Clubs
We operate a number of clubs for the benefit of the community and host many other clubs/gatherings. Here are a few examples:
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Shares Club
Chaired by Richard Gardener, a group of investors regularly meet to discuss (apportion blame) or rejoice in (take credit) the latest investment performance. Fortunes are not made or lost but sometimes it feels like it!
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Book Club
Hosted by Annie Gilpin who is reknowned for her ability to talk at great length and with great authority about the "book of the month" (or indeed anything really!). An enlightening evening is promised and invariably delivered.
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MG Bedford Owners Club
The MG Owners Club was formed in 1973 to serve the growing needs of the MG sports car enthusiast. Over the last 35 years the MGOC has concentrated on making it easier, cheaper and more enjoyable to own an MG. Our vast membership base has helped earn us the reputation of being the World's largest single marque car club. The Bedford branch meet regularly at the John O'Gaunt Inn.
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Capri Owners Club
The group includes any Capri owner from any local Capri club. We have been doing the Summer Fun Run now for three years. We have had from six to nine cars. We select different routes in the local area and have always finished by going through the Sutton ford for a splash then nibbles and drink at the John O'Gaunt.
please find below some photo's
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National Farmers' Union
NFU East Anglia covers Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Norfolk and Suffolk. From the fertile Fens to the extensively grazed grasslands within the Waveney Valley, the region has one of the most productive agricultural landscapes in the world. As well as producing quality food, farmers and growers support thousands of jobs, manage the countryside and offer solutions to alleviate problems posed by climate change. The local branch meets regularly at the pub.
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Young Farmers
Biggleswade YFC the most successful, fun loving and good looking young farmers club in Bedfordshire! They regularly hold events and meetings at the John O'Gaunt Inn. You don't have to be involved in farming - in fact a lot of members aren't - just be between 14 and 26 and willing to get involved, get to know people and have fun!!
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Biggleswade Athletic Club
Regular visitors to the pub, these athletes earn their beer. Either a 6 mile run through the footpaths and bridleways or the Christmas special 2.5 mile handicap run followed by a pub run dressed as fairies around the pubs of Sandy, Potton and Sutton. The John O'Gaunt is a favourite because they can indulge in their next favourite past-time...singing very badly.
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