A warm welcome to the Club from the Committee
Committee Members
All the committee members are volunteers, we appreciate their dedication to the club and their help in keeping us operating.
NICK WOODS (PRESIDENT)
As the club’s president, Nick is responsible the club’s general standing and is entrusted with leading efforts to grow club membership, maintain the club’s excellent position in the community, and maintain the club’s reputation.
JUDE COLVER (VICE-PRESIDENT)
Vice-President Jude, is not only responsible for covering the President’s duties when he is not available, but also plays a significant part in forming internal club policy and the vetting process of prospective members.
SHARON JONES(Secretary)
Sharon is the club secretary . She works tirelessly to ensure that members are kept up to date with club developments and news, along with maintaining smooth communication channels between the club and community
Chris jones (Treasurer)
Chris’s financial acumen guarantees that the club operates within good financial guidelines while providing value to its members. He also forges alliances with nearby companies to improve the club’s offerings in terms of facilities and activities.
matt watters (chair)
Matt is the Chairman of the Committee and is responsible for booking and promoting many of the live acts that can be seen at the club.
Karen mallard
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Mike OWen
Mike’s main focus on behalf of the committee is all aspects of the physical maintenance and the upkeep of the club.
tony yates
Tony is a fan of Real Ale, and has organised a number of Beer Festivals at the club. He does this in addition to lending a helping hand with many aspects of the day to day running of the club.
carl thompson (pool team)
Carl aims to support and advance the interests of the pool players in the club as captain and committee representative, as demonstrated by his leadership of the squad to league success this year, and his desire to push the team to even greater heights.
Andy humpherson (Historical & GolF societIES)
Andy represents the interests of the Historical Society and the Golfing Society on the committee. A keen rugby fan, he can often be found in the club watching his beloved Leicester Tigers.
andy talbott (deceased) RIP
Andy was dedicated to fostering strong community ties through proactive engagement and collaboration. Sadly he passed away on the 18th October 2024, and shall be sorely missed by many members of the club.
Steve ptohopoulos
Steve is a passionate snooker player who is driven to uphold the club’s standard as a snooker venue and promote the establishment as a thriving members club at the heart of the community.
A fixture in Knighton and Clarendon Park for over 130 years
The Knighton and Clarendon Park Conservative Club was founded in 1886. As a result of the “rapidly increasing parish of Knighton” and having a “population of upwards of 2000 persons, of whom 499 are on the parliamentary register” the Conservative Hall was built in the same year in the new area known as Clarendon Park and is probably the only purpose-built building that has been in constant use for the same purpose in Clarendon Park, with the exception of St. John the Baptist Anglican Church (1885).
Due to boundary changes in the 1930s, the club and association no longer found themselves in the parish of Knighton. Since then, Clarendon Park has gone from strength to strength as a place to live, work, and socialise, and in recent times was placed in a national survey by a well-being brand as one of the top 50 “coolest” neighbourhoods to live in the UK.
The Knighton and Clarendon Park Conservative Club is proud to be part of such a vibrant neighbourhood and is happy that it offers an extra dimension to the social and leisure facilities in the area.
Knighton and Clarendon Park Conservative Club
