Firstly lets clear all the first misconceptions and myths -

· Round Table is not the Rotary Club ... nor the Masons.

· Round Table is not a charity organisation or a closed club.

· We are not a pub darts team despite our logo

Our normal Monday meetings would normally be either :-

a) an activity event such as bowling or go-karting

b) a sit-down event which would normally include dinner and a speaker

c) a 'visit' consisting of tours around interesting places.

The range of events are extremely varied and is constrained only by the imagination of the members and an average budget of £15-£20 per meeting.

One of the great appeals of joining a Round table club is that you have the opportunity to try things which you might never have done otherwise. For instance, how many people have experienced grass skiing or mini-motorbike racing ?

And there is no great competitive element so at a Clay Pigeon event, novices have just as much fun as the more experienced assasins.

The sit-down events are the perfect contrast to the activity events and we enjoy a good dinner followed by talks from celebrities and entertaining speakers.