Clubs, Societies, Sports and Leisure

There are a number of groups in the area offering opportunities for walking & exercise,
painting & drawing, conservation & nature, history & heritage and pub games (darts, pool, quiz nights).

Allotments

Allotments are available at Barn Elms, Auriol Park. Applications can be made through the council HERE

Cuddington Womens' Institute

Lively womens' group meeting monthly at Wandgas Sports and Social Club.
Talks, theatre trips, walking group and volunteering locally. Website: CUDDINGTON WI

Epsom & Ewell Art Group

Friendly and relaxed art group meets three weeks out of four, at Bourne Hall on Wednesday evenings, 7.30-9.30pm. High quality demonstrations, lectures, life drawing and workshops.

WEBSITE

Epsom Civic Society

Promoting civic pride and progressive improvement in the quality of urban life for everyone. Member of Civic Voice, the national charity for the civic movement in England.

WEBSITE

Bourne Hall Museum

Popular club for children 8-12+ - 1 - 2:30pm on the second Saturday of each month. £6.50 per child. Features re-enactors, workshops on Stone Age to the present day.

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EETAB Tree Wardens

Introducing trees for health, beauty and biodiversity. Help us keep young trees alive during their first crucial years in the ground. Resident volunteers can help with summer watering.

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Epsom Common Volunteers

Volunteer to join task groups on this beautiful SSSI site. Their diary of volunteer events is available on the link below. Walks on the Common each year led by local natural history experts.

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South East Rivers' Trust

The Hogsmill catchment is looked after by SERT volunteers. Cuddington has a representative from the local volunteer river monitors and she can answer your questions at our monthly meeting.

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The Surb Club

Friendly pub atmosphere, beautiful grounds with pitches. Events space. Quiz and Pizza on Thursdays. Family friendly with play equipment near the outdoor seating terrace.

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Wandgas Sports & Social Club

Football and cricket teams, including juniors and special needs players. Golf society for members. Large clubhouse and pleasant grounds. Special drinks prices for members.

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©Cuddington Residents' Association | Established 1935.
We function as a voluntary and independent unincorporated association, looking after the interests of our community.
For information on our volunteer groups - i.e. parks, conservation & events, please see the relevant pages on this website