Weston Workers Club History
On 17 Jun 1945, a meeting was held in the Weston School of Arts reading room for the purpose of starting a Workers Club in Weston.
On 17 Jun 1945, a meeting was held in the Weston School of Arts reading room for the purpose of starting a Workers Club in Weston.
On 26 Aug 1947, the Minister for Lands advised Kearsley Council that he had granted an application from the Weston Workers Club for a special lease of land near the Weston railway bridge as a site for club premises.
Those premises were built and became a favourite recreational centre for adults in the town. Over the decades, Weston Workers Club continued to grow and in 1970, members helped celebrate the club's 25th Anniversary. On that occasion, Secretary-Manager George Robinson wrote a history of the club for a souvenir booklet. To look back over the history of those first twenty-five years of Weston Workers Club, we have reproduced those pages.
