Croydon Outdoor Pursuits & Social Events Club

Bluebell Railway and Horsted Keynes - Rescheduled from 23 May - Cancelled
2025-06-21 09:00 - 17:00 (Europe/London)
This event will not be happening on this date. It may be rescheduled later in the year.

The idea is to catch a train from East Croydon to East Grinstead, then the Bluebell Railway to Horsted Keynes. Next we walk to the National Trust Gardens (not too far), have a look around, visit the tea shop, walk back to Horsted Keynes, maybe have a beer, look around, make our way home by train. However, I am being squeezed on both sides by other events, so need to know if anyone is interested, otherwise I will reschedule. Please let me know. Tim

Andrew's Choir Concert, Euston
2025-06-21 19:30 - 21:00 | St Mary’s Church, Somers Town, 23 Eversholt Street, LONDON NW1 1BN, NW1 1BN
Andrew’s London’s Transport Choir and BT London Choir perform “Music for a Midsummer’s Evening” including Vivaldi Gloria and choir favourites – modern and classic. “We’d love to perform for you.”
15 minutes walk from St Pancras International (Thameslink entrance) via Brill Place, Phoenix Road to Eversholt Street. See Andrew for tickets – £8.50 in advance or £10 on the door.
No prior meeting place – please find your way to the church – see address below. Speak to Andrew if unclear / any questions.

MI5 exhibition
2025-06-22 10:30 - 17:00
UPDATE:
The current forecast is a sunny 29C, woo hoo !
From The National Archives:
“Explore the ever-changing world of espionage and security threats through original case files, photographs and papers, alongside the real equipment used by spies and spy-catchers over MI5’s 115-year history.”

The indoor exhibition might give some respite from the burning sun, but there will also be plenty of outdoor activity there and back and in and around the riverside aspect of the site. Sun cream, drinks and hats all worth taking.
With the staggered start, it could get confusing.
TRAVELLING BY TRAIN AND BIKE
The train+bike party is setting off from East Croydon around 10:30, space on the trains permitting. The route is mainly traffic free along the Thames Path.
TRAVELLING BY TRAIN AND FOOT
The train+foot party is due on the 11:06 train, so we might miss each other at the start. There is a change to the schedule with an exciting rail replacement bus on the final leg so it now looks like this:
11:06 from East Croydon to Clapham Junction, arriving 11:15
11:24 to Richmond from platform 5, arriving 11:39
Then rail replacement bus final destination Willesden Junction
11:44 to Kew Gardens, then walk to the site: Bessant Drive, Richmond TW9 4DU
Walking route here https://maps.app.goo.gl/CTWpzSbpiwpeJ9HP9
Please could someone on the non bike route keep in contact with me so we can synchronise our mission, spy film style? Seems there are multiple entrances to the site, so we might need to coordinate by phone to meet up. The NA report that it can be busy at the weekend.
“Planning your visit to MI5: Official Secrets? Weekends can be busy, so we recommend arriving early.”
But then, 12 noon might be early enough to beat the afternoon rush.
Looking forward to seeing you on Sunday !
Richard
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“For the first time, MI5’s history will go on display to the public in a major new exhibition, made possible through an unprecedented partnership between the Security Service and The National Archives.”
Entry is free, there is no booking needed, might be busy.
By Train
Assemble at 10:50 for the 11:03 from East Croydon, to Clapham Junction, change for the train to Richmond, District Line one stop to Kew Gardens and finally a nice 10 minute stroll to the National Archives.
By Bike
While we could ride there all the way (15 miles), and you still can, the group plan is to meet at East Croydon at 1030, take the next the train, or trains, to Clapham Junction, then ride the remaining 6 miles mainly along the Thames Path.
Weather and legs allowing we can work out the best return route.
Catering services are provided by the “Maids of Honour Tea Room”, so taking a packed lunch is optional, with on site catering.
https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/about/visit-us/our-cafe-and-coffee-bar/
There is an extra bonus, with a special treat available at the Archives, the “Maids of Honour Tart”. “belief is that King Henry VIII rediscovered the recipe and either presented it to or named it for Ann Boleyn, lady-in-waiting to his first wife, Catherine of Aragon. The recipe appeared in the The Accomplisht Cook (1665)”
While these tarts have a long history, they are freshly made every day.
Hoping to see you on the day, bike or foot. Hoping as always for good weather too.
Richard
https://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/about/visit-us/opening-times/

Summer Evening Stroll
2025-06-24 18:45 - 22:00
This week we’re NOT meeting at the hall but going for a walk instead !!
Gather from 6.45pm at East Croydon tram stop
Tram to Beckenham Junction tram stop (every 15 minutes)
TO MEET ME AT 7.30pm for an easy three mile circular walk around Kelsey Park with an option to go to O’Neills pub for drinks 🍺🍷🍵 at the end from about 9pm.

Just in case you haven’t remembered , this is a repeat of one of Olga’s summer evening walks that she led in 2022.

If you have any queries, please let me know.

Keith Southam

Green Spaces Open Day
2025-06-28 11:00 - 17:00
Visit this event in Croydon’s Central Library in Katharine Street, find the COPSE stand and come to chat with us. You can discover how our Club enjoys using our borough’s very many public green areas.
Click the leaflet below for full event details.

Good News for Cyclists - Bike Marking in South Croydon!🚲🚲🚲🚲🚲
2025-06-28 15:00 - 16:00
Bike marking in South Croydon
A police session to improve the security of your bicycle. This will be on the junction of Brighton Road and Selsdon Road, by the benches near to Ledbury Road.
Exact location https://w3w.co/pigs.blast.album One of our COPSE cyclists will be there to give information about some of our COPSE Cycle Rides.

Country Walk - Capital Ring, Part 2 - Falconwood to Grove Park, with a Detour
2025-06-29 11:00 - 17:00
Weather Stop Press
We’ve all seen the weather warnings and I don’t have to tell any of our seasoned COPSErs about hats, suncream, carrying water or any of that. I’m sure you’ve all studied and memorised the walking guidance at https://www.copsecroydon.co.uk/policies/guidance-on-walking-cycling-and-camping/, so you know what precautions to take.
What I will say by way of reassurance is

We won’t try to break any speed records, it will be an amble with plenty of stopping opportunities
and
If it all gets too much on the day there are many chances to leave the walk early. We’ll be passing Eltham and Mottingham stations, and I’m sure there are buses that will take you somewhere useful eventually

So come along and enjoy!

Continuing to be inspired by Paul’s assault on the Loop, and encouraged by the enthusiastic turnout for Part 1, I’m continuing the Capital Ring circuit. Click on the map for full details of what the Capital Ring is.

According to the book this leg is only a matter of 3.5 miles, described by the official app as “gorgeous”, but hardly a sufficient stretching of legs for the power walkers of COPSE. So we’ll be extending the trip to take in a visit to “The Last Remaining Tudor Barn in London”, making the whole walk about 6 miles. The terrain is mostly flat on paths and tracks.
There will be feeding and toilet opportunities along the way.
We can return from Grove Park Station via London Bridge.
Joining Opportunities

East Croydon station from 11.20 to catch the 11.34 to Victoria
https://w3w.co/dock.jars.folds
Victoria station near Platform 7 for the 12.03 to Falconwood
https://w3w.co/wool.mercy.bump
Falconwood station from our scheduled arrival at 12.39
https://w3w.co/pits.boat.perky

Contact
Ken on 07921 258876

North Wood Morris
2025-07-01 20:15 - 22:00 | South Croydon United Church Hall, Aberdeen Road, South Croydon, CR0 1EQ, United Kingdom
Rescheduled from 17th June.

Be entertained by a mixed gender Morris side, performing traditional dances from the Cotswolds. We can witness their energetic demonstrations – and there will be an opportunity for any of the audience who might like to get up and have a go!

Evening cycle ride - rescheduled from 27 June
2025-07-04 19:00 - 22:00
Meet outside Fairfield Halls at 7pm for an evening ride around ten miles in length with a pub stop for a drink.
We take suburban and countryside routes to Woodmansterne and the Woodman pub. A meal is not planned but you could take your chance. Drinks and snacks / crisps etc expected.
At least ten miles in length, probably a couple more. Out via start of Wandle Trail (so Waddon / Beddington residents may like to intercept us). Some steady not steep hills out. Almost continuous downhill return (via Woodcote / Pampisford Road).

Regards
Andrew
07985 936953

Croydon Green Spaces Walk
2025-07-06 09:00 - 17:00
The next Green Spaces Walk will be Hamsey Green to Old Coulsdon.
Distance is about 8 miles or 13km, taking about 6 hours including a 30 mins refreshment break at Kenley Common and 1 hour lunch stop at The Fox pub.
The terrain is mixed; downhill from Hamsey Green to Godstone Road in Whyteleaf, then uphill to Kenley Aerodrome, then flat/undulating to the Fox lunch stop, then downhill to Happy Valley, and then uphill into the woods, then downhill to Happy Valley and a steep uphill to Ellis Road Playground where we follow the contour to Old Coulsdon and a final uphill to the Tudor Rose and Old Coulsdon centre.
Bring plenty to drink and some food and I would advise to bring some lunch.
There is a COOP at Hamsey Green but not much along the route.
Food is available at the Fox but it can be very popular and you may not be able to order and eat in the time available.
Where to Meet
Hamsey Green, at the junction of Limpsfield Road and Tithepit Shaw Lane at 9.30 – https://w3w.co/miles.either.scare.
There is a regular bus 403 from Croydon to Warlingham. Hamsey Green stop.
We’ll set off at 9.45
First stop Kenley Common 11.15/30 30 mins
Lunch The Fox 1.00-2.00
We finish in Old Coulsdon at the Tudor Rose /Grange Park between 3.30 to 4pm
In Old Coulsdon there is the Tudor Rose pub, a Morrisons Local mini supermarket, and a cafe in Grange park that shuts 4 to 4.30.
From here there are regular 60 buses to Croydon via Coulsdon rail stations, and 466 buses to Croydon and Caterham-on-the-Hill.
I look forward to seeing you all!
Andy

Visitors' Open Evening
2025-07-08 20:15 - 22:00 | South Croydon United Church Hall, Aberdeen Road, South Croydon, CR0 1EQ, United Kingdom
We welcome all visitors to come along to a sociable evening and the chance to find out what we do.
Our members will meet and greet you from 8.15pm. Coffees and teas available. There’ll be a free raffle ticket just for coming through the door – with the possibility of winning a prize!
Find us at:
South Croydon United Church Hall
Aberdeen Road
CR0 1EQ

The entrance to the hall is on Heathfield Road, next to the Church. Very close to the main road, which is served by many buses. For drivers, street parking is free in the evenings, providing you stay south of Coombe Road.

Visitors' Walk or Cycle Ride
2025-07-13 13:30 - 17:30
A free “Visitors’ Walk or Cycle Ride”
Join us for either, meet some of our Members and find out more about our Club!

The Walk
Meet outside Croydon Central Library in Katharine Street at 1.30pm. https://w3w.co/lands.body.rivers
This will be an Urban Mystery Walk, taking in parts of Croydon with some interesting history and things to spot! This will take about three and a half hours at an easy speed, allowing for observations and comments.
Distance is about six miles but with various pauses (and various opt-out points, if necessary). It will end just into part of South Croydon – – with teas / coffees and cake!
Some specific streets and landmarks will be included. Hopefully, some interesting information can be gleaned about places we too often just hurry and scurry past. If you are able to enlighten us with your additional knowledge as we go around, that will be to the benefit of all!
To Bring: Any food or drink you can consume as we wend our way along our route. No refreshment stops are included until we end the afternoon.
To Wear: Fingers are crossed for dry weather – please do come clad in keeping with the weather forecast.
Comfy town footwear should be fine – but not your Sunday best because there will be a couple of leaf-strewn paths that might be a little mucky.
There will be a “glossy souvenir brochure” for all who attend!

The Cycle Ride
Meet outside Croydon Central Library in Katharine Street at 1.30pm. https://w3w.co/lands.body.rivers
The route will be a flat, return ride to Greenwich and its surrounds, 20 miles total, finishing in South Croydon – for coffees / teas and cake!
To Bring: Your en-route drinks and snacks. There will be a refreshment stop opportunity at Greenwich.
To Wear: Cyclists should consider wearing a helmet and any other appropriate safety cycling attire.
The ride will be suitable for all types of bikes.

The Points of View Quiz!
2025-07-15 20:15 - 22:00 | South Croydon United Church Hall, Aberdeen Road, South Croydon, CR0 1EQ, United Kingdom
A COPSE special!
The Points of View Quiz!
Brand new for COPSE, your host tonight will be the best most fabulous magazine editor in town! Form a team and test your knowledge on what you’ve read (or more likely, what you haven’t read) in the past year in Viewpoint magazine, and probably ‘other sources of information’ because not every COPSE event has had a roving reporter.
Expect the unexpected, because the Editor does have a certain quirky way of presenting things. Remember, all the fun may be in the detail. Whether you have or haven’t read the magazine, the quiz will include multiple choice questions so there is always a chance anyone can win! Your host may even award extra points for the funniest answer. Think of it like a ‘Have I Got News For You’ COPSE edition!
Prize, you ask? Don’t expect to win a speedboat, or a case of champagne, but I’ll have a root around in my dusty bin if it’s not bin day.

p.s. Viewpoint writers needed urgently. Apply within!

Bonus Evening Cycle
2025-07-18 18:15 - 21:00
Hello cyclists. Having checked no other COPSE events on Friday and following our enjoyment of a Friday evening cycle the other week, I propose another this Friday, 18th July. And this time a little earlier with a view to having a meal at the pub – The Harrow, Farleigh Common.
Meet outside Fairfield Halls from 6.15pm in time for a 6.30pm departure. We will aim to get to The Harrow by 8pm. Route to be determined. Can be varied depending on our progress. Some steady hills out. As before, largely downhill back into Croydon.
Bring lights for your bike. (And note to self, charge them up!)
Regards
Andrew
07985 936953

Folk & Blues Festival
2025-07-19 12:00 - 22:30 | Ruskin House, 23 Coombe Road, Croydon, CR0 1BD, United Kingdom
Join COPSE Members as they visit and enjoy this annual Garden Party at the local Ruskin House, 23 Coombe Road. https://w3w.co/fact.porch.modes
Live music to entertain us throughout the day and the evening, plus side stalls, real ales, barbecue and other refreshments. £7 on the door.

Pepys - The Last Walk!?
2025-07-20 11:00 - 17:00
We’ve packed out four Pepys Walks, so we’re here again for the fifth and (probably) last!

Where?
Again we’ll be following the 17th Century footsteps of Samuel Pepys, this time replicating a New Year’s Day walk through City sites and out to Wapping. Again I’ll be your amateur guide, book in hand, pointing out the connections to Pepys on the way. No doubt other COPSErs will continue to persist in offering their own observations!
This one follows a fine tradition by starting and ending at a pub!
It’s an easy 4 hour walk along pavements (boots not required) for about 6 miles, ending with an optional beer or two at the very historic Prospect of Whitby – a tavern that also serves food. There are plenty of opportunities to leave the walk early as we pass a number of Underground stations. Buses are also relatively plentiful.
Who was Pepys?

A man who lived through the upheavals of the Civil War, the execution of Charles I, the reign of Cromwell and the subsequent restoration of the Monarchy with Charles II. Most significantly for us, from 1660 to 1669 he wrote a daily diary describing events high and low. He was a man on the rise with connections to politics and royalty, but determined to enjoy life with visits to taverns and theatres, domestic life with his French wife, and furtive dalliances with a variety of disreputable ladies.
Getting there
Joining opportunities:

East Croydon station from 11.00 to catch the 11.14 to Victoria from Platform 1.

https://w3w.co/dock.jars.folds

At Victoria station from our scheduled arrival time 11.30

https://w3w.co/gladiators.zooms.sweep

Outside Holborn Underground Station about 12.00

https://w3w.co/pokers.guitar.custom

Call me (number below) if any difficulty joining up.
Finishing
We finish at Wapping, from which the Windrush line will take you straight to West Croydon via Norwood Junction. I’m sure many other routes are possible.
Links
Pepys’s diary for this day 363 years ago: https://www.pepysdiary.com/
General info on Pepys: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_Pepys
Contact
Ken on 07921 258876

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Summer Evening Stroll
2025-07-22 19:30 - 22:00
Nothing at the Hall tonight!
Please meet at Blackhorse Lane tram stop at 19.30 – a 10 minute ride from East Croydon on a Beckenham Junction or Elmers End tram.
We will walk through some green spaces ending up in South Norwood Country Park. Then return by tram from Arena to E. Croydon or Addiscombe for a drink at the Claret & Ale. (1 minute from Addiscombe tram stop)

Book Evening
2025-07-29 20:15 - 22:00 | South Croydon United Church Hall, Aberdeen Road, South Croydon, CR0 1EQ, United Kingdom
Sharing of favourite recent reads, fiction or non-fiction. Interesting for both contributors and “listeners”!

Open air theatre, Coulsdon, ‘Animal Farm’
2025-07-31 19:30 - 22:30
Here are some details of the open air theatre trip programmed for Thursday 31 July.
Theatre Workshop Coulsdon’s annual show at Coulsdon Manor this year is and adaptation of George Orwell’s Animal Farm. It’s a lovely venue – in a wooded glade on the golf course of Coulsdon Manor. But 466 runs by. YOU NEED TO BRING A CHAIR. Parking is possible.
The show is 7.45pm. Tickets £12. They usually provide pizza in the interval if booked on arrival (extra cost). I will check this is happening. There is also a small bar. We would be able to travel together from East Croydon bus station (or stops south of). YOU NEED TO BRING A CHAIR. People usually bring a camping chair. COPSE has a couple you could borrow for a token rent. You would have to take them after the Club night by 29th July and carry them. It is approx. 500m walk from the bus stop to the venue.
I suggest you get your own ticket but if this proves difficult speak to me. Link as above or here: Theatre Workshop Coulsdon event tickets from TicketSource.
If the show is cancelled because of bad weather they will offer an alternative night. Bad weather is unusual apparently.
Regards
Andrew

Exploring Cuckmere Pilgrim Path
2025-08-02 09:00 - 17:00
The circular walk begins from Berwick Station at 10.25 am
GETTING HERE
There is a train departing East Croydon at 09.10 and arriving at Lewes at 09.56
Then take the train from Lewes at 10.14 to arrive at Berwick at 10.25
I will catch the train from Lewes to Berwick.
There is a car park at Berwick Station for those who wish to drive Maybe advisable to prebook in advance to secure a space – £4.60 for the day. Parking in Berwick Station Parking | Prebook Online | APCOA | APCOA
The walk is a fairly easy 7 and half mile walk in beautiful countryside but does have STILES. As I propose to do half the route (the Western/central churches), we should have plenty of time either in churches (there is a Pilgrim table and stamp in each) or a nearby pub (you get to choose) and then regroup to continue.
We will have visited 4 churches/pubs in this walk and I can do another walk to see the others later on in the year The longest stop should be at Alfriston as there are so many choices. There are 3 really old 16 th century Inns, lots of cosy tea shops, a large church, small museum or if you want to increase mileage can set off on the riverside walk (being mindful of time we need to regroup). At the end of the walk there is a lovely inn right by Berwick station where, if you wish, ( or have time waiting for train), we can stop for a drink and maybe try for a bite to eat.
Cuckmere Pilgrim Path
Hope this all makes sense and please contact me if there are any problems. Text or phone 07732 809 116. Thanks. Pauline.

Local Evening Walk
2025-08-05 19:30 - 22:00 | South Croydon United Church Hall, Aberdeen Road, South Croydon, CR0 1EQ, United Kingdom
Two options for this evening. We are leading an evening walk on Tuesday 5 August from the hall in Heathfield Road. We plan to leave at 19:30 as sunset is around 20:50. The walk will be through South Croydon, crossing the Brighton Road, A235 to Haling Park Road. The route will be via Haling Grove; then we will cross Pampisford Road and traverse Purley Way Playing Fields and cross to The Colonnades (places to eat). From there we can head back to the hall for the usual notices / announcements.
Alternatively, the hall will be open at 20:15 for those that wish to socialise and pursue “parlour games”.

"Parlour Games" at the Hall
2025-08-05 20:15 - 22:00 | South Croydon United Church Hall, Aberdeen Road, South Croydon, CR0 1EQ, United Kingdom
For those not going on the walk, the hall will be open at the usual time. Andrew will be orchestrating “parlour games”. Whatever are those? Come and join in the light hearted fun.
Walkers will return to the hall in time for Announcements at 9.30pm.

Taplow Court, Buckinghamshire - day trip
2025-08-10 09:20 - 17:00 | Taplow Court, Cliveden Rd, Taplow, Maidenhead, SL6 0ER
Join Jana to visit the historic house and grounds on a rare open day. Meet 9.20am East Croydon for 9.31 Thameslink train to Farringdon (where change for Elizabeth Line for Taplow.) Bring packed lunch.
With short walk along River Thames. Scenery and gardens. Information about buddhism from “SGI-UK”, the movement that own Taplow Court. By train and walking.

Evening Walk
2025-08-12 19:30 - 22:00
Nothing at the Hall tonight!
Meet at Wandle Park tram stop at 7.30.
Walk once around Wandle park then walk to Waddon Ponds.
Walk back to Croydon for drinks at our local watering hole – alternatively by tram from Wandle Park.

Hever 8.5 circular Walk
2025-08-16 09:00 - 17:00
I am leading an 8.5 mile walk from Hever Railway Station on Saturday 16th of August.

From Croydon, catch the 09.22 train to Uckfield (Usually platform 6), alighting at Hever Station (09.49). I will board the train at Edenbridge Town with Grumpy Knickers and Benny.

We will set off at 10 am (no toilets on the station – go on the train!), heading to the Fountain Pub at Cowden. You can get food here or bring your own (not to be eaten in the pub!). After our early lunch we will head to Markbeech, where there just happens to be another pub, with a large beer garden and lovely views. After that it’s just over 1.5 miles back to the station.

The route is gently undulating, no big hills. The train fare is £10, with a third off for Group travel and other discounts for Freedom Card holders. At the moment it is forecast to be sunny and about 25 degrees c, so be prepared.

cheers

Tim

Morden Hall Park
2025-08-17 11:00 - 17:00
From Wikipedia:
Morden Hall Park is a National Trust park on the banks of the Wandle in Morden, south London. Its several buildings and associated parking included, it is 125 acres (51 ha) of predominantly parkland. Hinting at the former mill leats the river here splits into channels, generally, through it spanned by numerous footbridges. The estate contains Morden Hall itself, Morden Cottage, two well-preserved snuff watermills, a restored stableyard, a dog-friendly café, exhibition space and second-hand bookshop. A western part, separately accessed, hosts the National Trust’s only Garden Centre.
More information on the National Trust website at https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/visit/london/morden-hall-park.
Meet just inside East Croydon Station at 11am (https://w3w.co/dock.jars.folds) to catch Wimbledon-bound tram within quarter of an hour, arriving at the park in time for toilets, and perhaps a quick cafe visit, before a free, 45 mins history walking tour of the park.
Other options for the afternoon: exploring all the grounds, which have a rose garden, secondhand bookshop, garden centre – and two cafes, one serving until 4.45pm.
Any queries, please contact Ireen on 07968 035522.

Croydon Night of Dance
2025-08-19 19:00 - 22:00 | Builder’s Arms Pub, 65 Leslie Park Road, Croydon, CR0 6TP
The Ireland Retrospective has been rescheduled to 11th November
“Join us on Tuesday 19th August for a night of music, mirth and magic as a multitude of Morris maids and men do mingle and make merry at our Night Of Dance.”
Oranised by the North Wood Morris Men, this event will showcase other traditional dance teams, taking in the Oval and Builders Arms pubs and points in between.
More details at https://northwoodmorris.co.uk/croydon-night-of-dance-2025/
Where to meet?
You can arrive at any time, and we expect to move around a bit during the evening, but we’ll start by assembling in the vicinity of the Oval Tavern from about 7.30 to 8.00.

BBC Proms at the Royal Albert Hall
2025-08-20 18:00 - 23:00 | Royal Albert Hall, Kensington Gore, SW7 2AP, United Kingdom
The Club’s traditional visit to the Proms. Philharmonia Orchestra; Tchaikovsky’s rarely performed 2nd piano concerto; Mussorgsky’s orchestration of ‘Pictures at an Exhibition’ and Ortiz. See Andrew for a ticket (balcony area).

Planning Meeting
2025-08-21 20:00 - 22:00 | Spreadeagle Pub, 39-41 Katharine St, Croydon, CR0 1NX, United Kingdom
This is your chance to set the agenda for the next quarter for both Club Nights and Outdoor activities. Bring along your proposals and bright ideas – very few are ever rejected!
And if you can’t make the meeting send them in to me.

Where?

An upstairs room in the Spread Eagle pub,
Katharine Street

When?

Thursday 21st August
6.30pm for food & drink
8pm for Business

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Erection Day (tents)
2025-08-23 13:30 - 17:00 | Ruskin House, 23 Coombe Road, Croydon, CR0 1BD, United Kingdom
Help put up COPSE tents + advice for yours! Ruskin House lawn (rear of building). Afternoon – exact timing to be advised nearer the day.
