For the April club night we where entertained with a bingo evening and there was a good turnout of members all enjoyed themselves. National ‘Drive it day’ event on Sunday 24th saw 30 members taking a drive on a dry sunny day to the Royal British Legion in Limpsfield to enjoy a roast lunch at Billy’s bistro. This was followed by an afternoon of live music by ‘The Escorts’ whose repertoire was a selection of songs from the 60’s and 70’s.

There will be a another visit to the same venue on Friday 3rd June as part of the Queens Jubilee weekend, as the club has been invited to partake in their Jubilee BBQ. It is a lovely setting, and the club has been allocated a reserved parking area where thay can make a nice MG display.

This months club night will welcome Niamh and Mel, who will be talking about the charity ‘Young lives versus Cancer’. The charity helps young people and their families in many ways, not only financial, and does all they can to make lives better for the patient and their support. The statement ‘To help them thrive, not just survive’, really expresses the approach by this amazing charity www.younglivesvscancer.org.uk

We have two really good natters organised in May. The lunchtime natter at the highly recommended Onslow Arms in West Clandon, and the always popular evening natter at Brooklands College where we will enjoy a many course meal prepared by the students at the college and is always a varied and delightful meal prepared by future chefs. In between we have our first ‘club stand’ of the season at Victor Seymour School in Carshalton.

Meetings are on the first Thursday of the month from 7.30pm at The home of Sutton United FC in Sutton, Surrey, in the Times Square Lounge.