at the club, we panic. right, is everyone ready to go? if the club was to close, i think i d be dead in about a year. i know a lot of people feel that when they walk through the doors, this club is where they belong. i am responsible for the club financially. the buck stops with me. do you want me to do it all green orjust half? no. just leave it. i think it looks like shrek. we don t know what s around the corner. we ve currently not got a signed lease so our landlords could serve us six month notice and that s it. we ll be gone. has the club been busier? it has. but i will admit we are| very, very down today. very down. i know by the money! i have a real moral responsibility to ensure that the club continues for as long as it possibly can. welcome to clacton railway social club. this through here is our office. this is where all the magic happens and where me and alan spend most of our time. i apologise now for the filing system, but this is, this is alan s filing system,
and take the television, and you did nothing. we thought you d arranged it. arranged what? well, they were wearing overalls. none of our committee get paid whatsoever. it is all voluntary. not bingo, no. i think it s a boring game. i started four years ago to help them out. i m still doing it. alan, he is the key person in the club, i would say, next to my dad. his properjob is a driver, a taxi driver, but to me he s taxi alan. most of them come up with £20 notes to buy £1.50 books, - and it s annoying! we have pam pink, who is a trustee of the club. she s in charge of the bingo and the raffle, and no one gets through that door without being sold a raffle ticket. any more raffle tickets? going once, going twice. i m gone. my dad, he s. ..a character. after 25 years, i am
right, this stuff s got to be here. | we haven t thrown it away, have we? - i don t think so. i don t know. what. ? what s that in your little blue pile there? these bits. paper rips. 0h, what s that? no, that s a bank statement. all right. kelly laughs. alan s safe place. it s always in a safe place. you will eventually find it. it s just the process of finding it. tonight is the committee meeting. can they be a bit challenging? yes, extremely. depending on what is being discussed. at the moment, purchasing all the fruit for the bar is kind of falling on alan s shoulders, or nicky. and me. ..and pam. yeah. and pam is getting the fruit. ifind it.
um. i ve always referred to it very similar to peter kay s phoenix nights. just let me get this straight again. two lads walk in off the street and take the television, and you did nothing. we thought you d arranged it. arranged what? well, they were wearing overalls. none of our committee get paid whatsoever. it is all voluntary. not bingo, no. i think it s a boring game. i started four years ago to help them out. i m still doing it. alan, he is the key person in the club, i would say, next to my dad. his properjob is a driver, a taxi driver, but to me he s taxi alan. most of them come up- with £20 notes to buy £1.50 books, and it s annoying! we have pam pink, who is a trustee of the club. she s in charge of the bingo and the raffle, and no one gets through that door without being sold a raffle ticket. any more raffle tickets? going once, going twice.