.uk for more info. See also our website www.roundtable982.co.uk.

Activity Club
A club for those who are widowed, living alone, partner away or working shifts. To share pub walks, meals out, theatre, concerts and lots of other activities.Come to the Coffee Spot on Thursday evenings 7.30pm for a drink and to plan. Contact Gill on 0776 337 1454 or Yvonne on 075 741 0392 for further details