Events

An evening walk from Great Witcombe, up onto the Cotwold way for the views and back down. Length approx 3.5 mile, with a long steady climb, undulating middle section and a steady descent. Possibility of a pub at the end

Enjoy a great gander across the escarpment before heading across the hills and into the valleys. Refreshment in the Green Dragon afterwards would be polite where there is a pub and a cafe.

Enjoy a Bank holiday trip to Hay on Wye on this camping adventure! Hay is perfect for browsing around bookshops, enjoying a coffee shop and starting a number of fine walks including up to Hay Bluff, following the mighty river to Glasbury or over the hills from Peterchurch.

a lovely Circular out from the ever-popular Miserden towards the Whiteway, returning via Caudle Green and Miserden Park. The choice between the pub and the Garden centre tea room is a tricky one...but only one sells lunch and beer and the other sells cake. Coin anyone?

Come and join for a great circuit over the hills and far away. Lunch and cake stop on offer at the National Trust Roman villa for those so inclined, before heading back to the start

Today's walk takes in Painswick Beacon, Spoonbed Farm, Holcombe House (once a wool merchants), Kimsbury Hill Fort and Prinknash Park. 6.5 miles in total with mainly good paths and seven stiles.

A walk followed by some fabulous music and a chance to put your dancing shoes on!. Today's walk is a glorious 8 miles taking in the Cotswold Way and Painswick where there are options for a teashop, pub or picnic lunch. Afterwards, on our return, the Adelphi Dance Band will be performing at Stratford Park’s […]

A 9.5 mile walk from Colwall, in the Malverns, without climbing the main Malvern ridge. The circuit overlaps a previous walk that proved very popular with the group. This time, we revisit Coddington vineyard, and climb Oyster Hill, with views across to the Malverns, and Black Mountains . To ring the changes, the start is […]

In Simon Beufoy's heartfelt play about a group of lads trying to regain their dignity and pride by forming their own, risque, entertainment group. If you saw the original film, this musical version makes the most of the music of the 90s and is full of the same laughs and heartbreaks.

A week away in wonderful Eskdale in the lake district.

A hearty 6-miles morning circuit from Cleeve Hill with good views off to the Malverns and options of a coffee and cake (or lunch??) at the club house.

Head out to the hills on this hilly, but rewarding 10 miles around the peaks of Dursley. It will be Autumn with trees in full splendour displaying reds and purples through to yellows and orange.. With lunch at Coaley Peak, there is also a possibility of the pub at Nympsfield and the Bank cafe in […]