Tina Turner’s 2009 UK Tour will be a sell out and, to whet your appetite, we’ve arranged a “must see” Tina Turner tribute night for you on Saturday 29th November at Bird Hills Golf Club, between Bracknell and Maidenhead.  Niqi Brown IS simply the best Tina Turner tribute act and she’ll wow you with all your favourite TT hits… Nutbush City Limits, What’s Love Got To Do With It, Private Dancer, the list is almost endless. So don’t miss this fabulous event and hurry because OUR tickets are selling fast too! Click here for info.

Tickets are already selling fast for our Wham! and George Michael Tribute Night on SATURDAY 13TH SEPTEMBER at Bird Hills Golf Club nr Maidenhead.

You’d be mad to miss this totally entertaining night out and tickets are cheaper in advance, so book yours soon to avoid disappointment! Click here for info p.s. Tina Turner tribute night coming soon!

Friday 31st October 9pm til 2.30am - put this date in your diary now! (more…)

As you know, we’re always on the look-out for great new venues, and we’ve found an EXCELLENT one for you in Cobham, Surrey. (more…)

Who knows what the weather will be like this August Bank Holiday weekend… DON’T WORRY, whether its rainy or sunny, our party on Saturday 23rd August at the Hilton Bracknell will definitely brighten up your weekend, especially as you can claim £2 off the normal admission price by clicking on the “Treats” icon on the righthand side of this page.

As well as various REDUCTIONS on bar prices, we have our super monthly raffle draw too, and of course the music will be excellent as usual.

So make a date to party with us THIS Saturday night - and with Bank Holiday Monday off, you’ll have two days to recover!

p.s. Once again, our New Year’s Eve Party will be at the Hilton Bracknell and tickets are on sale now. Whether you’re single or a couple, this is a MUST-DO EVENT! Click here for info

Yet another happy couple are getting wed, thanks to our Club! (more…)

Flirting! Great fun when you get it right, so here are some tips to make sure you do.

- Smile at the person you are interested in, this will bring out your positivity. A flirty smile can be wider than a regular smile and helps show the other person know you like them.

-  Be complimentary, flattery will get you get everywhere as they say.

- Use eye contact, looking at the person your attracted to for longer than usual is a sign you like them (but don’t stare, that will just scare them away).

- Keep the conversation positive, you want to show the other person that you are fun. So avoid subjects that could result in dispute for example religion or exes.

Even if flirting doesn’t always come naturally to you, it is a skill that can be developed with a little practice.

There are plenty of opportunities to put these flirting tips in to practise at one of our fabulous Dance Parties or Speed Dating events. 

First Dates can be nerve racking in themselves, so the last thing you want is to have nothing to say.

Being prepared will help the conversation flow easier, here are a few tips to help you on your way and prevent those awkward silences:

- To begin with questions about the menu, food or the wine they enjoy are good ice-breakers.

- You want to make sure your date knows you are interested in them, so ask questions about their work, where they live and their hobbies is key.

- However try not overload them with so many questions, that they feel they’re on trial!

- If the date is going well, you should be feeling relaxed.

- So why not now ask what films they have seen recently and if there are any films on they are wanting to see at the moment. This could be a great way of setting up a second date, if the other person is keen you’ll be able to tell from their response.

Whilst asking questions is good, don’t forget to listen to the answers, with this combination you’re on your way to being a great date!

Single? Read this - you’ll be glad you live in the UK… In the West, dating was traditionally a stage on the road to marriage. Some cultures developed customs to emphasise this.

In Germany there’s still a charming event where individuals who have reached the age of 30 and not got hitched are publicly punished. Accompanied by their friends, the offenders are taken to a local church, town hall or opera house, where the men are made to sweep the steps while the women have to clean shoe polish-covered door handles. They can only be released from these onerous tasks when kissed by a virgin of the opposite sex, possibly one who may release them from their “offensive” state of singledom. An all-night party generally follows…

(From “Going Dutch in Beijing” by Mark McCrum published by Profile £9.99 and recently featured in The Independent)

Our discos held every Friday at Bushey Country Club nr Watford in Hertfordshire have helped four singles to find love! Yes, we’re delighted to announce that Owen and Sharon will be marrying in Gran Canaria on 8th August 08 and that’s the luckiest day of the year! Why?  (more…)