Club Events…

NOW FULLY BOOKED 1020 coach trip to the D-Day Museum at Portsmouth with the option of a stop at Gunwharf Quays shopping centre. Start at Hamworthy Sports Club at 9am. The coach will first drop off anyone who only wants to visit Gunwharf Quays before proceeding to the D-Day Museum at Southsea where participants will have at least four hours to tour the attraction. Details can be obtained in person from Alasdair at club night or via email from Alasdair at: awellwood820@gmail.com       

Inter-Club General Knowledge Quiz – Hamworthy Sports Club

Hosted by 1020

Anyone interested in taking part should contact Chris Adamson

1020 Club Night, Hamworthy Sports club. 7.30pm

Seasonal entertainment from the Salvation Army Band.

Warm mince pies for everyone.

Raffle and collection is support of the Salvation Army Christmas Appeal.

FULLY BOOKED

1020 Christmas Lunch, Bridge House Hotel, Longham.

Lunch served at 12 noon.

First monthly club night of 2026. Hamworthy Sports Club.

7.30pm start

Quiz Night with prizes – plus the usual monthly raffle

Monthly club night – 7.30pm start at Hamworthy Club.

The Murder at the Villa Madeira – the murder of Francis Rattenbury in Bournemouth (1935) and the court case that followed. An illustrated talk by Hattie Miles.

Includes the usual monthly raffle.

1020 Winter Road Run

10am start at Hamworthy Club – finish at the Stocks Inn, Wimborne for a pre-booked roast lunch.

Entry forms to come.

Monthly club night – 7.30pm start at Hamworthy Club.

Illustrated talk by Steve Roberts on the subject: ‘When Dorset Made History’.

Includes the usual monthly raffle

Monthly club night – 7.30pm start at Hamworthy Club.

Talk on Spring Gardening from Bob Sawyer of the Bransgore Horticultural Society.

Plus the usual monthly raffle.

1020 Spring Road Run. 10am start at Hamworthy Club finish at Haynes International Motor Museum, Sparkford.

Discounted club member entry fee to the museum.

Lunch available at the museum.

Club night 7.30pm at Hamworthy Club.

Illustrated talk by Stefan Morawiec – ‘Walking With My Dad’.

The story of his father’s remarkable journey from Katowice in Poland to the West Midlands from 1939 to 1946.