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We are a popular choice for customers to leisurely play a few frames or to brush up on their skills using one of our 10 main hall snooker tables. Whilst East Station Snooker Club is a membership based venue, we always welcome new customers to our snooker hall and we often run promotions that everyone can take advantage of and offer fantastic hourly rates.

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Our club is regularly disinfected throughout, all our tables are cleaned via our UV lighting system to kill any virus. There are Hand Sanitisers on all snooker and pool tables and dartboards, and sanitizer stations around the club.

Twyford Snooker Club was originally known as Twyford Men's Club, and moved to its current location on the Wargrave Road in 1909 although the history of the club dates back to before 1880. The Twyford Guide & Directory dated 1898 records a working men's club with over 100 members. From inception the local church had involvement in the running of the club and in 1898 the founder and President of the club was the Rev. E.G. Wikinson of St. Mary's Church, Twyford. The management committee consisted of local people who had involvement in many parish activities including H.W. Verey, L. Treacher, H. Franklin and E.S. Davis.

With the conclusion of the war the Rev. Acworth was once again active in supporting the men of Twyford who had survived and returned home. In February 1919 a meeting was held to wind up the funds of the Twyford and Ruscombe War Committee and the cash balances were apportioned between the Working Men's club and the Berkshire Prisoners War Fund. Rather curiously, as part of the War Committee winding up process a number of captured German Army rifles were gifted to the club for storage (possibly for display) and nothing is known about what happened to them. Perhaps they were issued to The Home Guard during the Second World War?

Wargrave Snooker club is a Committee run snooker club, based in the Woodclyffe Hostel, behind the Library in Wargrave. The snooker club consists of 3 full size snooker tables that run off light meters and also has a separate bar area.

Enjoy the sport on TV and in the press, but, more importantly get out there to your local club and enjoy the game and atmosphere on offer across the region. Chandlers Ford Snooker Club is open to members and guests every day for social snooker.

Weekends are always popular, so whether you want to enjoy the sunshine in our garden during summer, or cosy up with friends and family in the winter - it's the place to be! Come and settle down on a Sunday afternoon with the papers and take advantage of our famous Sunday Roast, catching up with friends, or just to enjoy a leisurely game of pool or snooker.

The owner and inspiration behind the creation of The Reardon members only snooker club is David Deakes. In 1954 at 16 years of age he won the boys Billiard Championship of Great Britain, having only being playing the game himself for 10 months. Since then he was always interested in the snooker scene and wanted to provide facilities for young players offering the best conditions and opportunities, that is when he decided to build his own club in Hanley. In 1983 the Reardon opened its doors and since then he has coached 3 players over the years who have gained professional status, the last one being Brandon Sargeant.

Cousins is a friendly and welcoming club with great facilities. We are a family run business with over 20 years experience running snooker clubs. We run two London based clubs, our first just off the busy Holloway road, and our recently opened Edmonton branch. Both have great transport links and are easily accessed by road or rail. Both clubs boast a variety of full size snooker tables, English pool tables and American pool tables, as well as fully licensed bars. Our clubs cater for all and we pride ourselves on our friendly atmosphere and helpful staff. We provide the perfect environment whether you want a fun night out with friends, a relaxing drink, or a competitive game of snooker! We look forward to welcoming you to the Cousins family soon!

The club exists since January 2005. A nice full-size snooker table is located in the CERN barracks, together with all of the infrastructure needed: carpet, lights, score-board and most importantly, a Fridge to put the beers in! In 2020, works were launched to strengthen the club room floor, prior to painting, new carpet and re-levelling the table:

The snooker club is open between 9am and 11pm seven days a week. There will be a few occasions when the room is needed for another Barn activity and members will be warned in advance by email and notices in the club room.

There are important issues to discuss, including the adoption of a new constitution for the club, so please attend if you can. The meeting will be followed by the payment of the 2024 subscriptions (30) and updating of entry cards so please bring cash or cheques.

The decision to close the club was taken reluctantly. The tables were dismantled and the parts carefully numbered before being put into storage in a dry barn on the outskirts of Hickling. In October 2011 all the parts of the tables were taken out of long-term storage before being reassembled and re-covered by an expert restorer.

Children are more than welcome to play in our club but MUST be accompanied by a parent/carer if they are under the age of 18. Due to licensing restrictions under 18 year olds must be off the premises by 7pm. Please note that we do not have baby changing facilities here.

No, we do not have memberships here and you do not need to pay to enter. Everyone is welcome to play here as long as they adhere to The Hustler rules so everyone has a good time. Management reserve the right to refuse entry."}},{"@type":"Question","name":"WHAT ARE THE OPENING TIMES?","acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"We are open every day, Monday to Saturday, 11am to midnight and Sunday from noon till 11pm."}},{"@type":"Question","name":"IS THERE WHEELCHAIR ACCESS?","acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"Yes, we do have wheelchair access. If you are coming during office hours just make your way to Hadrian House main entrance, come into the reception area and get in the lift to the 1st Floor. Outside of office hours just ring us on 0191 2410660 when you are at the main entrance of Hadrian House and a member of staff will pop down and let you in."}},{"@type":"Question","name":"IS THERE PARKING NEARBY?","acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"Yes, there is a car park located right next to our building. The entrance to it is just off Durant Road, or you can park all along Durant Road. There is the Oxford Car Park which is underneath the Premier Inn, two minutes walk away, and there is the multi storey NCP John Dobson Street car park five minutes walk away."}},{"@type":"Question","name":"CAN CHILDREN PLAY AT THE CLUB?","acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"Children are more than welcome to play in our club but MUST be accompanied by a parent\/carer if they are under the age of 18. Due to licensing restrictions under 18 year olds must be off the premises by 7pm. Please note that we do not have baby changing facilities here."}},{"@type":"Question","name":"DO I NEED TO BOOK?","acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"You generally don\u2019t need to book unless there is a group of you or you want a specific table. Please be advised that Friday and Saturday nights do get busy so booking is advisable to avoid disappointment if you want a few tables together."}},{"@type":"Question","name":"HOW DO I BOOK?","acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"Press the BOOK NOW button at the top of the page and fill in your booking requirements, or give us a ring on 0191 241 0660"}},{"@type":"Question","name":"DO I NEED MY OWN CUE?","acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"You can bring your own cue if you wish but we also have cue racks filled with cues to use Free of Charge. We ask that you return the cues to the cue racks when finished."}},{"@type":"Question","name":"CAN YOU RE-TIP MY CUE?","acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"Yes, we can re-tip your cue, just bring it along. There is no need to book it in but we do recommend leaving 24 hours before using to make sure the glue is set. The cost depends on the type of cue and size of tip required."}},{"@type":"Question","name":"DO YOU SERVE FOOD?","acceptedAnswer":{"@type":"Answer","text":"Yes, we serve home cooked food that you can eat in or take-away from 11am till late. It is against our rules to bring your own food and drink into our premises."}}]} PRICESENGLISH POOL70P PER GAME PER TABLE

Pockets started trading on 1st June 1984, and quickly established itself as a centre for sport and social activity in Winsford.

Our fully air conditioned members club has five snooker tables, four Supreme English pool tables, a darts area and a lounge bar.

My dad was Wally Mitchell a famous Brighton antique dealer who also had a stall at Brighton station market, he was well known at both the piccadilly and chicks, a great points snooker player, when I was young I used to sit and watch him play, as you say great characters and talk, Lee mitchell.

My dad was Wally Mitchell a very famous Brighton antique dealer,knocker and market trader at Brighton station Sunday market,he knew them all, Jews, gipsies, Italians, Turkish, Iranian, Maltese, all the Brighton crowd at the picadilly and chics,my dad was a great snooker player often playing for money,I have often been told by many if anyone should of written a book about Brighton it should of been my dad,a lovely man and a tremendous character,love you dad,Lee Mitchell. 0852c4b9a8

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