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British Legion.
Cheltenham Branch was formed in October 1921. In the early days they had to share premises. Eventually with a bequest from a former member they were able to purchase a larger building. In the 60's premises were found at St Annes Road, in memory of the former member's bequest, the property was renamed Potter House. As the building was now large enough a club was duly formed. For details of all club activities contact the Club Secretary on 01242 516526.

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Thursday Club Each week from 2pm we provide an afternoon of friendship and entertainment for elderly people who are housebound, lonely or disabled.
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Cheltenham Film Society we have been thriving in Cheltenham for 60 years, and currently have almost 300 members - of different ages, backgrounds and interests. We are not an art house or academic society, but we aim to stimulate interest in different aspects of world cinema by showing excellent films from a range of directors in different genres.
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Gloucestershire Ivc (Inter-Varsity Club).
Gloucestershire IVC (Inter-Varsity Club). a social and sports activity club open to anyone in the Cheltenham, Gloucester, Stroud and surrounding area. We also belong to the national IVC (See AIVC). We have over 60 members from a wide selection of backgrounds and a wide age range. As well as the regular pub evenings every Tuesday, the members organise events - parties, cinema, sports, theatre visits, meals, walks - in fact anything that will gather a crowd

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East Glos East Glos is a long established club with excellent playing and coaching facilities. It is situated not far from Cheltenham town centre at the foot of Leckhampton Hill.
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Cheltenham Town Fc The Sports Bar is open on matchdays and all customer are welcome. It has a widescreen TV showing live sport and hot food is served on Saturdays between midday and 245pm with light snacks from 5pm to 10pm.
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Cheltenham Archers Club Cheltenham Archers club was founded in 1857 by the greatest target archer of all time - Horace Ford, twelve times National Champion and innovator of many archery techniques still in use today.
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Cheltenham Camera Club
The Club meets every Thursday evening from September to May to enjoy and consider the many excellent photographs shown. On most evenings a talk is given by a distinguished photographer, often of national standard, in which they present their work with a helpful informative commentary. On occasions these talks are of a more practical nature explaining such subjects as lighting, printing and other photographic processes, including digital imaging.

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Cheltenham Civil Service Club CACSSA (Cheltenham Area Civil Service Sports Assocation) is located in a peaceful rural setting of 15 acres on the outskirts of Cheltenham in the heart of the Cotswolds. We are only half mile from the M5 motorway, with free parking for over 100 cars.
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Amnesty International Gloucester & Cheltenham The Gloucester & Cheltenham group consists of 40 active members, working on human rights issues from all over the world. The group meet every third wednesday of the month at 8pm at The Guildhall Arts Centre, Eastgate St, Gloucester. Contact Barbara Kew on 01452 520999 for further information.	Last 7 Days!
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