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Welcome to Parklands Sports Club
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Club Newsletter

Strategic Plan

Club Draft Constitution

It started on 12 September 1906 when eleven white settlers petitioned the then Her Majesty’s sub-commissioner of Nairobi for a portion of Government land (currently the area occupied by the Club). This was to enable them create a sporting facility where they could meet, relax and play ‘civilized games’. This was granted and so they started by putting up a simple Clubhouse made of wood and iron. Their initial office was a small corrugated iron hut.

It was initially an exclusively white dominated Club with the first non-European member, Mr. Yashvin Shretta being admitted in 1964. He later became the first non-European chairman in 1979 and subsequently succeeded by the first African, Mr. Paul Ndung’u in 1982.

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Mandate PDF Print E-mail

 

The Mandate of the Club is to:

 

  1. Provide Sports and Games Facilities on the Club Premises for Members;
  2. Promote, encourage and participate in competitive Sports and Games on the Club Premises, within the country and internationally;
  3. Encourage and Promote Good Health through Nutritional Awareness and Physical Fitness to Club Members;
  4. Provide, Encourage and Support, Recreational Activities and Social Facilities for Members within and Outside the Club Premises;
  5. Develop, Renovate and Maintain the Club House Together with Sporting and Other Facilities for the Use of its Members;
  6. Provide Residential Facilities for Members, Members’ Guests and Visiting Reciprocating Members for Various Clubs;
  7. Such Other Objects as the Members at a General Meeting Approve, Provided that Such Objects Shall not be Inconsistent with the Club Constitution;
  8. By discouraging anti-social behavior, like drug abuse, improper mode of dress, use of abusive language etc.

 

 

 
Our New Range of Catering Services PDF Print E-mail

Our New Range of Catering Services

The Club has introduced both alcoholic and non-alcoholic cocktails in our bars. You can access the cocktails from any of our four bars, which include: Centenary Bar (main Bar), Pool Bar (Kiboko Bar), Rhino Bar and Twiga Bandas Bar. Cocktails served include both international and local creations, specially prepared and served by our barmen.

Business Lunches/Quick Lunches

We have introduced business lunches commonly known as quick lunches in our daily menu. These meals are tailored for members who have very little time out for lunch. They retail at very affordable prices of Kshs. 250.00 a plate

For Reservations

Telephone numbers: (+254 20) 3745164/3747991 Fax: 3745971 Cellphone Numbers 0736-903837/0733-438169/0721-311745/0725-821886

During working hours: 8:00 am- 9:00 pm

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