As you will be aware new government regulations come into force on Thursday 24th. September.
These regulations provide a curfew on all pubs and clubs of 10 pm. Therefore last orders will be called at 9.30 pm and all members must leave the club by 10 pm.
In addition government regulations state that everyone must wear a mask unless seated. Therefore all members must wear a mask when entering and leaving the club ad standing up to visit the toilet etc. In addition masks must be worn when playing snooker.
If you forget your mash these are available to purchase at the entrance to the club.
These regulations provide a curfew on all pubs and clubs of 10 pm. Therefore last orders will be called at 9.30 pm and all members must leave the club by 10 pm.
In addition government regulations state that everyone must wear a mask unless seated. Therefore all members must wear a mask when entering and leaving the club ad standing up to visit the toilet etc. In addition masks must be worn when playing snooker.
If you forget your mash these are available to purchase at the entrance to the club.
The club has now been open for a few weeks and it is clear that the re-opening has been a great success with members appreciating the procedures that have been put in place to ensure their safety.
A one way system has been introduced through the club with separate entrance and exit, Table numbers have been reduced to ensure social distancing. Table service has been introduced with staff wearing substantial PPE and a comprehensive cleaning and sanitisation system is in use.
Increased numbers of members have returned to the club after seeing all the procedures that have been introduced to ensure their safety.
If you are unsure whether or not to return to the club why not pop in during a quieter period, such as lunchtime and witness the procedures that have been put in place to ensure your safety. You will be pleasantly surprised.
A one way system has been introduced through the club with separate entrance and exit, Table numbers have been reduced to ensure social distancing. Table service has been introduced with staff wearing substantial PPE and a comprehensive cleaning and sanitisation system is in use.
Increased numbers of members have returned to the club after seeing all the procedures that have been introduced to ensure their safety.
If you are unsure whether or not to return to the club why not pop in during a quieter period, such as lunchtime and witness the procedures that have been put in place to ensure your safety. You will be pleasantly surprised.
Good news!
We are now allowing spectators in the snooker room.
We are now allowing spectators in the snooker room.
For this to run smoothly please adhere the following:
- A maximum of 10 people will be allowed in the snooker room. This includes those playing snooker (4 playing snooker and 6 spectators).
- It remains that only 2 players can play per table.
- Social distancing must still be maintained as stated on the club guidelines, e.g. 2 households per table.
- In the event that the snooker room is full and the next players are waiting downstairs the people coming off the snooker table will be asked to go downstairs until their next turn to play.
- Please remember to sanitise the snooker balls and table sides after use.
- We will endeavour to offer table service in the snooker room.
Many thanks for your understanding and co-operation.The Committee
Please note that the club now accepts all major credit/debit cards.
It has been great to welcome back so many of you to the club in these difficult times.
The tables have been spaced out to allow plenty of room and to avoid the use of screens between tables. In order to comply with legislation the club can only allow two households to sit at one tale and the club are doing everything possible to make this work.
The government requirements are as such:
1.3 what should I still avoid doing?
It remains the case that you should not:
Socialise indoors in groups of more than six people.
Of course opening up under the new restrictions had been difficult and there are bound to be a few teething problems, but the club is committed to follow the government restrictions in order to keep our members safe. Please note that the committee has advised Steve & Katherine to refuse to serve any members who refuse to adhere to these requirements and those posted below. Your safety is paramount at all times.
A full list of what is expected of members when they visit the club is posted below:
The tables have been spaced out to allow plenty of room and to avoid the use of screens between tables. In order to comply with legislation the club can only allow two households to sit at one tale and the club are doing everything possible to make this work.
The government requirements are as such:
1.3 what should I still avoid doing?
It remains the case that you should not:
Socialise indoors in groups of more than six people.
Of course opening up under the new restrictions had been difficult and there are bound to be a few teething problems, but the club is committed to follow the government restrictions in order to keep our members safe. Please note that the committee has advised Steve & Katherine to refuse to serve any members who refuse to adhere to these requirements and those posted below. Your safety is paramount at all times.
A full list of what is expected of members when they visit the club is posted below:
We are so pleased to be open again and look forward seeing you in the club. When visiting the club please be considerate by maintaining social distancing and follow these guidelines to keep everyone safe and well.
Please do not come to the club if you are feeling unwell and if you do test positive for Covid-19 please let the club know.
We have stepped up our cleaning routine and surfaces will be regularly checked and cleaned. There will be a number of hand sanitising stations located around the club for you to use. We will also now be accepting card payments as well as cash for your convenience.
When entering the club
- Please use the normal front door,
- Use the hand sanitiser in the entrance hall,
- Please keep all your belongings with you (the cloakrooms will not be in use).
Whilst in the club
- Please find a table, we will serve you at your table,
- There will be tables available in both the lounge bar and the concert room,
- Only members from two different households may sit together at a table,
- The table and chairs have been set up for social distancing (e.g. chairs have been back-to-back to eliminate the use of plastic screens) so please leave them in place,
- Try to avoid moving around unnecessarily - for example, only to use the toilets,
- Only one person in the toilets at a time,
- Please use the sanitiser on entering and leaving the toilets,
- Cards and dominoes will not be available in the club.
- Only two players per table,
- Spectators to respect social distancing regulations at all times,
- Cleaning products will be provided to clean the balls and equipment, please use before or after use,
When leaving the club
- please exit through alternate front door
Please be aware that on the off chance that all our tables are full, we will be unable to allow anyone else to enter. If you would like to check availability before venturing out please do not hesitate to telephone (01298 23157).
For the time being all club events will be postponed until further notice including entertainment, bingo, members draw etc.
As the government ease the restrictions these guidelines will reassessed, as failure to comply with them jeopardises our licence.
Hoping to be back to normal soon. We would like to thank you for your patience and look forward to welcoming you back.
Revised Opening Hours
Monday 12noon - 3pm 7pm - 10pm
Tuesday 12noon - 3pm 7pm - 10pm
Wednesda 12noon - 3pm 7pm - 10pm
Thursday 12noon - 3pm 8.30pm - 10pm
Friday 12noon - 3pm 7pm - 10pm
Saturday 12noon - 3.30pm 7pm - 10mpm
The newly decorated and renovated snooker room
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