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Clubs and AssociationsClobes et Associâtions

  • Jersey Air Rifle Club
    • CONTACT: Peter Le Marinel
    • TELEPHONE: 07797 717075
    • EMAIL: [email protected]
    • ADDRESS:

      German Tunnels
      Saint Aubin
      Saint Brélade
      Jersey

    Target shooting club – Newcomers to Elite Athletes.

  • Jersey Amateur Radio Society (JARS)

    Jersey’s only club for Amateur (Ham) Radio with its own well equipped radio station HQ. Meetings usually Fridays at 7.30pm.

  • Jersey Astronomy Club

    Astronomy

  • Jersey Photography Club

    Please visit www.jerseyphotography.club or email [email protected] for more information

  • Jersey Scout Association – St Brelade Group
    • CONTACT: Deborah Dryland
    • WEBSITE: scouts.org.je
    • ADDRESS:

      Les Creux Millennium Park
      St Brelade

    Scout Group – Scouting for Beavers, Cubs and scouts. Inclusive membership for young people ages 6-14 years.

  • La Moye W I

    An Opportunity for women to meet, make friends and learn new skills – La Moye WI meets on 1st Friday of every month except August, meetings commence at 7.30pm.

  • No 7 Overseas (Jersey) Squadron
    • CONTACT: Flt. Lt Leighton Jenkins
    • TELEPHONE: 01534 744998
    • EMAIL: [email protected]
    • ADDRESS:

      Lord Sandhurst Hall
      La Rue Carree
      St Brelade

    Parade on Friday evenings and Sunday mornings.

    Fax: 01534 490199

  • Parish of St Brelade Petanque Group
    • CONTACT: Joy Hart- Club Captain
    • TELEPHONE: 01534 741469
    • EMAIL: [email protected]
    • ADDRESS:

      Les Quennevais Sports Centre behind Railway Walk

    Taster sessions every Wednesday and Sunday at 1.45pm.

    Location – The Elephant Park, St Brelade

  • Sinkers Sea Fishing Club

    Sinkers Sea Fishing Club.

    Mobile: 07797 833384

  • St Aubin Sea Angling Club

    Promoting of angling in the island for the whole community to enjoy.

  • St Aubin’s Boat Owners Association

    Ensuring that all harbour users are catered for and consulted with Ports of Jersey.

  • St Brelade Battle of Flowers

    Parish Float – help design, build and flower.

  • St Brelade Parishioners
    • CONTACT: Simon Langlois

    A Parish community group of more than 3,000 people who live in, work or have close links with St Brelade.

  • St Brelade Repair Cafe
    • CONTACT: Simon Langlois & Max Livesey
    • EMAIL: [email protected]
    • ADDRESS:

      Various Parish Venues

    A Parish environmental, social and educational initiative to help people to repair their damaged or broken things in a friendly and social environment. Full details on the FB page.

  • St Brelade Social Club
    • CONTACT: Kevan Nelson
    • EMAIL: [email protected]
    • ADDRESS:

      Le Squendez
      La Route des Quennevais

    Join us at St Brelade’s Sports & Social Club for a range of activities including football, snooker, pool and darts. Food is available on Friday nights.
    Our spacious hall is also available for hire, perfect for your next party or event.
    Contact us today to become a member and enjoy all the benefits of our community. [email protected]

    Opening Hours:
    Friday 17:30 – 22:30
    Saturday 12:00 – 22.30
    Sunday 14:00 – 20.00

    Food Available:
    Friday 17:30 – 20:00

  • St Brelade Twinning Association
    • CONTACT: Martha Bernstein
    • TELEPHONE: 01534 746353
    • EMAIL: [email protected]
    • ADDRESS:

      St Brelade Parish Hall

    St Brelade has been twinned with the town of Granville in Normandy since 2005. We are keen to restart our visits to Granville and host visits from the Jumelage for social events now that Covid is easing. Over the years we have been to various parts of Normandy with the Granville Association de Jumelage and we have taken them around St. Brelade and other areas of Jersey when they visit us. We also have dinners throughout the year for local members to socialise with each other. French speakers are especially welcome BUT it is not essential! Membership currently costs ÂŁ10.00 per person.

  • St Brelade Youth Club
    • CONTACT: John Cornwall
    • TELEPHONE: 07797740547
    • EMAIL: [email protected]
    • ADDRESS:

      Communicare Centre
      St Brelade

    Youth Club for 5 – 13 yr olds.

    Mobile: 07797 859436

  • St. Brelade’s Bay Boat Owners Association (SBBBOA)
    • CONTACT: Jane Morel-Orchard (Hon. Sec.)
    • TELEPHONE: 07797 729466
    • EMAIL: [email protected]
    • ADDRESS:

      (West end of St. Brelades Bay)

    Representing all boat, Kayak and other watercraft users of the Bay and liaising with the Parish/States.

  • Torakan Judo Club

    Judo sessions run on Thursday evenings from 7.00pm at Communicare. 5 – 13/14 yr olds 7.00 – 8.00pm and 13/14 yr olds and over (including adults) 8.00 – 9.00pm.

  • U3A

    What is the U3A?
    The U3A is a national organisation that promotes life-long learning for those who no longer work full-time.
    In our Jersey branch we have around 30 groups offering a range of activities and learning experiences to keep our minds active, whilst offering friendship and fun.
    It is not a University as you might know it
    We don’t offer qualifications, and don’t require regular attendance.
    The groups are led by members, who may offer formal teaching or structured activities, but who may just organise venues and send out reminders, with all members of the group making a contribution.
    We encourage members to share their skills or enthusiasms by offering to convene new groups. You don’t need to be a brainbox – a range of games, crafts or physical activities are welcome as well as more academic pursuits. (Visit the national website u3a.org.uk for ideas.)
    You can join as many or as few groups as you like, all for an annual subscription of only ÂŁ18.00 (which includes a subscription to the national magazine, Third Age Matters.)
    Where are meetings held?
    We have no fixed venue. Many small groups meet in members’ homes, whilst larger groups meet in various locations. Apart from our AGM tea party, the Social History Group is the closest we have to a whole group meeting, with fortnightly talks on matters of local interest open to all.
    We also have regular coffee mornings, lunches every two months, and one-off events like sailing in the summer.
    When do groups meet?
    Groups generally meet on weekday mornings or afternoons. Meetings may be held monthly, weekly, or every two weeks.