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Acton Real Ale Festival 2025 will be held on 29/08 – 31/08. Email Emily to volunteer or with any requests/suggestions.
 
The TU Club is open Sunday-Friday, with Saturdays opening on special occasions. We have two beers on pump, a mix of Portobello Brewing and Guest cask ales. On tap, we have Guinness, Pavement Press Hereford Cider, and Portobello Notting Helles Lager – with one guest keg beer available.
 
Hours are 7pm to 12am with no admission after 1100pm without prior arrangement. To join you need to be a Trade Union member and be sponsored by two members. Exceptions apply for unwaged/retired members – please speak to a Committee member for more information

Sunday is a regular quiz night (starting at 8pm, £1 to participate). The Club opens at other times for special events. The Film Club, The Theatre, and some other events, are open to non-members. These are advertised here, and on our various social media channels. Non-members can also attend as guests of members (all visitors must be signed in), or to try out the bar before joining.

CAMRA members and members of other affiliated organisations are welcome to use the bar as guests, and we are in the Good Beer Guide (2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022 and 2024).

The club is at 33-35 High Street, Acton, London, W3 6ND. 020 8992 4557 (after 7.00pm). Directions are here.

 

The West London Trades’ Union Club (WLTUC or the TU Club) was formed in 1983 as a social and political meeting place for Trade Unionists in the area, members of the labour movement and the local community. It is an independent co-operative owned by its members and run by a Management Committee which includes Officers. The committee is elected from the members and elections are held, following the General meetings, every six months for approximately half the committee. 

The WLTUC has become known as a progressive centre, supporting local and national activities, there is also a bar and lounge where members and their guests can meet and relax. Many events are held in the hall upstairs or the paved garden. These range from international evenings focusing on a particular country and special celebrations like May Day, talks, a film club, debates, barbecues, fund raising events and drama combining serious intent with music and fun.