History – Redmon CC

The Club Dinner

The Annual Club Dinner and Prize Presentation, followed by an evening dance, with all of the ‘Cross Toasting’ now seems

When I joined the Redmon in 1958-59, thanks to Jim Burrow, we used the Working Mens’ Club at Wimbledon as

It was late in 1933 that I met Jim Austin when I fought him in a boxing match at the

I wrote in last month’s article how in 1937 the Club, after a lot of discussion and argument, decided to

Although I have been a member of the Redmon for 50 years (January ’55), Ron Martin’s ‘The Early Years’ said

My earliest recollection of riding was on a bike belonging to our lodger, he went home at the weekend and

In the last magazine I finished off when the clubroom was finished off – by a bomb. Time passed and

Although it is true, as Ron Martin has written, that the Club had ceased its activities until the war was

The 1950’s were the years when the country, as a whole, started to come out of the grey days of

The efforts made to recruit new members during the immediate postwar years of 1946-7 really paid off. 1947 saw the

To be strictly true, the Club, in 1956, should have been singing 21 THIS YEAR! Strange to think if the