The Bognor Club

The building was originally used as Assembly rooms and Council offices. It became a listed building on 7th November 1975, one hundred and thirty eight years after it was built. The Bognor Club has existed since 1871 moving to its present location in 1893 where it has been ever since.

It is thought that the club was started in 1871 by Lord Nigel Kennedy on hearing that Henry Morton Stanley had found tracks in the heart of Africa, that he believed were those of Dr David Livingstone. On hearing this, Lord Kennedy invited a number of his friends and local gentry to his house in Craigweil, Aldwick for the purpose of establishing a club in Bognor to consist of "Reading, cards and Billiard Rooms." And so the Bognor Club was born.

The main activities of the club are bridge and snooker. Non- members are always welcome for a small fee each session.

Bridge events
	..Start times
Monday	7.05pm
Tuesday	2pm 7.05pm
Wednesday - usually teams	7pm
Thursday - improver's night (no partner needed)	7pm
Friday	2pm
Saturday (occasional)	7pm
Sunday - random teams (last Sunday of month)	2pm

The club is open daily for the use of members from 10am

An annual general meeting is held no later than 31st December in each year; an Extraordinary general meeting may be called at any time by the committee or by written requisition of ten members. The club financial year runs from 1st October in each year to 30th September of the year following.