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Brentwood & District Photographic ClubBrentwood & District Photographic Club meet every Friday evening at 7:45pm in the Friends Meeting House in Hutton Road, Shenfield. New members are always welcome to a lively club that organises talks, competitions and photographic outings. Details are available from their website, including members images.
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Brentwood & Ongar Conservative AssociationThe Brentwood & Ongar Conservative Association has branches throughout the area, including Shenfield. Various social events are held throughout the year and the association works to promote the local Conservative Candidate at elections, both local and national. Full details of activities, plus a full social calendar, can be found on the association's web site, listed below.
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Brentwood & Ongar Liberal DemocratsBrentwood & Ongar Liberal Democrats campaign for residents throughout the year as well as holding social events and political debates. Shenfield is represented by County Councillor Barry Aspinell. To join, or find out more, please visit www.brentwood-ongarlibdems.org.uk. back to Clubs & Associations page
Brentwood Arts CouncilBrentwood Arts Council was formed in 1971 to foster and promote artistic and cultural activities in the Brentwood Borough. It acts as a co-ordinating body between the many arts groups in the area and the Local Authority. Membership represents all branches of the arts - music, drama, visual arts, poetry, etc - and a large number of Associate Members, whose individual support is much valued. Brentwood Arts Council offers a variety of services to members. Stage lighting, orchestral music stands, sound equipment, photographs and arts display stands are available for hire at reasonable cost. To join Brentwood Arts Council, or for any further information, please contact the Secretary:
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Brentwood Chamber of CommerceShenfield businesses wishing to join the Chamber of Commerce are invited to contact the Secretary of Brentwood Chamber of Commerce as follows:
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Brentwood Computer ClubBrentwood Computer Club was formed in 1980 and now meets in the Fane Memorial Hall, Kelvedon Hatch, next to St Nicholas Church just in Church Road. At 7.30pm every Monday except bank holidays. There is car parking and level access. We welcome any one interested in computers from complete beginners to experts, all are catered for. It is a friendly informal group so why not come along and see what we do, regular demonstrations, hands on help available and discussion groups are held.
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Brentwood Junior String OrchestraThe BJSO give young string players (7-13 years) an opportunity to enjoy the pleasures and disciplines of orchestral playing. With reasonable advance notice, the Orchestra are happy to perform at community events. Meetings are held on Fridays, during term-time, between 4.45-6pm at Ursuline High School, Queens Road, Brentwood.
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Brentwood Model Yacht & Power Boat ClubThe club was formed in 1988 by local model boat enthusiasts. There are sections for radio controlled model yachts, scale models and petrol/electric-powered boats. The club has two lakes in the Mountnessing area and hosts open events during the year. New members and visitors are always welcome. Please contact the club's general secretary, Derek Coleman, on 017084-59062 for further details. back to Clubs & Associations page
Brentwood Musical SocietyThe Brentwood Musical Society, founded in 1946 by the legendary Brentwood musical figure Dr Edgar Brice, exists to give five professional classical chamber music concerts every year, between September and March. Only the finest artists are engaged, with an emphasis on young professionals at the outset of their careers. You may join as a subscribing member, or simply turn up at the Memorial Hall, Brentwood School, and pay at the door. If you are interested in joining the Society, please contact the Hon.Treasurer.
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Brentwood Operatic SocietyBrentwood Operatic Society has been entertaining the people of Brentwood and surrounding towns with performances of musical theatre since 1905. Please see their website below for full details of the Society and coming shows.
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Brentwood Rotaract ClubA community and social club for 18-35 olds. The club, which meets every two weeks at Bardswell Social Club, Weald Road, Brentwood, raises money for local charities, gets involved in community work and runs social events as well as taking part in events run by other rotaract clubs around Essex.
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Brentwood Sports CouncilBrentwood Sports Council fully represents all sporting interests in the Borough and, by it close contact with the local authority, is able to present a considered view of the needs and aspirations of all sportsmen and women. The Sports Council organises the annual Festival of Sport, which takes place at the Brentwood Centre, and issues grant aid based upon its aims of supporting excellence and encouraging participation in sport. Enquiries regarding Brentwood Sports Council should be addressed to:
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Brentwood Writers CircleFounded in 1941, the Brentwood Writers Circle is the oldest writers circle in Essex and was formed to encourage all aspects of writing. The group meets at 2.30pm on the first Saturday of each month at the Fairview Rooms of the Ursuline School, Queens Road, Brentwood, with either workshops or speakers at alternate meetings. Enquiries regarding Brentwood Writers Circle should be addressed to:
Brindles Wood Resident's AssociationThe Brindles Wood Resident's Association was formed in 1995, primarily to defend a local wood from developers. Residents, together with Brentwood Council, have successfully resisted seven planning applications for Brindles Wood. The Association now has a history of defending the character of the Brindles Wood area from many threats to its Green Belt landscape. It also seeks to improve transport and other facilities, to foster community relations, and to encourage an active interest in local affairs. The committee comprises representatives from each road in the Association's area, who are in close touch with neighbours. This democratic structure allows a quick response to issues as they arise, and enables local people to be actively involved. The Association has 140 members. The chairperson is Judith Hargreaves and the secretary is Ann Dettmar both of whom can be contacted via www.bwra.org or email. |
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