ABOUT THE GCC
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COMING SOON

Monday 26 August 

    (15:30 till late) - BBQ 

    (16:30 - 18:00) - Brian's Central Band

    (18:00 - 23:00) - Rob's Disco

Saturday 07 September (20:45 - 23:45) - Nick Caruso

Saturday 21 September (20:45 - 23:45)  - Smileys

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How To Find Us
 
Road: From the A40, turn north at the Bridge Hotel/Greenford Roundabout, then first left (into Ingram Way), and first left again (into Courthope Road) and we're on the left hand side, with a car park at the front. 
 
Rail : Travel to Greenford Station (either by London Underground's Central Line, or British Rail/Elizabeth Line from West Ealing). On leaving the station, turn right and take the fourth turning on the left and we're on the right hand side. 
Buses : E6, 92 or 105. The northbound buses travel along Greenford Road. Get off the bus at the first stop after the Greenford Roundabout (called "Ingram Way/Bridge Hotel". Walk away from the roundabout, towards the railway bridge, then first left (into Ingram Way), and first left again (into Courthope Road) and we're on the left hand side. The southbound buses travel south along Oldfield Lane North. Get off at William Perkins School, which is the second bus stop (called "Courthope Road") after the Greenford Station/Maggies Fish Shop bus stop, then walk back towards Greenford station. Take the first right and we're on the right hand side. 
 
About Greenford
Greenford, in Middlesex, is a small town to the West of London (actually in the London Borough of Ealing) which dates back to Anglo Saxon times, and is mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086. From being an agricultural community centred around Holy Cross Church on the Oldfield Lane, it gained a significant industrial centre following the completion of the Grand Junction Canal in 1800. The Greenford we recognise today follows on from the expansion of the railway to the town in 1904, when Greenford station was opened. This was followed by a revised road structure, when the Greenford Road (running from North to South) and both Western Avenue and Whitton Avenue (running from East to West) were opened and developed in the 1920's and 1930's. The majority of housing in the area was built around this time. The heart of Greenford has now shifted to the Red Lion junction (at the crossroads of Greenford Road and Ruislip Road), which is the focal point for shops and buses. However, this has recently been challenged by the development of the Westway Cross Shopping Centre which is one mile away, and is closer to Greenford Station, and Holy Cross Church, the original centre of the town.
(Historical information taken from the book "Greenford, Northolt and Perivale Past" by Frances Hounsell )
Also, Ealing Council website contain some information about Greenford (see https://www.ealing.gov.uk/info/201130/area_history/856/greenford_local_history). 
 
Dress Code
The dress code at the Greenford Conservative Club is defined as "casual, but not scruffy". However, on a Saturday evening, printed T-shirts, trainers & jeans are not encouraged.

Children
The Greenford Conservative Club welcomes children at any time except Saturday evening. Please note, however, the club does not have any child minding facilities, so all children are required to be on their best behaviour, and members are responsible for any children that they bring into the club. The club sells a good range of soft drinks, crisps and sweets.​
 
Meeting Room For Hire
First floor meeting room for up to 40 people for hire with tea and coffee provided. Minimum 2 hours hire.
Hours Price
2 hours  £ 30.00
3 hours £ 40.00
4 hours £ 50.00
5 hours £ 60.00
6 hours £ 70.00
7 hours £ 80.00
8 hours £ 90.00
9 hours £ 100.00
10 hours £ 110.00.
For further details please contact the club on the above telephone number, email address or in person.
Mr D. Wells Club Secretary
on behalf of the committee. 
Available on 0208 575 0916 Monday and Thursday mornings 
 
Dog Owners
"At busy times and when entertainment is on at the club all dogs must be kept on a lead at all times. This is a Health and Safety requirement and also helps to a more harmonious environment for everyone.
By Order Of the Committee." 
 
How To Join
Full Membership is available to both men and women.
To join the Greenford Conservative Club, submit an application form, which are available from behind the bar. The application must contain the name, address & signature of two club members (i.e. a proposer and seconder *). The application will be reviewed by the Committee, and, if appropriate, the applicant will be invited to a formal interview at the club. Following a successful interview, membership will then be offered to the applicant. This will cost new members £ 35.00 for the first year. The current renewal fee is £ 25.00 for all members. The renewal fee is due in January of each year.*The proposer & seconder must have been a member of the club for at least one year 
 
Contact Us
Our Postal Address :Greenford Conservative Club
Courthope Road
Greenford
Middlesex
UB6 8PY
Email The Club Secretary : greenconclubsec@gmail.com
Office Telephone Number : 020 8575 0916

(NOTE: Greenford Conservative Club office is run by volunteers so this line is not always manned.)

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