The CIU is urging the Home Office to giveguidance to licensing authorities in the UKon how they deal with private members’clubs.

There has been a wave of complaints fromUnion clubs in some areas about the waythey are dealt with by their local licensingauthorities with interpretations of theLicensing Act seemingly varying from areato area, making it difficult for clubs to getdefinitive advice on any problems that mayoccur.

Speaking at the most recent All-PartyParliamentary Group for Non-Profit MakingMembers’ Clubs at the Houses of Parliamentin October, Ken Green CMD, the Union’sGeneral Secretary, said: “The Union hasfound that a lot of individual licensingauthorities have different interpretations ofthe Licensing Act.

“As a result, the Union could be advisingon one issue in one area but anotherlicensing authority 30 miles away has adifferent view on it.

“For example, one issue which has comeup is regarding guests. The Licensing Actstates that guests can be allowed in socialclubs and can purchase alcohol. Under theold Licensing Act, and therefore in the old

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Merthyr TydfilWMC reign supremeMerthyr Tydfil Labour Club (South WalesBranch) are the reigning CIU Team SnookerChampions after beating The Poplar SocialClub (Manchester Branch) 4-2 in the Finalheld at Weoley Castle Working Men’s Club. Pictured above: Union Vice-President JohnTobin and Derbyshire Branch Secretary JohnBatchelor present the trophy to the winners.

Union President GeorgeDawson CMD and UnionGeneral Secretary Ken GreenCMD at the Housesof Parliament

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Club News . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Club of the Month . . . 10

Business Q&A . . . . . . . . 12

HQ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Club Outings. . . . . . . . . 18

Crossword . . . . . . . . . . . 21

Sport on TV . . . . . . . . . . 22

CIU Sport . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

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rules, it restricts guests to two or three andspecifically prevents the sale of alcohol toguests.

“The Licensing Act changed but somelicensing authorities haven’t changed andtheir officers are threatening our members’clubs with prosecution if they hold weddingsor wakes or other functions because guestswill be there and may purchase alcohol.

“I’m at a loss at how a licensing authoritycan prosecute a club against an Act ofParliament.”

George Dawson CMD, the UnionPresident, added: “The licensing authoritiesshould recognise that CIU clubs have aproud record of compliance with thelicensing conditions and that we as a Unionare totally committed to promotingresponsible drinking and combating anti-social behaviour.

“If there is a knowledge gap on the part oflicensing officers with regards to thedifferences between private members’ clubsand pubs – as there seems to be judging bythe reports we’ve had back from our clubs –the CIU would be very willing to help themunderstand the differences between theconditions set out for members’ clubs in theLicensing Act and those intended for pubs.”

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Welcome to the November issue of ClubJournal.

The election for your Presidential andNEC representatives moves ever closer withthe Ballot Papers arriving at clubs byNovember 9. The deadline for their returnto Head Office is December 7 with the ballotcount taking place on December 9 and theofficial announcement coming the followingday.

The list of candidates for the roles ofPresident and Vice-President and the 12NEC seats is printed in the ‘HQ’ section ofthis issue on page 14.

I would urge as many members aspossible to make their vote count and helpto shape the future of the Union and itsclubs.

Meanwhile, many thanks to all those whoattended the Branch Secretary Event held atHead Office in October.

There was a huge amount of informationpacked into the two days with presentationsfrom the Union’s National Account Holdersand opportunities for Branch Secretaries to

hear more about the work going on at HeadOffice, as well as take part in a session on theUnion’s Constitution chaired by the GeneralSecretary Ken Green CMD.

This month sees the Official CIUCalendar, sponsored by Aon, going on sale.You can buy the Calendar direct from HeadOffice for £3 a copy.

The official 2016 CIU desk and slimlinepocket diaries are also now available fromyour Branch.

The Branch is also the place to purchasethe new HR documents which we unveiledlast month: Club Staff Handbook, ClubSteward Contract, Bar Manager Contract,Staff Accommodation Contract andBar/Cleaning Staff Contract and Terms andConditions booklets for Bar/Cleaning Staffand Temporary Bar/Cleaning Staff.

The Handbook is priced at £5; £2.50 foreach Contract (except the StaffAccommodation Contract which is £1.30);£1.50 for each Terms and Conditionsdocument – see page 15 for more details.

Looking to a busy month ahead, members

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up and down the country are eagerlyanticipating the Dransfields CIU CharityRaceday at Wetherby Racecourse onSaturday, November 14. It is sure to beanother fantastic day out for Unionmembers and we’re expecting a greatturnout.

Later in the month, CIU officials will behelping to organise a ParliamentaryReception at the House of Commons for theAll-Party Parliamentary Group for Non-Profit Making Members’ Clubs.

Stephen Goulding, Editor

George Dawson CMDPresident

John TobinVice-President

Kenneth D Green CMDGeneral Secretary

Stephen Foster CMDNEC Member

Geoff Blakeley CMDNEC Member

Sid HicksNEC Member

Ken Roberts CMDNEC Member

John HeggsNEC Member

Chris O’NeillNEC Member

John BakerNEC Member

Dave GravelNEC Member

Carol GoddardNEC Member

Geoff WhewellNEC Member

Brian DaviesNEC Member

Bob Russell CMDNEC Member

George SmithNEC Member

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NEWS

HONOURS FOR QUARTET OFSTALWARTS AT NEWCASTLE RAOB

Roy Skidmore, Eddie Brown and Jim Murray of Newcastle RAOB Club each received a Certificate ofMerit at a ceremony staged in August. Pictured (left to right): Dave Richardson (NorthumberlandBranch Secretary), Eddie Brown (Club Committee Member), Roy Skidmore (Club Treasurer), Sid Hicks(No8 Division Executive and NEC Member), Jim Murray (Club Chairman), John Jameson (ClubSecretary) and Alan Hardy (Northumberland Branch President)

John ThomasStoker CMDIt is with deepregret that theRichmond PlaceClub (Hereford)announces thepassing of JohnThomas ‘Tom’Stoker CMD atHereford County Hospital onSeptember 16, 2015 at the age of 76.

A former Chairman at theHereford Welsh Club, he morerecently held the post of Treasurerat the Richmond Place Club inHereford.

Tom was a valued member of theclub and was responsible for thevery pretty displays of flowers andhanging baskets that can be seenoutside the club’s main buildings.

During his time as Treasurer heinspired the Committee and helpedto push the club forward.

Joe StilgoeThe CumbriaBranch is sad toannounce thatJoe Stilgoepassed awaypeacefully onSeptember 29 atthe age of 56after sufferingfrom a steadily progressive illness.

Joe served on the Cumbria BranchExecutive with distinction for 20years.

He also served on theManagement Committee of theCarlisle Ex-Servicemen’s Club formany years and attained theposition of Vice-President.

Joe’s key strength was organisinggames at both club and Branchlevels.

He was also a passionatesupporter of Liverpool FC. He will besadly missed by his family andfriends.

Rest in Peace Joe, ‘YOU’LL NEVERWALK ALONE’.

OBITUARIES

and Edward Scott, Vice-Chairman of Newcastle RAOB Club, received his Distinguished Service Award ata ceremony held at the club in September. Pictured (left to right): Alan Hardy (NorthumberlandBranch President), John Jameson (Club Secretary), Edward Scott (Club Vice-Chairman), DaveRichardson (Northumberland Branch Secretary), Sid Hicks (No8 Division Executive and NECMember) and Jim Murray (Club Chairman)

Service Award Application ReminderPlease allow sufficient time when applying for your Service Award Certificates as allapplications are approved initially by your local Branch Office then approved at themonthly NEC meeting in London. All certificates take around six to eight weeks to beapproved, engraved and signed.

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SKIPTON WMC RAISES £2,700 FOR CHILDREN’S CANCER CHARITY PETAL

NEWS

TRADE NEWS

BT Sport and Sky Sportsannounce live festive fixturesBT Sport and Sky Sports haveannounced their live BarclaysPremier League fixtures for thefestive period.

Stoke City v Manchester United(Sky Sports), Newcastle United vEverton (BT Sport) andSouthampton v Arsenal (BT Sport)will all be shown live on TV onBoxing Day.

As well as the three games onBoxing Day, key televised fixturesover the festive period includeArsenal v Manchester City four daysbefore Christmas on Sky Sports, plusManchester United v Chelsea onDecember 28 on BT Sport.

In total, Manchester City,Manchester United, Chelsea,Arsenal and Liverpool will all beshown three times in December,while Newcastle United will betelevised four times.

Jack Daniel’s expands rangewith Tennessee Fire variantJack Daniel’s has expanded its corerange with the introduction of JackDaniel’s Tennessee Fire, a hotcinnamon flavoured variant.

The new variant is crafted withJack Daniel's original Old No.7Tennessee Whiskey blended with acinnamon liqueur, resulting in ataste that is ‘authentically Jack inflavour, but with an enticing, warmfinish’.

The release of Jack Daniel’sTennessee Fire follows the successof Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Honey,which launched in the UK in 2012.Now the no.2 American whiskey inthe UK, Jack Daniel’s TennesseeHoney is the fastest growing spiritbrand of the last five years.

Sandra Brunet, Head of AmericanWhiskey UK at Brown-Forman, said:“The evidence shows thatconsumers are open to new flavoursand taste experiences and all thesigns from Jack Daniel’s TennesseeFire’s test phase are veryencouraging.”

Mary signs off after 35 years of dedicatedservice to Cricklewood Trades Hall Club

Mary Johns was recently presented with a Certificate of Achievement for over 35 years ofservice to the Ladies Section of The Cricklewood Trades Hall Club. Mary joined the clubover 40 years ago as a lady card holder and five years later joined the Ladies Section whichwas set up to meet every Monday night for bingo. The Ladies Section also run outings,arrange entertainment, provide food for special nights and organise regular raffles. Mary hadbeen a stalwart of the Ladies Section Committee until she recently retired and moved toWales. Pictured (left to right): Club President Mick Gilligan and Mary Johns.

Skipton Working Men’s Club in Yorkshire presented a cheque for £2,700 to ChildhoodCancer Charity Petal in October after members engaged in a series of fundraising activities.Pictured: Petal founder Karen Weaving (in foreground) receives the cheque from clubmembers, including Craig Davey, Karen Davies, Sean Whelan, Lulu Louther, Elliott Alderson,Martin Wilson and Dom Phillips.

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CLUB NOTICESExpulsion

Mr Tom Pollock - Doncaster Trades Club

Clubs applying for membership of the Union

Tylorstown Ex-Servicemen’s Club & Institute(South Wales Branch)

Wetherby District Social Club(Leeds Branch)

Clubs Closed

Harbro’ Hill WMC(South Yorkshire Branch)

Bold Street Social Club(Manchester Branch)

Clubs Withdrawn

Wednesbury RBL Club(West Midlands Branch)

Ynysddu Progressive Club(Monmouthshire Branch)

Clubs Expelled

Shiremoor WMC(Northumberland Branch)

FOR SERVICE 40-Year Special AwardEric Bingham, South Yorkshire

31-Year Branch AwardHowardson Clarke, Manchester

Distinguished ServiceWilliam Page, Wales Jubilee Social Club, SouthYorkshireDavid Tarry, Monks Park Club, South EastMidlandsWilliam Brown, Carlton-In-Lindrick WMC,Doncaster

Long ServiceGeorge Royale, Smawthorne Lane WM Club,Wakefield

Certificate of MeritJohn Nichol, Corstopitum Social Club,NorthumberlandLawrence Ramsey, Lemington & Dist Club & Inst,Northumberland

Patrick Eade, Lemington & Dist Club & Inst,NorthumberlandWilliam Douglas, Bank House Social,NorthumberlandBarrie Martin, Bank House Social Club,NorthumberlandJoseph Stobbart, Ashington & District Com. &Soc, NorthumberlandFrank Harrison, Barnard Castle WM Club,DurhamAustin Marshall, Barnard Castle WM Club,DurhamDavid Richards, Barnard Castle WM Club, DurhamRalph Beckley, Barnard Castle WM Club, DurhamColin Welsh, Barnard Castle WM Club, DurhamCharles Hughes, Barnard Castle WM Club,DurhamTerry McKie, Barnard Castle WM Club, DurhamLeonard Parker, Thornhill Briggs WM Club, WestYorkshireThomas Ormerod, Burnley Miners Social Club,Burnley & Pendle

A first for Northumberland’s Leatrice

NEWS

Left to right: Sid Hicks (NEC Member), Ken Green CMD (Union General Secretary), NorthumberlandBranch Secretary Dave Richardson, Ken Sayers (No7 Division Executive), Leatrice June Purvis, HarryChandler (Club Secretary), Ken Sayers (No6 Division Executive), Alan Hardy (Northumberland BranchPresident), Peter Purvis (Club Chairman) and Eddie Raine (Drinks Express Newcastle)

NEWS IN BRIEFSouth East MidlandsBranch Angling Results South East Midlands Branchfished their annual match atDecoy Lakes on Saturday,September 19.

A total of 15 teams were enteredand finishing in first place wereRushden Town Band Club A with56 points, dropping only fourpoints.

Broughton & Cransley B weresecond with 47 points and, cominga close third, were Bedford NorthEnd Club with 45 points.

The individual winner wasS.Potter of Rushden Town BandClub A with a weight of 95lb 8oz.In second place was T.Asplin ofKempston Liberal Club with 77lb8oz and in third place wasM.Perkins of Broughton &Cransley with 68lb 12oz.

The section winners were: ‘A’Section: G.Penniston (63lb); ‘B’Section: J.Chennell (47lb); ‘C’Section: B. Roberts (56lb); ‘D’Section: M. Aottie (42lb 12oz).

The organiser Wally Greenawaywould like to congratulate allthose who took part as well asthank everyone who helped withthe weigh-in.

Corstopitum Social Club recently presentedLeatrice June Purvis with her Long ServiceAward to mark 25 years of continuous serviceto the CIU by Union General Secretary KenGreen CMD.

Leatrice is the first lady member to achievethis landmark and was also presented with asilver salver to mark the occasion.

This accolade means that the Purvis familyhave now served 76 years on the clubCommittee with Leatrice’s 25 years of serviceadding to that of husband Peter Ivor Purvis,the club’s recently retired Chairman who hasserved a total of 33 years and son Peter JohnPurvis, the current Chairman of the club, whohas given 18 years of service.

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presentation of certificate of , MrWin the complete collections of Stingray, Thunderbirds and CaptainScarlet, worth a total of £109.97

and Osborne WMC stalwarts Jimmy Brighton and John Morgan recently received their Certificates ofMerit. Pictured, left to right: Derek Lumley (Divisional Representative), Joe Morgan (ClubSecretary), Jimmy Brighton, Alan Morgan (Club Chairman), John Morgan and Stan Summers(Durham Vice-President)

2015 John Smith’s World Leek and Onion Show staged at Blyth SSC

The John Smith’s World Leek and Onion Show was held at Blyth Sports & Social Club in September. Pictured, left:Northumberland CIU Leek, Vegetable and Flower Class 1 winner R James. Centre: World Leek Championship winner GeoffMoscrop receiving his trophy. Right: Geoff Moscrop’s World Leek Championship winner with a size of 520.14 cubic inches.

NEWS IN BRIEFWest Midlands club installslifesaving defibrillatorGrange Moor WMC in Burntwood,Walsall, West Midlands, hasinstalled a portable defibrillatoroutside its premises.

Darren Ennis, a local Councillorand the club’s Treasurer, said:“After one of our memberstragically passed away recently,Club Chairman Rob Strettonapproached me to see what wecould do to get an AutomaticExternal Defibrillator installed assoon as possible.

“The committee agreed to fullyfund the machine so I contactedPaul Dadge from BurntwoodCommunity First Responders, whohelped us get set up very quickly.”

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CLUB OF THE MONTH

CHADDERTON CRICKET & BOWLING CLUB

Chadderton Cricket & Bowling Club in Oldham, Lancashire, has utterly transformed itself in the past 15years to become a shining example of a truly 21st Century members club with a very bright future

hadderton Cricket & Bowling Club(CCBC) in Oldham, Lancashire,has come a long way since 1999

when it faced the biggest crisis of its entireexistence.

Having served the local community sinceits foundation at the turn of the 20thCentury, the club found itself at its lowestebb with a ramshackle building, dwindlingmembership and disastrous finances.

Scroll forward some 15 years and the clubis unrecognisable from the one describedabove with state-of-the-art modern facilities,a fully subscribed membership – plus alengthy waiting list of potential eagermembers - and a very healthy bank balance.

Club Secretary Steve Simms explains thetransformation in the club’s fortunes.“When I joined the Committee - which hadpreviously consisted of just two people – in1999, it was obvious that something wasgoing wrong,” he says.

“Along with like-minded people on theCommittee, we decided we weren’t going tolet the club fizzle out and were going to fightfor its future. We came in and took control

of the finances and discovered that the clubhad lost £29,000 that year.

“That was only part of it as some of theother losses came through in the followingyear with PAYE, Business Rates, utilities andVAT not having been paid up to date.

While the reduction in costs helped tosteer the club back into the black, theCommittee also needed to look at theproblem of a rapidly deteriorating buildingthat was increasingly unfit for purpose.

“Around 2001, we started looking at theclub site as it was obvious we couldn’t keepthe site as it was. The building was indisarray,” says Steve.

“The building had last been renovated in1969 and was a bit of a 1960s white elephantwith the Club Room on the second floor, theFunction Room on the first floor and themain entrance at the rear of the club. It wasalso very poorly insulated – too hot insummer and freezing in winter – so in thecolder months we had to run the massiveboiler flat-out.”

With a leaking roof and the centralheating, electric and plumbing systems allneeding total overhauls, the Committeerealised that they would not be able tocontinue keeping the building going anddecided to look at selling part of the landowned by the club in order to finance a newbuilding.

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“Membership dwindled to125 but since we built thenew clubhouse in 2006we now have 597 plus asubstantial waiting list”

“So there was a big struggle at that time tokeep the club going as we had the utilitycompanies threatening to shut off our waterand electricity and the local Council chasingfor unpaid Council Tax.

“It was a very difficult time so we had topare all our costs right back across the boardand start moving in the right direction.Everything we could economise on, we did.It took until 2004 before the club turned aprofit again.”

Chadderton Cricket & Bowling Club opened a newchapter in its history in 2006 when the old buildingwas demolished and replaced with a brand-new one

CONTACT DETAILSChadderton Cricket & Bowling Club,

Bowling Green Close,Oldham, Lancashire, OL9 8LU

Tel: 0161 624 2060Manchester Branch

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CLUB OF THE MONTH

“We started talking to developers but atfirst they either wanted the whole site, whichwould have left us without a club, or theywere coming in with low offers which didn’treflect the true value of the site.”

The situation changed for the better whenthe Committee got in touch with a localarchitect and began to work with him tomap out what they wanted.

“He was a top fella,” says Steve. “We satdown with him, told him what we envisagedand he did all the specifications. Then wewent out to tender with a plan for knockingdown the old club, selling the excess landthat the demolition would free up and thenbuilding a new club.

“It went extremely well to the extent thatwe’re now one of the wealthiest clubs in thearea. We have a substantial balance sheet andwe’ve been making a profit since 2004 butan even greater one since the new clubopened in 2006.

“We had about 125 members at ourlowest point but people started joining whenthey heard we were building a newclubhouse with the result that we now have597 members as well as a substantial waitinglist.

“The updated facilities have given the cluba new lease of life. We now have a single-story clubhouse with a Lounge, GamesRoom and a synthetic carpet Crown GreenBowling Green, one of the first in the North-West.”

“We’re a members club, run by membersfor the members,” explains Steve. “We don’thave a function room and we don’t hire thepremises out.”

Prospective new members have to beproposed by an existing member and arethen interviewed by the Committee beforetheir application is accepted.

“Entry is by the fob system and memberslike the fact that they can come through thedoor and enjoy the excellent facilitiesprovided for them amongst fellowmembers,” says Steve.

It’s clear that the hard work and vision ofthe club’s Committee has ensured that aftersome dark days, CCBC is now a shiningexample of a truly 21st Century club.

The synthetic Bowling Green enables theclub to host bowling all year-round. Indeed,the club runs its own Winter League with 40teams from around the area applying to jointhe league, with all games played at CCBC.

Despite the club name, CCBC has not runa cricket side for many years but sportsenthusiasts have plenty to occupy them withdarts, pool and snooker teams in regularaction. The club pays all sport team leaguefees on the agreement that if the teamshould happen to win a prize it is shared50:50 with the club.

There is also a full programme of activitiesand entertainment laid on at regularintervals, including live music and bingo onSaturdays and karaoke on Sundays.

The club’s synthetic bowling green ensures that bowlingcan take place throughout the winter months

The club’s Games Room

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Christmas is likely to be a reallybusy time in our club so are thereany particular insurance issues

we should be looking at when it comes tothe festive period?

Andy Kitchener, Regional Client Manager ofCIU Preferred Supplier Aon UK Limited,responds: We all know that clubs are self-policing.Nevertheless, as the festive season getsunderway, it’s wise to take precautionarymeasures.

So how do you protect yourself againstlate night revellers and just what does yourinsurance cover?

Here are some of the sensible steps thatyou can take now to try to prevent anyinsurance claims you may need to makebeing refused, causing disruption to clubbusiness.

When accidents happenYou should have a clear statement of your

health and safety policy, risk assessments,alongside an accident reporting andinvestigation system.

This should help you reduce any PublicLiability claims and help defend againstthem.

Had a bit too much? Intoxicated members are far more likely toinjure themselves or others, resulting in aPublic Liability claim.

Remember, just because an individual isintoxicated doesnít necessarily mean theycannot allege negligence against you incourt.

The safe option is to stop serving peoplealcohol before they have that ëone too many.

Theft by employees At this time of year you could be holdingsignificantly more money in the safe thanusual, which may be more of a temptationfor unscrupulous employees.

If a theft occurs, insurers will ask for the

written references of the staff member inquestion. Remember, you will need writtenreferences on record for any authorisedofficial or employee with access to both clubmonies and stock.

Care has been taken in compiling the information

contained within this article; this has been obtained from

sources that Aon UK Limited believes to be reliable. Aon

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this article. This article has been compiled using

information available to us up to 16 October 2015.

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HQ – THE LATEST FROM HEAD OFFICE

NEWS IN BRIEF

Official 2016 diaries andcalendar now availableThe Union’s official 2016diaries and calendars arenow on sale.

The olive desk diary andslimline pocket diary areboth filled with usefulinformation on clubmanagement and areessential items for any Committeemember. These should be purchasedfrom your Branch.

The CIU 2016 Calendar, sponsoredby AON, is available from CIU HeadOffice, priced at £3.

CIU to attend latest meetingof CORCA in November CIU representatives will attend thenext meeting of the Committee ofRegistered Clubs Associations(CORCA) on Monday, November 30between 12 noon and 2pm in London.

CORCA is comprised of 11 privatemember club governingorganisations.

Special delegate rate securedfor CIU Conference 2016 A reminder that the CIU has secureda Special Delegate rate for thosewishing to stay at the NorbreckCastle Hotel (the venue for the AGMand Beer & Trades Show) during theCIU Conference 2016 (April 8/9 2016).

This deal guarantees the first 20double rooms with sea view; 20double standard rooms, 20 twinrooms with sea view; 20 twinstandard rooms, all at a reduced rate.

Rates are: £42.50 per person pernight for dinner, bed and breakfastbased on two people sharingtwin/double.

£35 per person per night bed andbreakfast based upon two peoplesharing twin/double.

A supplement of £15.00 per roomper night will be added fortwin/double requested for soleoccupancy.

Bookings must be made by callingthe Norbreck Castle Hotel direct on01253 352341 and quoting the code‘WMCIU16’.

APPG RECEPTION SET FOR NOVEMBERThe All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG)for Non-Profit Making Members’ Clubs, ofwhich the CIU is a member, will hold areception at the House of Commons onMonday, November 30 at 4pm.

Invitations have been issued to all currentMembers of Parliament as well as membersof the House of Lords.

The key purposes of the Reception are toraise the profile of private members clubs atWestminster and to recruit moreParliamentarians to the APPG which meetsquarterly to discuss the issues aroundlegislation involving clubs.

There is also much that can be done at alocal level to raise the profile of membersclubs among politicians. Hence the Union isurging clubs to get in contact with their localMP and invite them to see at first hand howclubs benefit their local communities.

List of Candidates for the NEC Election and Election timelineThe nominations for the upcoming 2015 Presidential and National Executive Council(NEC) Election have been announced. The Election will be for the 12 NEC seats as well asthe roles of President and Vice-President.

Ballot Papers will have been issued to all clubs by November 9 with the deadline for theirreturn to Head Office set for December 7. The Ballot Count will take place on December 9,with the official release of the results to Branch Secretaries, Club Journal and Head Officetaking place on December 10.

PresidentGeorge Dawson, Allan Nisbet

Vice-PresidentJohn Tobin - unopposed

1. NorthumberlandSid Hicks - unopposed

2. DurhamGeorge Smith, David Walton

3. Cumbria/Burnley &Pendle/ManchesterGeoff Blakeley - unopposed

4. York City/ Leeds/Wakefield/DoncasterMartin Smith, Dave Gravel, Frank Healy

5. West Yorkshire/HeavyWoollen/South YorkshireBrian Davies, Phillip Larkin

6. West MidlandsGeoff Whewell, Tony Bartram

7. Derbyshire/LeicestershireJohn Batchelor - unopposed

8. Warwickshire/South EastMidlandsCarol Goddard - unopposed

9. North West Metropolitan/North EastMetropolitanJohn Baker - unopposed

10. Kent/South East Metropolitan Chris O’Neill – unopposed

11. Western Counties/WessexBob Russell, Mark Brewer

12. South Wales/MonmouthshireKen Roberts - unopposed

Candidates List for 2015 Presidential & NEC Election

STATEMENT OF MAINTERMS AND CONDITIONSOF EMPLOYMENT

BAR/CLEANING STAFF

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Branch Secretaries Event staged at Head OfficeCIU Head Office hosted a second Event for all Branch Secretaries on October 5 and 6 with attendees given the opportunityto meet and hear presentations from the Union’s National Account Holders, including AON, Carlsberg and Dransfields

The CIU event, which was also attended by the Union Officersand National Executive, gave Branch Secretaries the opportunityto meet and hear presentations from the Unions NationalAccount Holders.

Carlsberg, AON and Dransfields were present to outline theservices on offer to CIU Clubs.

CPL Training presented an overview of the proposals for twonew accredited workbooks and courses in Club Management andClub Law.

Sean Ferris of Alchemy Contract Publishing and Steve Bridger,CIU Webmaster, presented alongside Head Office ManagerStephen Goulding on developmental work to date.

The Union Accountant, Steve Connell, outlined the currentstate of the Union’s finances with suggested opinions for changefor the Branches’ consideration.

Topics covered included the current role of Head Office andongoing projects being developed to generate increased revenuestreams for the CIU, improved lobbying and raising awareness ofthe Union with MPs and external companies with aParliamentary Reception in November.

The Union Vice-President, John Tobin, introduced andpresided over the event, as well as chairing an interactive sessionon Education. The General Secretary, Kenneth D Green, CMD,chaired a session on the Union’s Constitution.

The Event was well received with positive feedback on allaspects on the event. We invite any comments you may have onthe event together with suggestions on the Union’s Constitutionand Finances.

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CLUB OUTINGS

WALTON-ON-NAZE RBL CLUBVicarage Lane (off High Street)

Visiting the seaside?Our newly refurbished and refitted club extends a warm

welcome and friendly atmosphere. Two minutes from beachfront. Good range of drinks and bar snacks available

******************************New memberships available.

CIU and RBL affiliated coach parties welcome!Free finger buffet for 49-seater coach visit!

Upgraded buffet at a discount.Contact Secretary on (01255) 674153

HAMPSHIRE & ISLE OF WIGHT

Leigh Park and District TUWMC439 Dunsbury Way, Havant PO9 5BDThe largest club on the South Coast

Situated 2 miles from A3(M) and A27 and within 20minutes’ drive of Goodwood and Fontwell Races.

Visiting clubs welcome. Live bands on Saturday nightsand food, darts, snooker and pool available all week.

Please contact the Secretary on (023) 92472624email: workingmens.ins@btconnect.com

website: www.workingmensclubleighpark.co.uk._________________________

Newport (I.W.) Social Club13-14 Lower St James Street, Newport,

Isle of Wight PO30 5HB. Tel: (01983) 527 291Situated in the centre of town, with a warm friendlyatmosphere where you can bring family and friends.

Open all day, function room, snooker room, darts, pooland jukebox. Kitchen now open 7 days a week for hotand cold food. Coach parties always welcome by prior

arrangement._________________________

COWES COMBINED SERVICES & SOCIAL CLUB85 High Street, Cowes, Isle of Wight PO31 7AJ.

A warm and friendly welcome is extended to all visitors.

Situated on the sea front with panoramic sea views from the stage dining area, the club has one of the best

views in the country. Ideal for parties and outings.Freshly prepared meals available 7 days a week. Disabled facilities. Coach parties very welcome,

please notify Secretary or bar manager in advance. Entertainment Friday and Saturday evenings.

Tel: (01983) 716482 email: cowescssc@onwight.net

HEREFORD &WORCESTERSHIREHereford Welsh Social Club

1 Hinton Road, Hereford, HR2 6BL.Tel: (01432) 269038/265874

Email: herefordwelshsocialclub@hotmail.co.ukA friendly welcome is extended to all Associate

Members. Live Entertainment every Saturday evening.Hot and cold food available. Coaches welcome (please

contact Secretary prior to your visit).Please visit our website:

www.herefordwelshsocialclub.co.uk“Hereford’s most popular social club”_________________________

RICHMOND PLACE CLUB69/71 EDGAR STREET, HEREFORD HR4 9JP

Live entertainment every Saturday. MonthlyCountry & Western night.

Hot and cold food available. Disabled facilities, real ale, Wrestling nights. Sunday Jazz Nights (monthly).

Shoppers and coach parties very welcome. Parking for coaches.

Contact Secretary, Les Walker on (01432) 356 529.email:richmondclubsecretary@btconnect.com

BLACKPOOL &LANCASHIRE

BLACKPOOL No. 1 WORKING MEN’S CLUB & INSTITUTE

9-17 Bloomfield Road, Blackpool FY1 6DH. Tel: (01253) 343 508

Extends a warm welcome to all CIU associates

and bona-fide guests.FREE ENTERTAINMENT

7 nights throughout the summer season (weekends winter).

Change of artists nightly. Coach parties welcome.CONTACT THE SECRETARY IN WRITING

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BLACKPOOL ROYAL BRITISH LEGION CLUB

33-38 King Street, Blackpool FY1 3EJ.Enjoy your visit with us at the club.

Good all-round entertainment.Bookings for coach parties accepted.

Room available for hire.Sec: Mr K Teasdale or Treasurer Mrs R Thomas

Club: (01253) 626 308; Office: (01253) 290 322www.blackpoolrbl.co.uk

email: blackpoolbritishlegion@gmail.com_________________________

You’ve been to the rest— now visit the best!

Voted the best club in the North West on TV’s “The One Show”.

BLOOMFIELD CLUB & INSTITUTE128 Bloomfield Road, Blackpool FY1 6JW

Free entertainment seven nights aweek along with your favourite games

• Bingo • Tote • Supa5The club is on one level with disabled toilet facilities.

Coach parties and football fans welcome.Contact Secretary on (01253) 344583

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KNOTT END WORKING MEN’S CLUBOffers a great welcome to CIU members and

parties. Why not try• a visit to the seaside • a ferry ride to Fleetwood

• a bowling green competitionor just our good food and entertainment.

SALISBURY AVENUE, KNOTT END-ON-SEA, LANCS.Bar telephone (01253) 810362

Telephone Secretary Mrs Karen Bradford in theoffice for dates and details – (01253) 812226

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ROSEGROVE UNITY Working Men’s ClubHolme Lodge, Rossendale Road, Burnley,

Lancs, BB11 5DL.Situated 2 minutes from Junction 9 on M65.

Large car parking space available.Entertainment Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Bookings must give 14 days’ notice.contact Secretary on 01282 431 363 or

e-mail rosegrove20@gmail.com_________________________

GOING TO THE RACES?Why not try

BURNLEY MINERS WMSCAs seen on TV

2 minutes from the Town Centre and Turf Moor.

Entertainment Friday, Saturday and Sunday.Coach parties by appointment.Breakfast and/or evening meal.

Tel: Bar (01282) 422 791 orOffice (01282) 835 429

KENT

BEXLEYHEATH WMCRoyal Oak Road, Bexleyheath. DA6 7HG

Telephone (0208) 303 2163Friendly atmosphere, comfortable surroundings and an

excellent range of beers to quench your thirst. Everythingyou require on your visit to Bluewater and Lakeside

shopping centres. Refreshments available.(Please give advance notice).

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SUNDRIDGE PARK WMC134 BURNT ASH LANE, BROMLEY.

Tel: (020) 8464 3638 (Office); (020) 8460 6348 (Club)Located close to A21 and A20. A warm welcome is

extended to all visitors. Two bars serving a wide rangeof drinks. TV in bar and the lounge. Purpose-built snookerroom with four tables. Live entertainment Saturday andSunday evenings. Coach parties by prior arrangement

with the office.

LEEDS &WEST YORKSHIRE

Belle Isle WMCBelle Isle Road, Leeds LS10 3PE.

Warm and friendly club with large car park, good valuebeer and large concert room. Live bands Friday, Saturday

and Sunday. Coaches welcome.Contact Secretary on (0113) 2718 768.

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Visiting Blackpool or Yorkshire Coast?Haydock Park or York Races?Then call at: Elland Working Men’s Club

Roseberry Street, Elland, West Yorkshire HX5 0HTFor your breakfast on the outward journey. Andfor an evening’s splendid entertainment on yourway home. We are only 2 miles from Junction 24,

M62 on the A629. A warm welcome extended to allAssociate Members. Live entertainment on Saturday

and Sunday evenings. Dancing on Thursdays toour resident organist. Fully modernised Concert

Room and Lounge. Excellent Games Room. FloodlitBowling Green. Large Car Park. Coach Parties

welcome – please let us have 14 days’ notice in writing tothe Secretary Steve Graydon. Tel: Club (01422) 373 023.

www.ellandwmc.web.com. Telephone pre-bookings to beconfirmed in writing to the Secretary.

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SWARCLIFFE WORKING MEN’S CLUBSwarcliffe Avenue, Leeds LS14 5DE

A warm and friendly welcome always assuredin the comfortable surroundings of our recently

refurbished club. Live entertainment every Friday,Saturday and Sunday evening. Relax in the quiet of the

lounge or try a game of snooker on one of our threesuperb tables. Big screen Sky Sports TV.

Planning a day at the races?York, Wetherby, Ripon.

We are 2 minutes from the A64 and 5 minutesfrom the M1. Breakfast and evening meals for large

parties available by appointment.Contact: Glen Doyle (Secretary) – (0113) 2959100

LEICESTER &EAST MIDLANDSSAFFRON LANE ESTATE WMC429 SAFFRON LANE, LEICESTER, LE2 6UF

Welcomes all CIU members to our friendly club herein Leicester. Only 5 minutes from the M1 junction 21

and close to the racecourse and the football,rugby and cricket stadiums. Clean, comfortable and fullyair-conditioned. Please visit our website where you will

find details of all our facilities and activities.www.saffronlanewmc.co.uk

BRIGHTON & SUSSEX

EASTBOURNE & DISTRICT TRADE UNIONCLUB & INSTITUTE LTD

Clapham House, 48 Seaside, Eastbourne,East Sussex BN22 7QL.

A warm welcome is guaranteed to all CIU associatesand guests. A good selection of reasonably priced

beers and spirits available. Temporary membershipcan be arranged at the door for all holiday makers.

Large groups or coach parties are welcome with priorarrangements. Situated 5 minutes walk from the beach.

Please contact secretary on (01323) 727703._________________________

EASTBOURNE WORKING MEN’S CLUB102/104 Firle Road, Eastbourne BN22 8ET.

Tel: (01323) 723322Email: ewmcltd@gmail.com

www.ewmc.orgVisit the one and only workers’ club in our lovely

South Coast town. We have live music, raffles, bingo,darts, snooker and pool. See our website for coming

events. A warm welcome to CIU members all year round._________________________

Littlehampton Trades & Labour ClubWick Street, Wick, Littlehampton

BN17 7JH. Telephone (01903) 714 054A warm welcome awaits all visitors. Facilities include

darts, crib and Sky TV. Catering for private parties can bearranged (14 days’ notice please). Live entertainment

every Saturday. Coach parties welcome with priornotice, please contact the Secretary.

ESSEX & EAST ANGLIA

COMRADES SPORTS & SOCIAL CLUB,CLACTON

A warm welcome awaits at both our premises. 205 Old Road, a short walk from seafront, has liveentertainment Saturday evenings, disco Sunday

afternoons, back garden and car park. 9 Colne Road isone minute from sea front. Live entertainment

Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday afternoons and Saturdayevenings. Pool, darts, raffles and bingo at both. Coachparties welcome by ringing the Secretary in advance

on (01255) 423 314._________________________

HUNSTANTON (NORFOLK)UNITED SERVICES SOCIAL CLUB

A warm welcome to all visitors. Large enclosed gardenand car park with sea views. Three snooker tables,

also pool table and darts. Bingo Mondays andThursdays and one game Saturday evening. Liveweekend entertainment. Catering arranged on

request. Disabled friendly. Close to Sandringham RoyalEstate, Coaches welcome midweek.

Contact Club Steward on (01485) 533360._________________________

SHERINGHAM TYNESIDE CLUB95 Station Road, Sheringham NR26 8RG

Safe beer garden and parking. Great home-made food atgreat prices seven days a week. Coaches welcome,

contact the Secretary in advance on (01263) 822570

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Naval & Military Club (Southend-on-Sea)20 Royal Terrace, Southend SS1 1DU.

Tel: (01702) 347169A warm and friendly welcome awaits you. Large rear

garden and roof terrace with fantastic views overlookingthe seafront and estuary. Live entertainment Saturdaynights and Wednesday afternoons. Hot and Cold Foodavailable every day of the week. Local Real Ale Club ofthe Year. Coach parties welcome but must contact the

Secretary/Chairman prior to the visit.

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CLUB OUTINGS

THAMES VALLEYBanbury Trades & Labour Club32 West Bar Street, Banbury, Oxon OX16 9RR.

Tel: (01295) 254 168.A warm welcome is extended to all Associates.

Coach parties welcome with 14 days prior noticeto Secretary Joan Conley. Live entertainment onSaturday night. Food available. Please contact

Secretary with your booking.

WALESCARDIFF WEST END SOCIAL CLUBCOWBRIDGE ROAD WEST, ELY, CARDIFF CF5 5BY.

A very friendly welcome to CIU Associates and theirfamilies from CARDIFF’S PREMIER SOCIAL CLUB.10 minutes from M4. 15 minutes to city centre.Millennium Stadium, Cardiff International Arena,

St. David’s Hall/ Centre, Cardiff Bay.Live entertainment every Saturday night with

Bingo/Raffle/Tote/DiscoFULL SKY SPORTS/RACING UK. Hot and cold food available.

COACH PARTIES MOST WELCOME.Telephone: (029) 2059 4004

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Bettws Social ClubLambourne Way, Bettws, Newport, Gwent.

A warm friendly welcome assured to all CIUaffiliated members and guests.

Less than 10 minutes from junction 26 of the M4. Coach parties welcome by prior appointment. Live entertainment every Saturday evening. Catering can be provided by arrangement.

Tel: (01633) 858 780._________________________

Going to Premiership Swansea City or racing at Ffos Las?Visit MORRISTON WMC

11 Slate Street, Swansea SA6 8AA.A friendly club which makes visitors welcome.

Liberty Stadium 15 minutes, Ffos Las 45 minutes,Ospreys 15 minutes. 10 minutes from M4 Junction 45.

Coach parties welcome with advance notice.Ring (01792) 771580

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Rogerstone and Bassaleg Social Club1 Tregwilym Road, Rogerstone, Newport NP10 9DW.

A warm friendly welcome assured to all CIUaffiliates and guests, less than 10 minutes fromjunction 27 of the M4. Coach parties welcome by

prior appointment, live entertainment everySaturday evening. Telephone: (01633) 893 508.

WARWICKSHIRE &COVENTRY

BEDWORTH EX-SERVICEMEN’S SOCIAL CLUB & INSTITUTE

Rye Piece, Bedworth. Tel: (024) 7631 3236Extends a warm welcome to all associates

Bar Meals & Restaurant Facilities Tuesday – Sunday5 Minutes from The Home of the WASPS & COVENTRY CITY

– The Ricoh Arena. Package deals – Free parking/Pre-match meal/Minibus to/ from ground/Post match mealReal Ales available. Saturday Night Live Entertainment

Saturday/Sunday Bingo. Contact Secretary for bookings_________________________

Willenhall Social ClubRobin Hood Road, Coventry CV3 3BB.

Secretary: (024) 7630 1222 or 7630 3278.Welcome to all Associate Members. Entertainment everySaturday and Sunday night in concert room (seats 600).Bar, games room and luxury lounge facilities. Large carpark. Hot and cold snacks available. 10 minutes from

City Centre. No Children Allowed. Coach parties apply to Secretary.

Nottingham Oddfellows Club89 Humberstone GATE, Leicester.

TELEPHONE: (0116) 262 0181262 5404 (Evenings) – CIU Affiliated

City Centre ClubCoach park right outside premises 2 minutes from

centre of Leicester. Coach parties and parties alwayswelcome.

Food supplied hot or cold – 7 days’ notice or pleasephone prior to visit. Children welcome. Dances Monday,

Tuesday and Friday. Entertainment available.Phone or write to Secretary Eric Johnson

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SKEGNESS EX-SERVICE CLUB2 Grand Parade, Skegness, PE25 2UN.

Telephone: (01754) 762113Located on the seafront near the clocktower, 2-3 mins

from town centre. Lounge bar, pool/children’s room, 1stfloor patio area. Reasonably priced beers/lagers and

house doubles. Selection of chilled baps. Liveentertainment every Saturday (Sundays main season).

Open 11.30- 11.30 most days. Pre-booked coacheswelcome – come to a completely refurbished 21st

century club.

LONDONTHE HAMMERSMITH CLUB

Rutland Grove, London W6 9DH10 mins’ walk from Fulham FC and less than 25mins by local transport to Chelsea and QPR. A

warm and friendly welcome to away fans lookingfor good hospitality and a relaxing drink.

Also 20 mins to Westfield, Europe’s largest shoppingcentre and 30 mins to West End theatres.

Contact Thomas on 07798 735267 or visitwww.hammersmithclub.co.uk

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HARROW ROYAL BRITISH LEGIONNortholt Road, South Harrow HA2 0DW.

Extends a warm welcome to all Associatemembers and guests. Situated 10 minutes from

the A40 and 20 minutes from WembleyStadium. We have live bands every Saturday

and Sunday night. Catering on request. Coachparties welcome with prior notification to Kathor Roy Roberts. Telephone: (020) 8422 1222.

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HAYES WMCPump Lane, Hayes, Middlesex UB3 3NB.

Telephone: (020) 8573 1721e-mail: bobdaybell@aol.com

Why not visit the flagship of clubs in the South? Ascot,Kempton Park & Sandown racecourses all nearby. Live

bands every Friday and Saturday night. Late nightcabaret last Saturday of every month, at least 3 acts,

charge for entry, late bar. Catering available weekends,orders taken in advance to your requirements.

Visit our website:www.hayesworkingmensclub.comfor our full entertainment programme.

Coaches welcome by prior arrangement withthe secretary.

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE& CAMBRIDGESHIRE

St James Working Mens ClubWeedon Road, St James, Northampton.

A warm welcome awaits all club members.Lounge, Games Room and large Concert Room.Parties welcome, catering if required by prior

arrangement. 5 minutes M1, Junction 15A.Please contact Secretary Mrs P. Webster.

Tel: (01604) 456 602 www.stjameswmc.co.uk

SHEFFIELD &SOUTH YORKSHIREARMTHORPE CORONATION CLUB

Tranmoor Lane, Armthorpe, Doncaster DN3 3BS.Handy for racecourse and Doncaster Rovers. Close toM18. Big screen TV, entertainment every weekend.

Ring Club Secretary Alan Jones on (01302) 831 393._________________________

Arundel Ex-Servicemen’s ClubCity Road, Sheffield

A friendly Club close to Town Centre Facilities includea 500 seat Concert Room, two other lounges and a

Games Room. Great Cabaret every night exceptTuesday and Wednesday. Coach parties please contact

Mr B. Simmonite. Children allowed up to 10 yearsCatering for Buffet if required.

Telephone: (0114) 239 7151_________________________

BARNBY DUN SOCIAL CLUBHigh Street, Barnby Dun, Doncaster DN3 1DS

A warm and friendly welcome awaits you. The club is just off the High Street and so close for the

football and racing.There is a busy entertainment programme,

the chance to hire/use the function room as well asreasonable prices.

Please call Steve Fearon 01302 882936 to book your visit in.

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CARCROFT VILLAGE WMCChestnut Avenue Carcroft, Doncaster DN6 8AG

Extends a warm welcome to all CIU affiliated members.Coach Parties welcomed by prior arrangement. 1 mile

from A1 and close to M1, M18 and M62. Top classentertainment every weekend. Handy for Doncaster

Races and trips returning from North or South coastalroutes. Big screen TVs and live football

All enquiries to Jim Hutchinson, Secretary on(01302) 725497; email secretary@carcroftvillagewmc.

com, website www.carcroftvillagewmc.com_________________________

HAWTHORN RECREATIONAL & SOCIAL CLUBGoodison Boulevard, Cantley, Doncaster.

Tel: (01302) 535 995Easily accessible for the Racecourse.

Big screen Sky TV. Artistes on Saturdays._________________________

INTAKE SOCIAL CLUBCraithie Road, Doncaster DN2 5EG.

We are the closest club (5 minutes’ walk) toDoncaster Racecourse. We can get racing tickets for you.

Bar snacks available. Tremendous value for moneybar prices. Contact Secretary Tom Foresterin advance on: (01302) 320 036 or email

intakesocialclub@yahoo.co.uk

SURREYEGHAM UNITED SERVICES CLUB

111 Spring Rise, Egham, Surrey TW20 9PE.“North Surrey CAMRA Club of the Year 2008 & 2009”

“Finalist for CAMRA Club of the Year 2009”Located 5 minutes from J13 M25, handy for Windsor

Castle and races, Kempton, Ascot, Epsom and Sandown.5 mins from Egham Station on the Waterloo to Reading

line. Three real ale and cider festivals a year.www.eusc.co.uk

Tel: (01784) 435120 or (07738) 714572(Real Ale Festivals and Party Bars also arranged)

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DAY OUT RACING – ESHER W.M.C.142 Esher High Street, Esher, Surrey.

Telephone: (01372) 467 758Sandown Race Course within walking distance.

Kempton Park and Epsom also nearby.A warm welcome is extended to all associate members.

HEN LANE SOCIAL CLUBBeacon Road, Holbrooks, Coventry CV6 4DS.

5 minutes from M6 Junction 3, 10 minutes’ walkfrom Ricoh Arena, minibus from club on matchdays. Excellent function room and facilities. Hot

and cold snacks available at all times.Prior notice required for coach parties and catering

(menu sent on request). Please contact the Secretary.

Tel: (024) 7672 4830; Office: (024) 7672 4832.

WEST COUNTRYTHE ANZAC CLUB

Anzac Street, Dartmouth, Devon TQ6 9DJ(01803) 832661

A warm and friendly welcome awaits all affiliatedmembers and guests. Coach parties welcome, pleasegive 14 days’ prior notice. Catering for buffets can be

arranged. Situated behind St Saviour’s Church.Please like us on Facebook.

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WESTON-SUPER-MARE WMCOrchard Street, Weston-super-Mare.

Telephone: (01934) 418 202A warm welcome is extended to Associates and their

families in Weston’s premier club. Situated in the town centre and close to the sea front.

Live entertainment every Saturday and Sunday evening,Sunday, Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon Bingo (Friday,

Saturday and Sunday). Buffets arranged. Large downstairs concert room seating 250.

Coach parties welcome including aSaturday. Please contact the Secretary giving

prior notice of visit. Open all day._________________________

WEYMOUTH WMCMITCHELL STREET, WEYMOUTH,

(Harbour End Of Town)Less than 5 minutes from the beach!

We welcome all CIU affiliated members. Music Friday & Saturday evenings, with Bingo fliers on these nights.

Plus the usual club activities. Restaurant now open.

Tel: (01305) 786 392 or (01305) 787254www.weymouthworkies.co.uk

WEST MIDLANDS &BIRMINGHAM

REMEMBRANCE CLUB LTD10 CHESTER ROAD, CASTLE BROMWICH,

BIRMINGHAM B36 9DDExtends a warm welcome to all Associate Members.

Live entertainment every Saturday and Sundayevening. Line Dancing Mondays.

Ballroom Dancing Tuesdays. Large comfortable lounge. Games Room.

Ample parking. Close to M6/M42(nr. Spaghetti Junction).

Coaches by arrangement.Contact the Secretary. (0121) 747 5256 / 747 2943_________________________

Yardley Wood Social Club118 School Road, Yardley Wood,

Birmingham B14 4JR.Club Tel: (0121) 474 2026 Sec: (0121) 474 3725

Visit our brand new website:www.yardleywoodsocialclub.com

Two large TV screens, 6 snooker tables, bingo and weekly entertainment, bowling green.

Function rooms availablefor hire and catering.

Large car park at rear of the club.Associate members welcome.

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CLUB OUTINGS

YORKS (N&E)& NORTH EAST

BEECHWOOD, EASTERSIDE & DISTRICTSOCIAL CLUB

Broadwell Road, Easterside, Middlesbrough TS4 3PP.(Opposite The James Cook University Hospital)

Live music every night with bingo, totes and raffles.Large bar with 4 snooker and 2 pool tables, 2 dart boards

and all Sky sports channels. Two smoking areas withheated Beach Huts. Coach parties welcome with prior

notice to The Secretary. Tel: (01642) 318789.Check the website it’s all on there, www.beadsclub.co.uk

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Going to watch Sunderland or Newcastle United?Visit

BELMONT CLUB & INSTITUTEGrange Road, Carrville, Durham DH1 1AJFriendly club. Football and other sportssupporters welcome. Large screen TVs.

Coach parties by arrangement.Tel: (0191) 386 1487

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CENTRAL WMC7 Beaumont Street, Darlington

Tel: (01325) 464054Situated near town centre, five minutes from A1(M).

Associate members and coach parties are welcome asare football and racing followers. Please give priornotice. Live entertainment and catering by private

arrangement. Room available for birthdays,engagement parties, wakes and weddings.

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CHILTON & WINDLESTONE WMCDarlington Road, Chilton, Co. Durham DL17 0EY

Great facilities in our modern bar, lounge and concerthall. Sky Sports - Snooker - Pool - Regular Entertainment

Convenient for M/bro, S/land, N/cle football matches.Only 3 miles from A1(M), 5 miles From SedgefieldRacecourse For bookings contact the Secretary on

07789 003529 or email via our website atwww.chiltonwmc.co.uk Situated on the main road in

Chilton — look for the flagpole!_________________________

GRINDON BROADWAY SOCIAL CLUB C.I.U.Gregory Road, Grindon, Sunderland SR4 9RX

Tel 0191 5342898Situated 3 mile from The Stadium of Light and city

centre, and 10 mile from St.James Park Newcastle. Easyaccess from the A1 and A19, an ideal stop off for

travelling football supporters. A friendly atmosphere, welcoming coach parties

and free food is available on request.Contact Dave 07735237011

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NEW YORK CLUB & INSTITUTE LTD22-26 Blossom Street, York YO24 1AJ.

Tel: (01904) 612 244 newyorkclub@btconnect.com

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OSBORNE WMCOsborne Road, Chester-le-Street,

County Durham DH3 3DS.200 yards from the station and short walk to the

Riverside Cricket Ground. Evening car andcoach parking facilities. Live entertainment every

Saturday night. A great place to call in after your dayat the races. Bingo Mondays and Fridays.Just give us a ring on (0191) 388 8679.

King Street Social ClubPhoenix House, 27 King Street, North Shields NE30 1BZ.

Telephone: (0191) 2900473.Situated on the main road from North Shields to thecoast. Main bingo sessions are Tuesday and Friday

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NORTHALLERTON & DISTRICT WMCElder Road, Northallerton, DL6 1NH.

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Situated in the picturesque county town of NorthYorkshire, with easy access to A19 and the A1, weextend a warm welcome to CIU associates. Only 15mins from Catterick, Ripon and Thirsk racecourses.Racing and football channels showing on four TVs.

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North Biddick Social ClubBonemill Lane, Fatfield, Washington NE38 8AN.Excellent riverside location. Five minutes from

A1(M) with excellent car/coach parkingfacilities. Games room with 2 snooker tables

and 2 pool tables. Restaurant facilities and

buffets catered for. Why not call on your wayto see football games or cricket games in thearea? Coaches welcome by prior arrangement

with Secretary Michael Normile on(0191) 416 0148

Why not visit our website atwww.northbiddickclub.co.uk

POPPLETON ROAD WMC132 Poppleton Road, York YO26 4UP (01904) 793398

A warm friendly welcome assured to all CIU affiliates andguests. Wide selection of beers available, ideal for the

races and close to the city centre. Bingo and raffleFridays. Live entertainment and bingo, Saturdays and

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VICTORIA SAILORS & WMC3 Cliff Street, Bridlington YO15 2NJ

Tel: 01262 605093Warm & friendly welcome offered to all C.I.U members,affiliated members & guests. Situated town centre, 200metres from the beach and harbour. 2 snooker tables,

pool, darts, cards and dominoes. Fully functional kitchenopen 7 days a week. Bingo 5 nights a week and liveentertainment every Friday and Saturday. All Coachparties welcome with prior arrangements, contact

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Tang Hall Social WMCTalbot House, 25 Hull Road, York YO10 3JL

15 minutes’ walk from city centre.Excellent car parking, close to York bypass and A64.

Concerts every Sunday night. Bingo and prize games fivetimes a week. 250-seater concert room available for

private functions. Games room bar with large screen TVCoach parties welcome by appointment.

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1 Mill Street (off Piccadilly), York YO1 1PY.Entertainments Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.Prize games. Concert room (seating 275), Games

Room, Bar and live Sky Sports TV. VisitingAssociates are welcome. Parties by arrangement.

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This December why not discover the ‘SantaClaus House’? Yes, it really does exist andyou can experience the great outdoors inthe North Pole in Alaska. Just remember topack all your winter woollies!!

Located just outside of Fairbanks, it istruly Christmas time all year round. Thereare plenty of cruises and land tours to thispopular Alaska destination.

Visit the Arctic and view themagnificent Northern Lights or if you feelfit and brave enough why not try out a dogsledding tour? For more information youcan email: hello@alaska.org.

Back home in the UK, Chester Zoo willbe hosting a very popular event fromFriday December 4-23 called the ‘LanternMagic’. Visitors are invited to stroll aroundthe Zoo after dark to enjoy the nightsounds and see the beautiful lanterndisplay throughout the Zoo and thegardens.

Many Festive characters will be on handand Father Christmas will lead his sleighthrough the Zoo for all the children whocome to visit.

Further down South you may plan ashopping trip with your family to Londonor just come to see the lights in OxfordStreet. A festive fun-packed event to visithere in the city is the Winter Wonderlandheld every year in Hyde Park opposite ParkLane.

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MEMBERS’ CORNERInformative articles whichaffect our lifeby Dione Mobley

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ACROSS1 Army vehicle occurs at

intersection. (5,3)6 Double act - is a dead duck? (4)10 Jibe returned - off the top of

one's head? (5)11 It's not the professional soldier

who's not even... (9)12 More bag patterns put into ban.

(7)13 'Definitely!' - must be another

fraction. (3,4)14 Meals taken in Alabama. (5)16 Pale plant - GM treatment

makes one appealing. (9)19 Commercial symbole with

which to swap a grade? (9)20 Garden mollusc with a pace

index. (5)22 Potentially it has the energy for

a waterwheel. (7)

25 Urge fee to be made over to exile. (7)27 Cart-horse, turned to face the

music group. (9)28 Confused, like a sailor? (2,3)29 Bolt is undone, but spoils the

landscape. (4)30 Leave nut to be turned by the

ultimate... (8)

DOWN 2 Brainy bits of tangled cable

reel. (9)3 Express - totally! (5)4 Oil patch - a kind of little

sausage! (9)5 Forerunner of the repeat. (5)6 Foxglove you can put a finger

on? (9)7 Badly dealt at river mouth. (5)8 Bosses taken to be preoccupied

with... (6)

9 Money allegedly made by OldTestament type. (6)

15 Ten madmen taken forcorrection. (9)

17 Gambler's expression withwhich to prod fire? (5-4)

18 Genial, as a sort of thing forpain relief. (9)

19 She's moot, by all accounts. (6)21 At Yale we have an allowance.

(6)23 Anaesthetic in the pub? (5)24 Angle joint as one above the

bishop. (5)26 Achievement point in big meal. (5)

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Saturday November 712.45pmBT Sport 1 HDBarclays Premier League:AFC Bournemouth vNewcastle United

Sunday November 85pm Sky Sports 1 HDBarclays Premier League:Arsenal v TottenhamHotspur

Wednesday November 1110am Sky Sports 2 HDInternational Cricket:Pakistan v England - 1st ODI

Wednesday November 117pm Sky Sports 2 HDGreyhound Racing: William Hill St Leger

Friday November 1310.30am Sky Sports 2 HD

International Cricket:Pakistan v England - 2nd ODI

Friday November 137.45pm BT Sport 1 HDEuropean RugbyChampions Cup: Leicester Tigers v StadeFrancais

Sunday November 1412.30pm Sky Sports 1 HDLeague One Football:Rochdale v Wigan Athletic

Sunday November 151pm BT Sport 1 HDEuropean RugbyChampions Cup:Leinster v Wasps

Sunday November 151pm Sky Sports 2 HDGrand Slam of Darts:The Final

Sunday November 154pm Sky Sports F1 HDF1: Brazilian Grand Prix

Tuesday November 1710am Sky Sports 2 HDInternational Cricket:Pakistan v England - 3rd ODI

Tuesday November 178pm ITVInternational Football:England v France

Friday November 2010am Sky Sports 2 HDInternational Cricket:Pakistan v England - 4th ODI

Friday November 207.45pm Sky Sports 1 HDChampionship Football:Middlesbrough v QueensPark Rangers

Saturday November 2112.30pm Sky Sports 1 HDChampionship Football:Bristol City v Hull City

Saturday November 2112.45pm BT Sport 1 HDBarclays Premier League:Watford v ManchesterUnited

Saturday November 213pm Sky Sports 2 HDRugby Union: Barbarians vArgentina

Saturday November 215.30pm Sky Sports 1 HDBarclays Premier League:Manchester City v Liverpool

Sunday November 2212.45pm Sky Sports Tennis: ATP World Tour

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Club Journal looks ahead to some of the key sporting fixtures coming up in November, includingEngland’s one-day international cricket series against Pakistan and some key Premier League fixtures

SPORTING HIGHLIGHTS

Wednesday November 11, 10.30am – Sky Sports 2 HDInternational Cricket:Pakistan v England - 1st ODI Having concluded the three-Test series against Pakistan,England now face the same opponents in a one-day series.Eoin Morgan skippers an exciting England squad who willbe highly confident of victory.

Wednesday November 25, 7.45pm – BT Sport UEFA Champions League: Juventus vManchester City Manchester City opened their UEFA Champions Leaguecampaign by suffering a 2-1 home defeat against Juventusand will be out to gain revenge in the away leg of the poolfixture.

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CIU SPORT & GAMES

Sunday November 224pm Sky Sports 1 HDBarclays Premier League:Tottenham v West Ham

Monday November 238pm Sky Sports 1 HDBarclays Premier League:Crystal Palace vSunderland

Tuesday November 247.45pm BT Sport UEFA Champions League:Arsenal v Dinamo Zagreb

Wednesday November 257.45pm BT Sport UEFA Champions League:Manchester United v PSVEindhoven

Wednesday November 257.45pm BT Sport UEFA Champions League:Juventus v Manchester City

Thursday November 264pmSky Sports 2 HDInternational Cricket:Pakistan v England - 1st T20

Abu Dhabi Grand Prix: Sunday, November 29, Sky Sports F1 HD

Thursday November 268.05pm BT Sport UEFA Europa League:Liverpool v Bordeaux

Friday November 274pmSky Sports 2 HDInternational Cricket:Pakistan v England - 2ndTwenty20 International

Friday November 277.45pm BT Sport 1 HDAviva Premiership Rugby:Northampton Saints vGloucester

Saturday November 2810.30amSky Sports 4 HDGolf: Alfred DunhillChampionship

Sunday November 2912 noon BT Sport 1 HDBarclays Premier League:Tottenham v Chelsea

Sunday November 291pmSky Sports F1 HDF1 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

Sunday November 292.05pm Sky Sports 1 HDBarclays Premier League:West Ham v West Bromwich

Sunday November 293pm BT Sport 1 HDAviva Premiership Rugby:Leicester Tigers v Bath

Sunday November 294.15pm Sky Sports 1 HDBarclays Premier League:Norwich City v Arsenal

Sunday November 2910.30amSky Sports 4 HDGolf: Alfred DunhillChampionship

Monday November 304pmSky Sports 2 HDInternational Cricket:Pakistan v England - 3rd T20

Monday November 307.45pmSky Sports 1 HDChampionship Football:Bolton Wanderers vBrentford

Sunday November 29, 12 noon – BT Sport 1 HDBarclays Premier League: Tottenham v ChelseaChelsea have looked a world away from their imperiousform of last season during the past few months withpressure building at Stamford Bridge and Spurs will begoing all out to claim the scalp of the reigning championsat White Hart Lane.

Sunday November 29, 12 noon – BT Sport 1 HDBarclays Premier League: Tottenham v ChelseaChelsea have looked a world away from their imperiousform of last season during the past few months withpressure building at Stamford Bridge and Spurs will begoing all out to claim the scalp of the reigning championsat White Hart Lane.

CIU Sport

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Gordon Dobey of Netherton Social Club won theNorthumberland Individual Darts Final held at BedlingtonStation Social Club last month. Pictured, left to right: DaveRichardson (Northumberland Branch Secretary), AlanHardy (Northumberland Branch President), Gordon Dobeyand Sid Hicks (NEC Member).

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