Clubs & Societies

	Bellringing The Bellingers at St Mary's Church ring every Sunday and hold a practice night on Tuesday evenings. Vistors to Westerham who are experienced ringers are always very welcome. They would also be pleased to meet any local residents who might like to learn. More information...
	Fleapit Cimema Club Membership of the Fleapit Cinema Club is available to all for the annual subscription, payable in advance, of:- Family - £45 (Senior Citizens and Students £30) Individual - £35 (Senior Citizens and Sutdents £25) Member's Guests are welcome at £3.50 per head More information...
	Mens Club, Fullers Hill The Working Men’s Club and Institute Union is now the largest non-profit making social entertainment and leisure organisation in the UK, representing the interests and views of four million club members More information...
	Royal British Legion The Royal British Legion safeguards the welfare, interests and memory of those who are serving or who have served in the Armed Forces. We are one of the UK’s largest membership organisations and recognised as custodians of Remembrance. We also run the annual Poppy Appeal. More information...
	Westerham Amateur Dramatic Society From Shakespeare to pantomime, the society is known for its friendliness as well as the high standards of its productions. We stage two productions a year in the Westerham Hall. WADS major Christmas production this year will be Alice in Wonderland. Please take a look at the WADS web site
	Westerham Fine Arts Society The Westerham Fine Arts Society meets on the first Wednesday of every month in Westerham Hall in Quebec Av. Lectures and events cover all aspects of art and architecture, ceramics, glass, silver, furniture, tapestry, and historic houses. The bar opens at 7.30pm and talks start at 8pm. Outings and trips to Eltham Palace and Rochester are scheduled for 2010. Please contact the Secretary Mrs Lyn Worrall on 01959 569895 There is an annual subscription. Visitors are always very welcome. Please see the Google calendar on this website for information about monthly events.
	Westerham Ramblers An informal group who walk on alternate Sunday mornings in the Westerham area and occasionally venture into Surrey. Anyone is welcome to join us. Your dog will be welcome too, provided it is friendly. We have no membership and our walks are free. Our walks are generally between four and eight miles, with a stop for refreshments at around the halfway point. Visit Westerham Ramblers web site
	Westerham Scouts The Beavers meet on Wednesday evenings, the Cubs on Monday and the Scouts meet on Friday. The photo shows scouts and their families planting a tree on Hosey Hill. If you'd like to join, or to help, the Westerham Scout Group would love to hear from you. Call Andy McKay on 01959 562372 or Visit Westerham Scouts web site
	Westerham Sea Cadets The Sea Cadets and Junior Cadets (age 10-18) meet on Tuesday and Thursday in the Drill Hall in the High Street. Come and learn seamanship, first aid, cooking, play an instrument and develop self-discipline and confidence. If you'd like to join, or to help, the Westerham Sea Cadets Group would be delighted to hear from you. Just go along or Visit Westerham Cadets web site
	Westerham Society The Westerham Society is a civic society open to everyone who shares an interest in Westerham and the surrounding countryside. In addition to hosting talks, visits and social events, the society aims to protect the beauty and character of Westerham and the surrounding countryside. It takes action on relevant issues and represents its members on matters which might impact on the welfare or development of the town. Visit Westerham Society web site
	Westerham Brewery The Westerham Brewery Company has revived many of the much-loved flavours of the old Black Eagle Brewery, which closed in 1965. Established in 2004 by Robert Wicks, The Westerham Brewery Company is proud to bring brewing back to the historic town of Westerham. With a rich brewing heritage, Westerham can once again be proud of locally brewed, top quality real ales. Locally sourced, our malt and hops are chosen with skill and care to produce ales with a distinct yet traditional flavour. Visit Westerham Brewery web site and their Beer Club
	Wolfe Society The members of The Wolfe Society meet once a year to celebrate the Birthday of James Wolfe, one of Westerham's most famous sons. Contact John Rawlinson at Quebec House for more details.