Welcome
The next 41 Club meeting will be on Monday, 20th October.
This is listed as being a "Games Night" and is being organised
by Jeremy Toone.
Further details may follow......
Trophy Winners
Trophy | Winner 2024-25 |
Male Chauvinist Pig 1983 - 2024 | Russell Dymond (Mr) |
Crown Green Bowls 2025 | Dave Barrow |
Darts 2024 | Terry Guy |
Golf 2025 | David Croft |
Murder Mystery Hunt 2025 | Dave Barrow/Peter Lee |
Crap Humour in perpetuity | Roy Davies |
Hot Air Award 2024 | Kevin Lovett |
Big Knob Award 2024 | Mike Green |
Memorial Quiz Winners 2024

International Trip 2026
The 2026 International Trip is currently being planned
with the intention to visit Budapest.
The proposed dates are 15th to 18th May 2026
Please let Peter Owen or Peter Lee know as soon as
possible if you wish to attend.
Further details to follow
YAPS Tour 2025
Cheadle and Gatley 41Club volunteered to host these young visitors and were the first club the tour visited. Eight young people arrived throughout the day, flying into Manchester from Sweden, Denmark, India, Austria and The Netherlands . The first one landed about 7.00am and the last one about 7.30pm which was a bit of a challenge.
An all-day BBQ was arranged and worked well. The youngsters didn’t know one another so it was a great way to break the ice and to introduce them to their hosts.
We had a fairly lazy start on the second day as the Indian contingent had been travelling for many hours but we gathered at 11.00am for a tour of Manchester City Centre. We went to the Museum of Science and Industry, Castlefields (Roman Fort ruins), Cloud 23 Sky Bar for cocktails with amazing views of Manchester. Also, the Central Reference Library, the Hidden Gem, the Royal Exchange with its theatre within, The Corn Exchange (now housing numerous restaurants) and the Cathedral. We finished off with a well-earned drink at The Shambles, particularly welcome as this had been the hottest day of the year so far, topping 29 degrees.
We then returned by tram and had a meal at Wagamama’s followed by 10 pin bowling. By this time all were getting to know each other and were completely knackered!
Our third day was an early start as we had hired a couple of day cruiser canal boats. We left the marina at 9.00am and spent a very pleasant day cruising the Macclesfield canal. We briefly explained the history of the canal system and showed them how the locks worked. Each had a turn at steering the boat with very mixed competence but they all enjoyed the experience.
We had an evening meal at Wetherspoons followed by an 18-hole Australian Adventure course (crazy, crazy golf which was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
The next morning, we said our fond farewells and sent them on their way to their next hosts. We all agreed it was a thoroughly enjoyable experience hosting them. They were all very polite, pleasant young people and we would not hesitate in hosting any of them if they wished to return to the UK.
We would recommend to any 41Club to take part in the scheme in the future, we found it very rewarding and thoroughly enjoyable and would not hesitate to host again if the tour comes back to our area again.
Richard Seth
C&G 41 Club




820's Reunion Weekend
There is a cunning plan to organise a meeting of 820's Club Members
The initial details are as follows:-
Stay at the Premier Inn, Rickmansworth 24/25th Oct.
(Attendees to
book themselves)
Friday: Meet at The White Bear Rickmansworth, and
then off to dinner (curry).
Saturday: Morning - Visit the Battle of Britain
bunker at Uxbridge.
This will be followed by a light lunch, and then on to the
Windsor and Eton
tap room.
Dinner at The Old Orchard in Harefield.
There is a suggestion of a morning walk and lunch on Sunday for those interested
For further details or to confirm attendance - please contact Russell Dymond