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    Tickets are now on sale for our regional Christmas Lunch at The Mill Arms, Dunbridge. 
    We will have exclusive use of the function room at the pub. This is a fully self-contained area with its own bar and toilets which means that it will be possible to be naked throughout the event. Car parking is available behind the pub, but it is only two minutes’ walk from Dunbridge & Mottisfont Station, so why not leave the car at home and enjoy a few drinks!
    You’ll be able to choose from a delicious festive two or three course menu ahead of the event, with vegetarian, vegan and gluten free options available. From £37. You will be asked on booking for your menu choices so take a look at the menu before booking.
    Details and links to menu options are on the calendar listing, below but to go direct to tickets click here.
     
     
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    Every month there is a Regional Newsletter listing all the naturist opportunites taking place. If you're not on the mailing list then you need to sign-up. These newsletters are quite long as they are so informative, so a one-page version is produced to go on club notice boards to reach a wider audience than just BN members and so that club members can join in BN events. These also act as a useful archive. 
    If you are not on the mailing list and not sure how to sign up, or if you have an event coming up you would like to be included in the newsletter letter, or have a report on how an event went - then let me know so I can include it for the information of everybody.
    Contact: Regional Organiser: nigel.newman@bn.org.uk
    BN ER Newsletter April 24.pdf BN ER Newsletter Aug 24.pdf BN ER Newsletter July 24.pdf BN ER Newsletter June 24.pdf BN ER newsletter March 2024.pdf BN ER Newsletter May 24.pdf BN ER Newsletter Oct 24.pdf BN ER Newsletter Sept 24.pdf
    BN ER Newsletter Oct 24.pdf BN ER Newsletter Nov 24.pdf
    BN ER Newsletter Dec 24.pdf
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    2024 Eastern Region Christmas Meal

    By Guest, in Eastern,

    Cut off date for bookings is 24 Nov: so get in quick before the deadline or it is sold out.
    British Naturism is split up into regions for convenience, but people who live in one region are welcome to attend events that take place in another region. The Eastern Region Christmas Meal will take place at "The Gate", Bricket Wood (nr St Albans) during the evening of Sunday 1st December. This will be a great opportunity to meet your fellow naturists for a festive meal.
    Booking via BN is mandatory and more information can be found on the BN Eastern Region Calendar as a single point of reference:
    Any questions, please contact: nigel.newman@bn.org.uk
     
  • Guest

    Durley House

    By Guest, in London and South East,

    As the Laser PRO I received the following from one of the organisers of the Durley House GBSD at Dudley near Southampton:
    Following the feedback  after the recent GBSD at Durley House I have contacted the owners about the possibility of a regular naturist swim at the venue.
    This would probably be a quarterly meet up as access is fairly limited due to a swim school that uses the venue 7 days a week although the venue can be available any day after 8.30pm. What day would be best for most people?
    I have suggested a quarterly meeting as there are several local monthly naturist swims and I would not wish to tread on anyones toes.
    The current cost to hire the pool is £75.00 per hour so I would say that we would need at least 12 people to attend each swim at £7.00 per head to cover costs.
    Please let me know if you would be interested to laserpro@bn.org.uk
  • Guest

    The Return of the Dover Swim

    By Guest, in London and South East,

    Naturist Swimming at Dover Leisure Centre 
    The Dover Naturist Swim Club is a friendly group of mixed ages and genders, open to all naturists over 18. 
    We meet for a naturist swim at Dover Leisure Centre on Sunday evenings between Autumn and Spring from 8:30 to 9:30 pm. 
    We have exclusive use of the pool, together with the sauna and steam rooms beside it. 
    You don’t need to be a good swimmer - many of our members go for the social aspects of swimming and stay in the shallow end. One of our members has learnt to swim at our sessions with the help of other members; on the other hand we have a record breaking Channel swimmer in the club so you can hack out the lengths if that’s your thing. 
    Swim dates 
    The first swim of the season will be on Sunday 6th October 2024, after which it will be each Sunday until the last swim before Christmas on Sunday 15th December. Swims will restart on Sunday 5th January 2025 and run until the final swim of the season on Sunday 13th April. 
    In all cases, the swims will be from 8:30 to 9:30pm. Please arrive by 8:15, latecomers may not be admitted. 
    Cost 
    The fees for the 2024/25 season will be £8 per swim and £7 annual membership (new members do not need to pay the membership fee on their first visit, just when they return for another time). 
    At present, we operate on a cash only basis. 
    Location 
    Dover District Leisure Centre, Fitness Fields, Whitfield, Dover, CT16 3FZ 
    Facilities 
    Dover leisure centre is very modern, with good changing facilities and a 25m pool with some lanes and some free swimming areas. We also have use of the sauna and steam room adjacent to the pool. 
  • Guest

    HIGH BEECHES.... a trip report

    By Guest, in London and South East,

    As PRO for the Laser region I was sent a trip report from an attendee of the High Beeches Gardens visit in September. High Beeches is in West Sussex on the High Weald and claims to be one of the finest gardens in Sussex. Here's the report:
    I went on the High Beeches visit yesterday afternoon, only my second-ever naturist garden event after Leonardslee in June.  Not surprisingly, there were only about a dozen of us, on and off, during the afternoon, including one lady.  The weather forecast was decidedly unpromising, with stiff breezes and cool temperatures predicted.  However, I'm really glad I went because I had a magical afternoon.  High Beeches is a lovely garden, with distant views of the South Downs and lovely paths for bare feet among the trees down the little valley.  The valley was quite sheltered and we avoided the worst of the rain.  Indeed, it became quite warm during the reasonably lengthy sunny periods.  I would also like to particularly highlight the very warm welcome we received from the friendly couple manning the ticket office and cafe.  All-in-all, it was well worth braving the forecast and making the trip.

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