Please join us for a virtual evening of Q & A and discussion with Carrie Gracie in conversation with Author and Historian Victoria Schofield.  Carrie Gracie started her career at the BBC in 1987 as a trainee producer following a year in China teaching English at two universities.  She went back to China as the BBC’s Beijing…

Throughout May, members of the ClementJames community and those further afield have been sending in artwork in the form of paintings, recipes, poetry, and more. We are proud to be able to display so many wonderful pieces. Have a scroll to see some of the wonderful work produced… Due to popular demand, we have decided…

Update 22nd May 2020: We are pleased to announce that this event will now be going ahead via Zoom on Monday 1st June at 6:30 pm. This will be a free event but donations are welcome. Click here to for more details and to reserve your place. Update 16th March 2020: In view of this…

John Bercow, former Speaker of the House of Commons will be at The ClementJames Centre in January giving a talk covering his life in politics.

On Thursday, we invited the women in our community to join us for a day of self-care, including yoga, singing, and biscuit decorating! Among other therapeutic activities, the NHS delivered a sleep workshop, a masseuse gave out massages, and tenovus led a singing workshop. We also had two representatives from SASH giving out free support…

Would you like to know more about the menopause? Whatever your age, here is your chance! We are delighted to welcome Kate Panter, Consultant Gynaecologist, and Toosie Bawden, Specialist Physiotherapist in Womens’ Health, to the ClementJames Centre on November 20th. They will talk about the years before, during and after the menopause: looking at the…

The Close Shaves & The High Heels The Close Shaves and The High Heels are returning by popular demand, for a fun-filled evening of barbershop fun in aid of The ClementJames Centre.

Join us for an evening of ‘scandal and intrigue’ within the halls of Westminster! We are very excited about our forthcoming event – ‘A Very English Scandal – An Evening with John Preston’. John Preston is a former Arts Editor of the Evening Standard and the Sunday Telegraph.