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West London Trade Union Club Open Day on Saturday

What’s behind the red door? West London Trade Union Club open day, Saturday 30 September 3pm–7pm.Please come and visit our friendly club at 33-35 High Street W3 6ND on Saturday 30 September, 3pm–7pm. The bar will be open and if you are interested in becoming a member our team of volunteers will be on hand to explain how and give you a tour of the club, theatre/function room and courtyard garden.Look forward to seeing you.

Patrick Green ● 535d9 Comments

Hope to see you tomorrow. The forecast is dry and our garden looks beautiful. We have two cask ales freshly on, from the Nottinghamshire Milestone brewery: a summer pale at 3.9% and a moreish dark bitter @ 4%, along with craft cider & lager. Also a range of soft and non-alcoholic drinks, as well as a selection of teas and filter coffee.Come one, come all.

Patrick Green ● 286d

Return of “What’s behind the red door? “The West London Trade Union club will be having a Garden Party Open Day, Saturday 1 June beginning at 1300.In addition to our friendly bar and beautiful courtyard garden , this time we will also be doing a reasonably priced barbecue from 1400 onwards.Please feel free to come along and meet our team of volunteers and enjoy a drink. Our address is 33-35 Acton High Street, W3 6ND.If you have any accessibility requirements please visit https://wltuc.com/access or contact secretary@wltuc.com for any queries.Look forward to seeing you on Saturday.

Patrick Green ● 290d

Hi all. Thanks for the responses, information and interest. It's a perfectly reasonable question Rosco. The club is not politically affiliated to any organisation. To be a member you have to be a TU member and/or a CAMRA member. However, non-members can be signed in as guests.My experience is that most people go to the club to have a sociable, reasonably priced drink and chat among friends. To be honest I have been a regular for three years and haven't heard one political discussion in that time. If you enjoy a drink (especially quality Real Ale) pleasant surroundings, including a courtyard garden it is worth a visit. But please do make up your own mind.For more information do please visit our website: https://wltuc.com/

Patrick Green ● 533d

OK, ta, that would make sense.

Rosco White ● 533d

Well you need to be a Trade union member to be able to join, I gather.Wheel tappers and shunters, that sort of thing😃

Mark Frost ● 533d

Serious question, I imagine you wouldn't really "fit in" if you're not of the Left and/or Unionist persuasion?I'm not being awkward or "funny", I'm intrigued and it's a genuine question.

Rosco White ● 533d

What great place WLTUC isIt's a very friendly club and have really good real ales and other  beers on tap.It is well visiting and joining as a member!

Dave Futcher ● 534d

Looking forward to seeing everyone. Access details at: https://wltuc.com/access

Janet Mearns ● 534d

I met Stewart Lee and Richard Herring in there circa 1989.

Mark Frost ● 534d