A high quality three course dinner with wine tasting at the Civil Service Club. For around £25-30 we will enjoy a fine dining quality three course meal prepared in their excellent kitchens. The food here really is very good. The meal is accompanied by a tutored tasting of around 10 fine wines. The theme this month is Australian wines.

Eltham Palace is an Art Decor house with a medieval hall and ornamental moated garden in the care of English Heritage, and should be a delightful spot to spend a September afternoon. It is situated almost equidistant from Eltham and Mottingham stations, which are served from Charing Cross, London Bridge, Cannon Street and Victoria stations.  A 15 minute walk or a short bus ride will take you from either suburban station to Eltham High Street. The palace is signposted and five minutes walk from the main crossroads at Eltham Church.

If you would like lunch beforehand, please join David at Wetherspoons "Bankers Draft". Admission costs are £14.40/£13.00 conc. English Heritage members free.

Tea in the refreshment room should be a high spot later in the afternoon. Do join us, you will be very welcome.

Reading is primarily a personal pleasure but if you would like to share your love of books with some like-minded people why not join us in our reading group?

We will also decide on what to read for November.

We have the big pool at the Porchester Centre all to ourselves from 20.15 until 21.00.  There is no need to book in advance.  Just turn up and tell the pool staff you are with the IVC Swimming Club.  You pay our treasurer afterwards.  Beginners are welcome. From 8.30 there is an informal game of water polo in the deep end - for the energetic.  Cost is £6.

Afterwards we meet at the Kings Head in Moscow Road (near Bayswater Tube).

Underground: Royal Oak, Bayswater, Queensway

Our regular monthly visit to the Moon and Stars in Penge High Street. This is a Wetherspoon establishment so there is a wide choice of reasonably priced food and drinks that can be enjoyed in a muzak-free atmosphere; Thursday night is curry night in this pub so you won't be eating alone. Look for the IVC name on one of the tables.

We meet from 8.30pm, probably somewhere towards the back and possibly in one of the side-booths. New (and gregarious!) members are especially welcome.

Teams of 4 meet for this pub quiz at a great Central London venue - the Civil Service Club near Charing X.

The quiz starts at 7pm and we meet at 6.30pm in the bar - look for an IVC sign.

If you have any questions please email or call Atzar. Also if you intend to attend please let Atzar know so that your name can go on the guest list (phone, text or email). Alternatively join our free IVC pub quiz Meetup group and indicate that you are coming: https://www.meetup.com/London-IVC-Pub-Quiz-Group/

Hope to see you there - Atzar

The Eagle is an old coaching Inn on the A11 on the way to and from London and Newmarket, dating from the early 17th century. Winston Churchill (once MP for Wanstead) drank here. The present building dates from the 18th century.  This comfortable pub incorporates a Toby Carvery for exceptional value for money food. There are real ales with guest beers.  Snaresbrook station on the Central line is close by.

Alexander is currently my favourite of the  Greek Cypriot restaurants in the Camden Town area, with typical Greek Taverna ambience and friendly service, which serves  extremely generous portions of very nicely cooked Greek and Greek Cypriot dishes; their ‘Mixed Grill’, ‘Steak cooked in wine’ and‘King Prawns cooked in garlic, butter & wine’  being 3 dishes I would particularly recommend!  And their portions are such that starters are vey often not necessary

The restaurant is quite a popular so please book by mid-day on Thursday 21st September the latest.

Liverpool Street 10.44, Stratford 10.52 for Harold Wood arr 11.12. This is a flat eight mile walk along the London Loop, all in the Travelcard zone, which takes us through Harold Wood Park and Pages Wood to lunch at The Windmill, Upminster. Afterwards we follow the River Ingrebourne through Hornchurch Country Park to Rainham for the train home.

Leader: Simon Langston

Discover, in a corner of Cassiobury Park, a wildlife haven close to the heart of a bustling town.

The wet habitats found on the reserve were once shallow watercress beds, fed with water from the river through a series of ditches. These have developed into marshland and open pools, surrounded by wet woodland of alder and willow. This provides valuable cover and nesting sites for birds. There are also areas of grassland where birds such as goldfinches and greenfinches feed on the seed heads of thistles and teasels. Water rail, lesser spotted woodpeckers and siskins are possible birds here.

Meet at Watford Station (Metroploitan Line) at 11am. After we have finished exploring the reserve we will retire around 2pm to the Essex Arms, Langley Way, WD17 3EG. This has real ales and pub comfort food.

Join Lesley and other Arts Group members this morning to see this exhibition at Tate Modern. Buy your own ticket and meet by the main ticket office (not the one at the entrance to the exhibition) at 11 am. We go for refreshments afterwards.

Soul of a Nation shines a bright light on the vital contribution of Black artists to a dramatic period in American art and history.

Email Lesley to let her know you are going or contact her by mobile on the day.

The instructor follows the RSA exercise to music guidelines & holds their qualification.

After the class we all go down to the local pub.

This is the first monthly lunchtime talk of this academic year, on the theme of Roman London. They last from 1pm - 2pm, with a question session after.   The talks are aimed at non academics, are easy to follow, and are fully illustrated. Printed transcripts of all talks are available, often ready straight after the talk.  

Despite Roman vessels being discovered in London, the actual port wasn"t uncovered until excavations in 1973. In a long series of digs, the  harbour was gradually revealed, with  some surprising results. Often it was where it wasn"t expected to be.  

We try and get  seats together as the talks are popular and are often completely full.  We always go for a coffee and a chat afterwards.  

We have the big pool at the Porchester Centre all to ourselves from 20.15 until 21.00.  There is no need to book in advance.  Just turn up and tell the pool staff you are with the IVC Swimming Club.  You pay our treasurer afterwards.  Beginners are welcome. From 8.30 there is an informal game of water polo in the deep end - for the energetic.  Cost is £6.

Afterwards we meet at the Kings Head in Moscow Road (near Bayswater Tube).

Underground: Royal Oak, Bayswater, Queensway

An Open Mic over a pub near Waterloo Station with our own bar, a new venue for 2017. The London IVC Open Mics draw a wide audience and have a more eclectic range than most - beside several music genres previous events have seen spoken word, comedy and an illusionist take the stage. Good menu available in the main bar downstairs.

The penultimate Kew summer IVC lunch for 2017.  We hope you will join us as these events are enjoyable and Jacyntha's birthday can be celebrated a day early!

This time of year always makes Jacyntha wistful, but an enjoyable lunch is worth looking forward to as the days shorten!

Ask at Kew is a bright, modern and airy restaurant with friendly staff and good food.  To top that off we also get a considerable discount on the food (NOT on the drinks!) we order. 

Buses 65 and 391 stop within viewing distance of the restaurant.   Alight at the Kew Bridge bus stop.   For details of these exact bus routes, as well as the local trains see the Eating Meeting in The Botanist on Friday 15th September.  Parking is available on the Ask property if we ask the staff.  This is a favoured concession to IVC members at lunch times.   

Members interested in Italian food might also be interested in the Welcome Italia meeting on Saturday 14th October.

Look forward to meeting you. 

Meet up with members of other IVCs in this region and from further afield. Gloucestershire IVC are our hosts today.

We meet in this newly refurbished static barge on the Quays. We start with a fairly informal discussion of matters of interest to clubs in our area and issues of general IVC interest. We should be joined by some members of the new AIVC committee.

Afterwards there's a light lunch with tea or coffee with the cost covered from AIVC funds.

There's lots to see and do in Gloucester. Planned trips in the afternoon:

Gloucester cathedral

A 45 minute boat trip

There is also a folk museum, http://www.thecityofgloucester.co.uk/things-to-do/gloucester-life-museum-p137833 

National waterways museum, https://canalrivertrust.org.uk/enjoy-the-waterways/museums-and-attractions/national-waterways-museum-gloucester 

Shopping outlet at the Quays

or a pub crawl can be arranged.

Entertainment can be tailored as required on the day

A popular Portuguese Tapas restaurant has been booked for 18.30. Pre booking is essential so please contact Julie of Gloucestershire IVC  by 31st August if you would like to come for the meal. 

The Travel lodge at Gloucester Quays is ideal for anyone wishing to stay overnight.

We hope especially to meet members of neighbouring clubs but members of all IVCs are welcome. Why not make it a mini-break in Gloucester?

You need to be a member of one of the many IVCs around the country. Members should log in to see full details.

This event is organised by Gloucester IVC. If you are interested in joining Gloucester IVC click here

Victoria depart 09.27, Clapham Junction 09.33, East Croydon 09.42 arrive Balcombe 10.17.The full off peak return costs £19.30, but with Travelcards and other discounts should be much less. Join us for an interesting and varied circular walk of up to 10 miles, taking in the Ouse Viaduct and Ardingly Reservoir. Lunch will be at the Ardingly Inn, Ardingly, with the possibility of morning coffee and/or afternoon tea in Balcombe.

Leader: Adrian Tring

The instructor follows the RSA exercise to music guidelines & holds their qualification.

After the class we all go down to the local pub.

Allen hosts this regular monthly social evening of the North London Meet Your Neighbours group in this comfortable Highgate pub which features real ales, good wines and excellent food.

We have the big pool at the Porchester Centre all to ourselves from 20.15 until 21.00.  There is no need to book in advance.  Just turn up and tell the pool staff you are with the IVC Swimming Club.  You pay our treasurer afterwards.  Beginners are welcome. From 8.30 there is an informal game of water polo in the deep end - for the energetic.  Cost is £6.

Afterwards we meet at the Kings Head in Moscow Road (near Bayswater Tube).

Underground: Royal Oak, Bayswater, Queensway

Teams of 4 meet for this pub quiz at a great Central London venue - the Civil Service Club near Charing X.

The quiz starts at 7pm and we meet at 6.30pm in the bar - look for an IVC sign.

If you have any questions please email or call Atzar. Also if you intend to attend please let Atzar know so that your name can go on the guest list (phone, text or email). Alternatively join our free IVC pub quiz Meetup group and indicate that you are coming: https://www.meetup.com/London-IVC-Pub-Quiz-Group/

Hope to see you there - Atzar

Join Greenwich and Lewisham MYN for a pub social at this new Greenwich pub which is attracting excellent reviews. Great food and drink as well as fabulous views over the river. A regular venue for our Greenwich group.

"The perfect pub in Greenwich for drinks by the river, The Sail Loft holds a superbly sourced collection of beers, wines, spirits and more. Among our delicious drinks, we showcase a great range of Fuller’s famous ales, properly kept and in perfect condition. With an open-plan kitchen and dedicated dining areas on both floors, this is a pub geared towards gastronomy"

We will probably be in the upstairs bar. Easy to get to from Cutty Sark DLR station. Click the map button above for a Streetmap.

Our friends in Essex IVC invite us to join them for a pub social evening in Romford.

"Hi everyone, hope you can come along for a drink and a chat. If you wish to eat, the food is reasonably priced. All are welcome. The Mawney Arms is an Ember Inn Pub - check the website for details. We meet any time from 7:30pm. There is no need to book but please phone if you wish to make contact or have difficulty in locating us in the pub and we will come and find you".

Join Ann for a long weekend in Riga, Latvia’s capital, set on the Baltic Sea at the mouth of the River Daugava. It's considered a cultural center and is home to many museums and concert halls. The city is also known for its wooden buildings, art nouveau architecture and medieval Old Town.

We will fly from Luton and stay in this centrally located hotel.

The cost is In a room for 2  £204pp   In a room for one  £245. The price includes flights with hand luggage only, accommodation on B&B basis. Nearer the time when we know the final numbers I will arrange a venue for an evening meal on the Friday which will be an additional charge payable at the time.

If you would like to share a room but don't know anybody to share with let me know & I will try and pair you up.

Nearer the time we will all get together over a drink and discuss possible activities.

Waterloo depart 10.07, Clapham Junction 10.15, Wimbledon 10.22 for Brookwood, arriving 10.51, where your leader will meet you. A return ticket costs £13.20

For an eight mile circular walk in the sandy Surrey heathland around Pirbright. Features include the Basingstoke canal, tranquil Henleypark Lake and Pirbright church where a famous journalist is buried. Lunch is at the Royal Oak, Pirbright, approx. 12.15 to 13.45. Main courses from £9.29.

Return trains are four per hour; you are likely to catch the 16.45, arriving Waterloo 17.24 (changing at Woking for a faster service).

Leader: Tim Newman

The instructor follows the RSA exercise to music guidelines & holds their qualification.

After the class we all go down to the local pub.

Ask at Kew is a bright, airy resturant with friendly staff and good food (on which we get a considerble discount).  Drinks are not included in this offer.

Buses 65 and 391 stop close to the restaurant (in both directions).  Alight at the Kew Bridge stop.   For further details of these routes, and of the stations nearby see the Eating event at The Botanist on Friday 19th October. 

IVC members who like Italian food might also be interested in my meeting 'Welcome Italia' on Saturday 14th October unless all the free tickets have been already allocated.

Look forward to meeting you. 

We have the big pool at the Porchester Centre all to ourselves from 20.15 until 21.00.  There is no need to book in advance.  Just turn up and tell the pool staff you are with the IVC Swimming Club.  You pay our treasurer afterwards.  Beginners are welcome. From 8.30 there is an informal game of water polo in the deep end - for the energetic.  Cost is £6.

Afterwards we meet at the Kings Head in Moscow Road (near Bayswater Tube).

Underground: Royal Oak, Bayswater, Queensway

Welcome Italia is organised by the Italian Chamber of Commerce in London, and is the 7th such annual event that aims to promote Italian Food and Beverages.  There are stands, samples and cookery demonstrations, and the tickets are completely free.

Jacyntha will be attending from 3pm on the Saturday, and IVC members can either meet up with her when there or walk around on their own and hope to bump into other members at random.

Jacyntha has been to similar events organised by another group, and found it entertaining and the samples delicious. 

Welcome Italia ...!

The instructor follows the RSA exercise to music guidelines & holds their qualification.

After the class we all go down to the local pub.

An excellent, small and cosy, open mic in Islington that always attracts good performers.

A high quality three course dinner with wine tasting at the Civil Service Club. For around £25-30 we will enjoy a fine dining quality three course meal prepared in their excellent kitchens. The food here really is very good. The meal is accompanied by a tutored tasting of around 10 fine wines. The theme this month is South American wines.

Reading is primarily a personal pleasure but if you would like to share your love of books with some like-minded people why not join us in our reading group?

Our book this month is Decline and Fall by Evelyn Waugh.

We will also decide on what to read for September.

As usual Des would appreciate it if those planning on coming could email him by Tuesday night 18th if possible so that he has some idea of numbers.

We have the big pool at the Porchester Centre all to ourselves from 20.15 until 21.00.  There is no need to book in advance.  Just turn up and tell the pool staff you are with the IVC Swimming Club.  You pay our treasurer afterwards.  Beginners are welcome. From 8.30 there is an informal game of water polo in the deep end - for the energetic.  Cost is £6.

Afterwards we meet at the Kings Head in Moscow Road (near Bayswater Tube).

Underground: Royal Oak, Bayswater, Queensway

Our regular monthly visit to the Moon and Stars in Penge High Street. This is a Wetherspoon establishment so there is a wide choice of reasonably priced food and drinks that can be enjoyed in a muzak-free atmosphere; Thursday night is curry night in this pub so you won't be eating alone. Look for the IVC name on one of the tables.

We meet from 8.30pm, probably somewhere towards the back and possibly in one of the side-booths. New (and gregarious!) members are especially welcome.

Teams of 4 meet for this pub quiz at a great Central London venue - the Civil Service Club near Charing X.

The quiz starts at 7pm and we meet at 6.30pm in the bar - look for an IVC sign.

If you have any questions please email or call Atzar. Also if you intend to attend please let Atzar know so that your name can go on the guest list (phone, text or email). Alternatively join our free IVC pub quiz Meetup group and indicate that you are coming: https://www.meetup.com/London-IVC-Pub-Quiz-Group/

Hope to see you there - Atzar

Join North London Meet Your Neighbours for a return visit to the regular Thursday night blues & soul jam at the Moors Bar in Crouch End. The quality of the music is excellent and danceable and many of us join the dancing. Also a friend of ours will be playing. It's like visiting a sleazy blues bar in New Orleans (well almost, it is Crouch End!) Look for an IVC sign on a table from 8.30pm.

You can order a pizza from a very near by take-away and they will deliver it when ready to you at Moors Bar where you can eat it.

Moors bar is served by W5, W7, 41 and 91 buses.

A bird watching weekend on the Norfolk coast based in Cromer and visiting nearby first class nature reserves.

Join us to chat, dine or just to drink!  The food is good and reasonably priced for the area, the bar is well stocked.  The Botanist is a pub in which you can hear yourself (and others) speak, even on most Friday evenings!  The subjects we consider are topical, varied and even gossipy, and we look forward to your contribution!  Do drop by!

Kew Gardens and Kew Bridge (to Clapham Junction) stations are walkable, and there is usually ample of free parking available on a Friday evening. Several bus routes stop close by.

Look forward to meeting you.

Moorgate 10.49, Highbury & Islington 10.56, Finsbury Park 11.01 for Gordon Hill (in Zone 5) arr 11.23, for a circular walk of 10 miles. We shally be walking through Hilly Fields and Whitewebbs Wood to lunch at the Green Dragon Cheshunt Churchgate, a coaching inn dating from the 16th century. The walk back to Gordon Hill will be mainly along the New River Path.

Leader: Simon Langston

The instructor follows the RSA exercise to music guidelines & holds their qualification.

After the class we all go down to the local pub.

London Athenians Toastmasters Club is one of a growing number of Toastmaster groups within London.  It is also the only club in the city that meets weekly, except for Christmas and New Year weeks.

Do you have spare time on Tuesday evenings?   The meetings are scheduled to start at 7.15pm but Jacyntha will be there today from 7pm and you are more than welcome to join her and discover if Toastmasters is for you.   As a form of identification she will make sure that a printed IVC Bulletin is clearly visible, but should that fail then do phone her and ask her to identify herself!

On leaving most members stay briefly after the meeting to have a quick drink in the bar.  That way we get to know one another which gives the event a social as well as an educational feel.  This Club is Jacyntha's Toastmaster "home" and speaking personally she has made a number of good froends during her membership.

We have the big pool at the Porchester Centre all to ourselves from 20.15 until 21.00.  There is no need to book in advance.  Just turn up and tell the pool staff you are with the IVC Swimming Club.  You pay our treasurer afterwards.  Beginners are welcome. From 8.30 there is an informal game of water polo in the deep end - for the energetic.  Cost is £6.

Afterwards we meet at the Kings Head in Moscow Road (near Bayswater Tube).

Underground: Royal Oak, Bayswater, Queensway

An Open Mic over a pub near Waterloo Station with our own bar, a new venue for 2017. The London IVC Open Mics draw a wide audience and have a more eclectic range than most - beside several music genres previous events have seen spoken word, comedy and an illusionist take the stage. Good menu available in the main bar downstairs.

This delightfully old style French Bistro is a new discovery for me, though it has apparently been there for a number of decades!, akin in its interior to many a  traditional neighbourhood Bistro in various regions of France, offering a comfortingly traditional menu, friendly service and food at surprisingly reasonable prices. The restaurant is however extremely small and very popular, so early booking for our group will be essential, so if you would like to attend please book with Paul by mid-day on Tuesday  24th October the very latest. Looking forward to us enjoying a great evening there.

Victoria depart 10.02, Clapham Junction 10.08, East Croydon 10.18 for Coulsdon South arrive 10.30. All in the Travelcard zone. For a walk of seven miles over Farthing Down and Happy Valley, lunching at the Fox on Coulsdon Common. In the afternoon we return to Coulsdon South via Chaldon Church. 

Leader: Liz Bendall

The instructor follows the RSA exercise to music guidelines & holds their qualification.

After the class we all go down to the local pub.

Allen hosts this regular monthly social meeting of the North London MYN (Meet Your Neighbours) group at The Woodman. It is a popular event that attracts 12-20 people in a pleasant. comfortable venue.

Come along for a friendly sociable evening in this comfortable pub which features real ales, good wines and excellent food.

We will be joined by some local Meetup folks.

We have the big pool at the Porchester Centre to ourselves from 20.15 until 21.00.  There is no need to book in advance.  Just turn up and tell the pool staff you are with IVC Swimming Club.  You pay our treasurer afterwards.  Beginners welcome.  From 8.30 there is an informal game of water polo in the deep end - for the energetic.  Cost is £6.

Afterwards we meet at the Kings Head in Moscow Road (near Bayswater Tube).

Underground: Royal Oak, Bayswater, Queensway.

Buy your own ticket for 11am entrance and let me know you are coming. Tickets range from £19 down to £9 depending on age, and whether you have an Art Fund Pass.  

The instructor follows the RSA exercise to music guidelines & holds their qualification.

After the class we all go down to the local pub.

Enjoy a friendly evening at this very old pub down by the river. We have had some great evenings here and this is one of our regular Greenwich venue. The fish and chips here alone are the best I have tasted and worth the trip to Greenwich alone.....

We have the big pool at the Porchester Centre to ourselves from 20.15 until 21.00.  There is no need to book in advance.  Just turn up and tell the pool staff you are with IVC Swimming Club.  You pay our treasurer afterwards.  Beginners welcome.  From 8.30 there is an informal game of water polo in the deep end - for the energetic.  Cost is £6.

Afterwards we meet at the Kings Head in Moscow Road (near Bayswater Tube).

Underground: Royal Oak, Bayswater, Queensway.

The instructor follows the RSA exercise to music guidelines & holds their qualification.

After the class we all go down to the local pub.

A high quality three course dinner with wine tasting at the Civil Service Club. For around £25-30 we will enjoy a fine dining quality three course meal prepared in their excellent kitchens. The food here really is very good. The meal is accompanied by a tutored tasting of around 10 fine wines. The theme this month is Argentine wines.

We have the big pool at the Porchester Centre all to ourselves from 20.15 until 21.00.  There is no need to book in advance.  Just turn up and tell the pool staff you are with the IVC Swimming Club.  You pay our treasurer afterwards.  Beginners are welcome. From 8.30 there is an informal game of water polo in the deep end - for the energetic.  Cost is £6.

Afterwards we meet at the Kings Head in Moscow Road (near Bayswater Tube).

Underground: Royal Oak, Bayswater, Queensway

Back by popular request - we loved the food here last time we visited. So lets treat ourselves to some serious meat dishes at reasonable prices! This place serves well recommended steaks as you would expect from an Argentinian restaurant.  And Thursday night is live music night.

And of course Argentinian wine to accompany the food would make a spot on treat. Located in the heart of Greenwich close to the DLR.

Phone Dave to book a place.

What do you know of the role of the Greater London Authority's London Assembly?   At this Richmond Society talk Tony Arbour, London Assembly member for the this particular area will fill you in as to what happens there. 

Join Jacyntha beforehand in the nearby Orange Tree pub, or meet her in the RACC Theatre.

Another year is drawing to a close and the open wood fires at The Botanist will probably be burning bright by now!

Join us to chat, drink and eat, or just to warm yourself in front of the fire!   The food at The Botanist is good and reasonably priced for the area, the bar is well stocked.  It is a pub in which you can hear yourself (and others) speak, even on most Friday evenings!  The subjects we talk about are topical, varied and even gossipy, and we look forward to your contribution!  Do drop in!

Buses 65 (Ealing Broadway to Kingston via Brentford and Richmond) and 391 (Fulham Broadway to Richmond via Hammersmith, Gunnesbury (LT and Overground), Kew Gardens (also LT and Overground) stop close to The Botanist.  Alight at the Mortlake Road stop.

Kew Gardens and Kew Bridge (to Clapham Junction) stations are walkable, and there is usually ample of free parking available on a Friday evening.

We have the big pool at the Porchester Centre to ourselves from 20.15 until 21.00.  There is no need to book in advance.  Just turn up and tell the pool staff you are with IVC Swimming Club.  You pay our treasurer afterwards.  Beginners welcome.  From 8.30 there is an informal game of water polo in the deep end - for the energetic.  Cost is £6.

Afterwards we meet at the Kings Head in Moscow Road (near Bayswater Tube).

Underground: Royal Oak, Bayswater, Queensway.

The instructor follows the RSA exercise to music guidelines & holds their qualification.

After the class we all go down to the local pub.

We have the big pool at the Porchester Centre to ourselves from 20.15 until 21.00.  There is no need to book in advance.  Just turn up and tell the pool staff you are with IVC Swimming Club.  You pay our treasurer afterwards.  Beginners welcome.  From 8.30 there is an informal game of water polo in the deep end - for the energetic.  Cost is £6.

Afterwards we meet at the Kings Head in Moscow Road (near Bayswater Tube).

Underground: Royal Oak, Bayswater, Queensway.

A pre-Christmas Weekend in 'Scouse Land'.  

Liverpool is full of places of interest:

• Two Cathedrals
• Numerous Museums
• Waterside views
• Art Galleries including the "TATE"
• Beetles story
• Loads others

The instructor follows the RSA exercise to music guidelines & holds their qualification.

After the class we all go down to the local pub.

We have the big pool at the Porchester Centre all to ourselves from 20.15 until 21.00.  There is no need to book in advance.  Just turn up and tell the pool staff you are with the IVC Swimming Club.  You pay our treasurer afterwards.  Beginners are welcome. From 8.30 there is an informal game of water polo in the deep end - for the energetic.  Cost is £6.

Afterwards we meet at the Kings Head in Moscow Road (near Bayswater Tube).

Underground: Royal Oak, Bayswater, Queensway

The instructor follows the RSA exercise to music guidelines & holds their qualification.

After the class we all go down to the local pub.

We have the big pool at the Porchester Centre to ourselves from 20.15 until 21.00.  There is no need to book in advance.  Just turn up and tell the pool staff you are with IVC Swimming Club.  You pay our treasurer afterwards.  Beginners welcome.  From 8.30 there is an informal game of water polo in the deep end - for the energetic.  Cost is £6.

Afterwards we meet at the Kings Head in Moscow Road (near Bayswater Tube).

Underground: Royal Oak, Bayswater, Queensway.

The instructor follows the RSA exercise to music guidelines & holds their qualification.

After the class we all go down to the local pub.

We have the big pool at the Porchester Centre to ourselves from 20.15 until 21.00.  There is no need to book in advance.  Just turn up and tell the pool staff you are with IVC Swimming Club.  You pay our treasurer afterwards.  Beginners welcome.  From 8.30 there is an informal game of water polo in the deep end - for the energetic.  Cost is £6.

Afterwards we meet at the Kings Head in Moscow Road (near Bayswater Tube).

Underground: Royal Oak, Bayswater, Queensway.

Join us at the world's greatest entertainment festival. After a terrific week at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017 we will return in 2018. We will stay in value for money, student accommodation close to the heart of the festival. We will help you navigate your way round the festival which is vast and can be overwhelming. We will organise shared visits to events and several team social get togethers - or you can just do your own thing. Help will be provided with travel arrangements and prebooking of recommended avents - but most events can be booked when you are there.

Contact Dave now for more details and to join the acommodation list. This will cost around £200 for the week for your own room in a shared student flat which is basic but comfortable. Provisional bookings are required at this stage for purposes of booking the accomodation, which has to be done well in advance. Possible option of a two week stay if there is enough interest.

Join London IVC to join us!