WELCOME to the web site of the Cardigan and District Probus Club.

The club exists to provide a meeting point for retired or semi-retired professional and business men (hence the name Probus) at which they can contact and maintain fellowship with others in like circumstances.

The club meets at the Castell Malgwyn hotel near Llechryd in the Teifi valley, a beautiful area near the South West Wales coast. There is no fixed catchment area for membership, it is up to the individual to decide if he lives close enough!

Club meetings are normally held on the fourth Thursday of the month, starting at 10.30 am and finishing at about 12 noon. The usual format is for a casual get-together, followed by a short “business” meeting and then a talk by a visiting speaker or a member. After the talk there is an opportunity for chatting over drinks in the bar. Lunches are held three or four times a year and visits to places of interest are also arranged from time to time.

The annual subscription is currently £15, payable from the date of the AGM in May. At the 2009 AGM it was decided to increase the fee from 2010 to £20 , the first increase for six years. For further information please contact the Secretary or Chairman.

To see our Photo Album, click HERE.

To find us from the A484 Cardigan to Newcastle Emlyn road, cross Llechryd bridge and turn immediately right through the lodge gates. From the south, turn into the gates before reaching the bridge.

Castell Malgwyn hotel is about a quarter of a mile along the drive.

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To plan your journey using Google Maps, click HERE.

NEW! We now have a supply of the Club’s 2010 diaries available from Phil Battison at £2.75 each. Get yours now!

We can also obtain Probus ties at £8 each.

The Christmas Draw tickets will be on sale at all meetings from Thursday, 22nd October, at £1 each. We’ve got hundreds to sell, so buy as many as you can! The more we sell, the more and better the prizes will be!

A wreath was laid on behalf of Probus at the Remembrance Service at Cardigan War Memorial on November 8th.

This web site is deliberately kept simple so that  pages can be printed without using a lot of ink on coloured backgrounds or patterns.

Web site updated   18/11/2009