THE DISTRICT CLUB
The District Club at golden hour - the brick facade, gable and pillared porch on Clifton Drive South.

Snooker, bowls and good company since 1897.

A traditional gentlemen's club in the heart of St Annes-on-the-Sea.

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A few of the stories on the club's noticeboard this week.

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Presidents Day - Saturday 25 July: names on the list by Tuesday

Anyone attending Presidents Day on Saturday 25th July MUST add their name to the list up at the club by Tuesday 21st. This is for food orders - this year we are providing individua…

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A family affair on the green

It was a family affair around the DC green borders this week. Past President Steve Singlet…

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What happens on tour

The Hart Brewery day tour, in all its glory. Among those present: Ray and Terry Fisher, Da…

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Members of The District Club gathered around the Kilgrimol Room, the President seated in the middle wearing the chain of office.

The District Club is the closest thing to a traditional gentlemen's club you will find on this coast - and considerably easier to join.

- Steve Singleton, President 2024–25

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The life of the club

A hundred and twenty-nine years, and still going strong.

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Coming up

  • 9Oct

    Music Quiz - two-man teams

    Friday 9 October · Evening · The District Club

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  • 16Dec

    Christmas Quiz

    Date to be confirmed

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All social dates are subject to change.

One for the historians

From the year 1925

1925

Southport loses its lifeboat

Owing to silting and declining shipping, the RNLI withdraws its Southport station - a poignant footnote to the town that shared our darkest night in 1886.

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