General Information
The date the club was founded is a little vague, but it moved to its present location around 1935...
The date the club was founded is a little vague, but it moved to its present location around 1935...
With all London boroughs now in the Tier 2 (high) category of coronavirus restrictions, we have regrettably been required to close the Club once again with immediate effect. As soon as the alert level for Bromley is downgraded to Tier 1 (medium), the Club will be reopened.
There appears to be a problem with the coin-operated meter that turns on the heating at the club. We hope this will be fixed as soon as possible. In the meantime, it might be best to take some warm clothing with you the next time you play.
With the club set to reopen on 31 July, new operating procedures have been put in place until further notice. Click here for more information.
We are pleased to announce that the snooker club will be reopening on July 31. Prior to this date, we shall be sending out a list of operating rules that will need to be followed once the club is up and running again.
We have been advised by the trustees that Keston Village Hall will be closed immediately until the end of April. The committee has agreed that we should follow suit and therefore the Club will be closed until further notice. The key safe code will also be changed.
As soon as the new restrictions that have been announced by the government are lifted, the Club will be reopened.
This year’s AGM will be held at the club on Sunday, 7th July at 6pm.
At the end of a playing session be sure to brush the table thoroughly. Without wishing to teach my grandmother how to suck eggs, brushing should start at the baulk end of the table, parallel to the sides and with the nap. Don’t forget to brush the tops of the cushions.
Enter details of the session and any additional payments in the register. Return the pot to the cupboard and make sure that everything is turned off.
The two heaters in the room are fed by the coin-operated meter near the clock on the end wall. Ensure that the red switch is in the ‘on’ position and use the pound coin to feed the meter. When leaving the club remember to turn the red switch to ‘off’.