Download Flyer: TSCC Buckingham Palace Visit - 17th Sept 2019

If you have never visited Liverpool you will be amazed and surprised at all it has to offer. Once the second most powerful city in the British Empire and the world’s largest port, Liverpool has more Georgian buildings than Bath and it is a former European City of Culture. It also contains six areas designated as UNESCO world heritage sites! And of course, it is the home of the Beatles and the birthplace of the British pop music revolution! In recent years Liverpool has undergone an astonishing regeneration and in 2018 it was rated one of the top three UK destinations in a TripAdvisor traveller poll.

It’s that time of year again, clocks soon going back, Halloween and of course the TSCC Annual Dinner so please see the attached flyer and menu and let me have your menu choices as soon as possible but by Sunday 20th October at latest.
The subject for the 2019 Ray Andrews Photo Competition is “Summer Sun” which should provide plenty of scope.

Please see attached the flyer for our Christmas get together which I am certain is going to be lots of fun.
We do hope that you will join us.

Our AGMs are always well attended as they provide the opportunity to reminisce over the past year’s events and to put our names down for future events as well as just chatting among ourselves over tea.
The Committee members will bring sandwiches and it will be appreciated if other members were to bring cakes and / or savouries for our social tea party after the AGM. Tea and Coffee will be supplied by TSCC.

You are cordially invited to
a Skittles Match between
Weybridge Mariners Club,
Byfleet Boat Club and the
Thames Scout Cruising Club
on
Saturday 1st February 2020

Join us for an afternoon guided tour of the spectacular Globe Theatre followed by a visit to the Little Ship Club for one of their regular ‘Talk and Supper’ evenings on Tuesday 25th February.
UPDATE FROM ROSIE:
The final details for the above event are as follows.

Meet at The Globe Theatre
21 New Globe Walk, Bankside SE1 9DT
On Tuesday 25th February at 3.30pm for our escorted tour at 3.45.

If you are coming from Waterloo the number 381 bus from York Rd stop N will take you to Lavington St where it is a short walk to Bankside.
After our tour there will be time to visit their shop before walking over Southwark Bridge to the Little Ship Club. We will be met by Don Walker and Paul Banks the clubs vice commodore at approx 5.30 - 6pm pm. We will have the opportunity to be shown around the club and enjoy a drink in the bar. Following this we will then listen to the talk by Charles Richardson and conclude our outing by having supper in the Little Ship Clubs delightful riverside restaurant.

Rosie

UPDATE: 24 Feb 2020
Good morning everyone,
Just to confirm that we are all booked in for lunch at Glenmore House on Sunday in the Tudor room, ( TSCC only) this is upstairs there is also a bar and cloak room upstairs for our use, a lift is also available. Doors open at noon for drinks and to book wine etc with your meal . lunch is served from 12.30 and we will sit down approx 12,45.
Ample car parking is available at the rear of the building with an easy entrance from the car park.
Looking forward to seeing you all.
Rosie.

Please see the attached flyer for the Fitting Out Carvery Lunch at the Tudor Room at Glenmore House. Everyone I have spoken to who have partaken of the carvery at Glenmore House have said that it is excellent, also the bar prices are very reasonable.

EVENT CANCELLED due to COVID19
UPDATE 4 MAY 2020: This event was cancelled and they are sending us refunds which our treasurer, Pauline, will process.

UPDATE 30 March 2020
From Jackie.
Hope you are all staying well and finding plenty to do.

I have just spoken with ATG tickets about the cancelled performance . They are hoping to reschedule the performance for either later this year or sometime in 2021 so are not offering a refund at this point. Once we know the rescheduled date, we can then decide what we want to do.

I’ll keep you posted.
Kind regards
Jackie

Update - 16 March 2020, 18.30
From ATG Tickets
In response to the Prime Minister’s statement this evening, advising the UK public to avoid unnecessary social contact, including in theatres, we regret to inform you that shows in all Ambassador Theatre Group UK venues are temporarily suspended with immediate effect.

We understand that this decision comes as a disappointment, and a massive inconvenience for those of you already on the way to a venue this evening, but ultimately we all want the same thing: the health and safety of our communities, and we believe this is the correct decision to make.

Given the current ambiguity and lack of clarity as to how long our theatres may be closed for, we hope to provide you with an update within the next 48 hours regarding the exchange of tickets. We will be consulting with industry bodies including the Society of London Theatre and UK Theatre and the government over the immediate future.

For now, we would like to thank you for your understanding and patience, and to recognise the incredible efforts and support of producers, artists, partners and customers over this difficult period.

Mark Cornell
Group CEO, Ambassador Theatre Group