Welcome to our new Wimborne Club venue
Landlords Liam and Gemma and their friendly team welcome you to The Coach & Horses, a beautiful, thatched Pub, and listed building dating back to the 1900s.
The Coach & Horses is nestled in the community, with easy parking and great food, friendly staff who go the extra mile, a fun atmosphere awaits you.
Liam recently wrote this post on Facebook, and I could not agree more.
"We’re making a comeback-
Pub lunches, date nights and after work drinks, it’s been too may years of lost moments. So, say goodbye to the video calls, catch up TV and loungewear. Dig out those glad rags because it’s time to raise a glass, together.
They have continued to make a GREAT come back, all the LLL Wimborne Ladies are so grateful for such a fun and welcoming venue to come to each month.- Keep doing what you are doing.
Liam and Gemma look forward to continuing hosting our monthly Wimborne Club meet ups.
From March 2025 - we plan to eat together in the pub as before, but rather than stay in the pub for our speakers or activities, we wil go over to use the Skittle Alley once we have eaten. To have our own private space to listen, learn, and have fun together is just "GREAT"
I am also bringing my charges inline with the other LLL clubs from April 2025 - the non member price will be £24 - Members at £18- Join as a Member for £35
POLICE DOG HANDLER
We are in for a real treat to start off our NEW YEAR- we usually meet on a Wednesday but for this one its a TUESDAY - we have Colin joining us as a dog handler to show us how his four legged work colleagues help us ALL STAY SAFE
A police dog handler partners with a specially trained dog to support law enforcement, involving tasks like tracking suspects, finding missing persons, detecting drugs/explosives, and controlling crowds, requiring intense training, high fitness, and a deep bond with the canine partner for public safety and crime prevention. Colin has been in the Police force for 32 years, but has spent twenty years as a dog handler, he has lost count of how many dogs he has worked with. He has worked with six dogs from their birth to the end of their careers with the force. Strong bonds are made and its hard to say goodbye to your work colleagues, but they do deserve their retirement too.
Colin works out of Central London but is a UK resource officer, so can be placed anywhere required, his only request is "if the biscuits are nice enough" Colin absolutely loves his job and admits he would do it for free, but has asked us not to tell my Commissioner ????
For anyone with concerns about dogs or has an allergy to dogs this is not the event for you, the dogs will be involved in the event.
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