Our Club

Inside Radstock Working Men’s Club.

Live sport, music, pool, games, a well-stocked bar and function room hire, all in the centre of Radstock.

Main bar inside Radstock Working Men's Club in Radstock
Exterior of Radstock Working Men's Club at Radstock House in Radstock
About the club

A relaxed place to meet, watch, play and celebrate.

Radstock Working Men’s Club is open seven days a week in the heart of Radstock. Members and guests can enjoy a drink at the bar, catch televised sport, play pool, enjoy live entertainment or hire the function room for a private event.

The club’s roots stretch back to the Working Men’s Institute established at Victoria Hall in 1866. Radstock Working Men’s Club later moved to Radstock House in 1954, where it remains today. Explore the club’s history.

Radstock House itself is a Grade II listed historic building on The Street in the centre of Radstock. View the Historic England listing.

The aim is simple: a friendly local club with useful facilities, competitive prices and room for everything from a casual drink to a full celebration.

7 daysOpen every week
Up to 20% offDrinks for members
150Function room capacity
Facilities

Facilities at Radstock Working Men’s Club.

Each part of the club has a different purpose, whether you’re here for a night out, the sport, a game or a private event.

Function room at Radstock Working Men's Club with stage and seating area
01 · Function Room

Space for up to 150 guests.

Suitable for weddings, corporate meetings, birthday parties and community gatherings, with flexible seating, a separate dance floor and a large stage.

A staffed bar can be made available. The room also has a small kitchen area for basic food preparation only, with no cooking facilities. Outside catering is welcome and parking is available.

Room hire details
Singer performing live music on stage
02 · Live Music

Regular live entertainment.

Enjoy evenings with live music from singers and bands, along with regular discos. It’s an easy way to enjoy a proper night out without travelling far from Radstock.

Football supporters watching a match in a bar
03 · Sports Coverage

Keep up with the big sporting events.

We show a wide range of sport through Sky Sports and TNT Sports across multiple TVs throughout the club. Major sporting events can also be shown in the hall.

Pool table inside Radstock Working Men's Club
04 · Pool Tables

Two tables to play on.

We now have two pool tables at the club. One is available for everyone to use, while the second is reserved for members.

Row of fruit machines
05 · Jukebox & Fruit Machines

Music and games when you fancy them.

Choose your favourite tunes on the jukebox, try your luck on our three fruit machines or have a go on the pull-tab card machine.

Main bar inside Radstock Working Men's Club
06 · The Bar

Good choice, competitive club prices.

The bar offers ales, lagers, wines, spirits and soft drinks. Members receive up to 20% off drinks at the bar with their membership card; the exact discount varies by product.

Membership benefits
1933

Skittles is part of our history too.

Radstock Working Men’s Club was one of the eight founding teams of the Paulton & District Skittle League — a sporting connection that goes back more than 90 years.

Read the club history
Around the club

A few of the spaces in pictures.

Club, bar, games and function room — click any photo to enlarge it.

Exterior of Radstock Working Men's Club at Radstock House Main bar inside Radstock Working Men's Club Pool table inside Radstock Working Men's Club Indoor skittles alley inside Radstock Working Men's Club Function room at Radstock Working Men's Club with stage Function room at Radstock Working Men's Club dressed for an event
The club

Management Committee

The people currently serving on the club’s management committee.

PresidentGraham Toulson
SecretaryAndrew Fry
Assistant SecretaryMichael Chubb
SportsAndrew Fry / Michael Chubb
General CommitteeMary Latchem, Adam Fry, Kath James, Martin Loader, Richard Kesteven, Tina Spruce, Mark Moxham