About us
"The Blue Circle symbolises calmness, tranquillity, trust, loyalty, and professionalism.
We are a welcoming, inclusive and a friendly group who arrange all types of events throughout the year, all suggestions are most welcome, where we hope everyone will feel safe and entertained.
Inappropriate behaviour or comments will not be tolerated and our moderators will look out for these, which could potentially lead to removal from the group.
Please note that this group has a yearly subscription fee of Β£10 payable after 14 days trial directly to the Organiser using the following details:
Emily Austin
11-00-37
10290567
Please make sure to use your username as reference, so this can be applied to your account. Message Emily with your Bank account name and your name on Meetup.
We look forward to meeting up with you all very soon.
Emily
Organiser
Upcoming events
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Theatre Royal Wakefield
Theatre Royal Wakefield, 12 Drury Ln, WF1 2TE, Wakefield, GBBlackadder Goes Forth
Production company: Wakefield Little Theatre
Location: Matcham Auditorium
Duration: 140 minutes
Price: From Β£16.75
Warning: Projection (Restricted view in upper circle), smoke/haze, mild adult language, strobe lighting, themes of war.https://www.theatreroyalwakefield.co.uk/events/blackadder-goes-forth-2026
https://maps.app.goo.gl/PeTuK6vUkXRbpZR48Parking in any council parking is free after 6
Dolce Vita (10% discount with ticket) beforehand and The Hop after for a drink.4 attendees
Horbury catchup and drinks
Boons, 6 Queen St, Horbury, Wakefield WF4 6LP, UK, Horbury, GBThis popular Horbury village event returns for a relaxing afternoon and a long awaited
catchup.
I look forward to hosting you.If driving, park in the Peel Street Car Park: https://maps.app.goo.gl/sMx3cKCtinghsWrR7 It's free for 4 hrs
π10 attendees
Wombwell pub crawl and food
The Horseshoe, 30 High Street, Wombwell, GBhttps://www.jdwetherspoon.com/pubs/the-horseshoe-wombwell
Join at The Horseshoe.
Wetherspoons took over The Horse Shoe pub which was built in the late 1930s. The census of 1881 and 1891 records that Isaac Pepper was the landlord of the old Horse Shoe. He lived here with his family and two servants. A tithe map shows that The Horse Shoe was on this site in 1839.
We shall meet at The Horseshoe and make our way to various bars in the area.
Itinerary to follow.
I look forward to hosting you all.4 attendees
Past events
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