The SE Associate Golf championship will be held at Sand Martins Golf Club, Finchampstead Road, Wokingham, Berkshire RG40 3RQ, phone 01189 792711.

18 holes of golf followed by a lunch.

COST:    Freetime members £42.50, otherwise £50.00

See spring magazine insert for details.

Here we'll be visiting Worcestershire, the Vale of Evesham and the Cotswolds, staying for four nights in a Grade I listed Tudor Mansion.

Attractions include a guided visit to Ragley Hall; walking the Malvern Hills; a visit to the Commandary & Porcelain museum and Cathedral in Worcester; Evesham and Broadway; and journey on the Gloucestershire & Warwickshire preserved railway.

Refer to spring magazine insert for booking arrangements.

4½ miles, 1 boot - a short walk with lots to see.

Starting along the Tillingbourne stream, then through a bluebell wood,
we will visit the Albury Church of St. Peter & St. Paul, which was mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086, before heading on through rhododendrons in Albury Park to Little London.
At Albury Heath we will visit the interesting William IV pub before heading through Chestnut Groves with views of the North Downs, and then along the Tillingbourne stream back to Shere.

MEET:  10am for 10.15 start at the Shere Village car park.  GU5 9HF

LUNCH:  1pm at The White Horse, Shere Lane, Shere, Surrey.   GU5 9HS

       Non-walkers are welcome to join us for lunch.

This is a fortified manor house built in 1300.

Sir William Fiennes plotted against Charles I and fought in the Battle of Edgehill in 1642.

The house was rescued from decay in the 19th century and among its many fine features are a 15th century crenellated gatehouse, Queen Anne’s room, the King’s Room (James I, Edward VII), the Great Parlour, the Council Chamber and the Oak Room (where the plotting took place), an old family church, and a mix of formal and informal gardens.

The castle featured in ‘Shakespeare in Love’ and ‘The Madness of King George’.

MEET:  12.00 at The Saye & Sele Arms in the castle grounds for lunch (own cost) before visiting the castle for a guided tour, this £8 per person.

If there is sufficient interest we may find a pub for dinner on return, to avoid rush hour.  In addition, we could arrange for a coach to take us on the whole trip - this from Egham for about £15 to £20 each, depending on numbers.

Please use your booking form to state your interest.

4½ miles, 1 boot, mainly flat, with a mixture of tracks and paths, which may be muddy after rain.

A short walk on the Surrey - Sussex border through Sidney Wood andalong  the towpath of the now abandoned Wey & Arun canal.

MEET:  10am for 10.15 start at the Forestry Commission car park at Sidney Wood just off the Alford to Dunsfold Road.

LUNCH:  1pm at the Onslow Arms, High Street, Loxwood, W Sussex.  RH14 0RD
This is a 17th century grade II listed pub on the canal-side. 

         Non-walkers are welcome.

We start with a pub lunch at Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese in Fleet Street - at own cost.

This is followed by a guided walk of ‘Dickens in the City’ which will include a tour of the Dickens Museum in his former home.
We expect to finish at 5.30pm.

MEET:  12 noon at Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese pub, Wine Office Court, 145 Fleet Street, London.   EC4A 2BU

COST :    Guided tour £7 each, Dickens Museum £6 each.

Following positive feedback last year we will again hold the Summer Lunch at Frimley Hall Hotel.

For those of you who have not been, the hotel is situated in nice grounds in a residential area just off the Portsmouth Road in Camberley.

Come and join us for a three course lunch with wine and coffee.

There will be a choice of starters, main courses and desserts from which we will ask you to pre-order
The menu choice will be circulated in July.

We will meet in the Frimley Lounge where you can buy a drink.