What the club does This is a club for people with any physical disability. Meetings in the afternoon include guest speakers, quizzes, tea and chat. The Club meets every Wednesday fortnight during the afternoon in the United Reformed Church, Great Baddow, where speakers on various subjects and other entertainments are presented. The Club starts at 2-00pm and finishes…
Great Baddow has several play groups in the village at various venues. Jo Jingles Tuesday Jo Jingles is at the The Parish Hall from 9.45 am on Tuesday mornings. The class is taught by Sophie and children will sing nursery rhymes and action songs and also play with musical instruments. You need to enquire first, either through…
There are two WI groups in Great Baddow, one meets on Monday evenings and the other on Thursday afternoons. Baddow Hall WI Baddow Hall WI is Great Baddow’s Women’s Institute evening group. They meet on the third Monday of every month, except August, at 7.45pm in the Parish Hall. All visitors are very welcome. The group have…
The Baddow Camera Club is for anybody interested in photographs and photography. There is a busy calender with many talks, demonstrations, competitions and practical evenings. Meetings are at the Reading Rooms (green hut on Bell Street) every Tuesday at 8pm from September until June. Visitors are welcome. Arrive by 7.45pm to get settled for a prompt start. The end…
Kazen Kai Martial Arts run classes for children and adults in a purpose built dojo (Japanese for training room). The instructors are friendly and keep the kids entertained. For adults there are karate classes, kickboxing, mixed martial arts (MMA) and fitness. There is a waiting area, male and female changing and toilets. Unit 2 Beehive…
Great Baddow Football Club has two teams playing on Saturdays and a Vets team who play on Sundays. GBFC Honours: Mid Essex Premier Champions, Mid Essex Cup, Mid Essex Trophy, Bill Spurgeon Cup. They are sponsored by Yasmin Indian Brasserie. Contact Ray Woolf, Terry Hill, or Dick Royce – call the Great Baddow Millenium Centre for…
The Great Baddow Bowling Club play at the recreation ground. It was founded in 1927, making it one of the oldest clubs in the village. Recreation Ground, Baddow Road, Great Baddow, Chelmsford CM2 9RB Tel: 01245 471469 There are over a 100 members and all are welcome to play for fun and leisure or to try…
The Great Baddow Millennium Community Centre provides a social hub for the village. They have a members bar, several activity rooms and snooker room. Great Baddow Millenium Community Centre Baddow Road Chelmsford Essex CM2 9RL Bar and general enquiries: Contact the Centre Manager, Helen Sullivan: 01245 475899 Room Hire enquiries: Contact Jean or Sharon on 01245 478088 Party…
Formed in 1982, Theatre at Baddow is a friendly local drama group who put on three plays a year in The Parish Hall as well as occasional studio productions in The Reading Rooms. The members also meet up for play-readings, theatre trips, meals etc. We are always pleased to welcome new members whether they want to…
The Great Baddow Lawn Tennis Club is on Ladywell Lane in Sandon, on the border with Great Baddow. They describe themselves as “The Friendliest Tennis Club in Chelmsford, Essex”. The club was founded in 1902 and first played in Great Baddow on Galleywood Road. They moved to Ladywell Lane in 1966.
