Guildford Conservatives run a number of different clubs where the like-minded can enjoy political discussion, formally and informally, make new friends, meet up with old friends and raise money to allow us to carry on campaigning. Clubs include:

Guildford Supper Club: A private dining club, where speakers are invited from all walks of life, not just from politics, with four guest speakers a year. These events take place at Barnett Hill Conference Centre in Wonersh. The aim of the Club is to provide interesting, thought-provoking and entertaining speakers.
 

The Four Seasons Lunch Club: Aims to meet at least twice a year in locations such as Cranleigh Village Hall, St. John's Hall in Merrow, and Shalford Village Hall. Participants enjoy lunch with a variety of speakers from the political world. Recent guests include Francis Maude MP and John Gummer MP.

The 1867 Patrons Club: An exclusive members club. This is your opportunity to meet and talk with senior Conservative politicians in a small gathering. Joining fee on application.

The Conservative Policy Forum: An opportunity to have your say on present and future party policy direction. Regular policy debates on a variety of issues, with experts in the field. Guildford members have an excellent track record of real input into policy direction, we are determined this continues.

Local ward branches also hold their own events in addition. Contact us if you would like more information on any event or club. Find out how you can join the Conservatives.

Guildford Supper Club events

21st May
Guest of Honour:  Iain Dale – Leading Political Commentator and Blogger(“Iain Dale’s Diary").

Barnett Hill Conference Centre, Blackheath Road, Wonersh, GU5 0RF, 7.15pm.

6th August:
Guest of Honour: Patrick Nicholls – formerly Tory junior minister, writer

22nd October
Guest of Honour: Professor Brigadier Richard Holmes – the military historian who presented TV series War Walks.
 

•    The Club charges an annual membership fee of £25 for single membership and £40 for joint membership.
•    The cost of each 3 course meal is £25 for members, paid for at least two weeks in advance of each supper .  Drinks are extra and should be ordered and  paid for on the night of the supper.
•    Non-members who wish to attend as a guest of the Guildford Supper Club or accompanying a member will be charged £35.

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To find out about events at Surrey University, contact Michael Vivona, University Society Co-ordinator, email: michael_vivona@hotmail.co.uk