The Mildmay Club & Institute is a members’ club founded in 1888 and which has been at its present site on Newington Green since 1900.
It has a members’ bar, a nine-table snooker room, a pool/TV room, and two large upstairs halls hosting regular live events.
Membership is open to everyone over the age of 18 for an annual fee of £35.
You can read all about the history of the Club here.
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As the Club’s trustees, Committee members are legally responsible for all aspects of the running of the Club. They ensure that the Club acts in accordance with our governing document (our Rules), and complies with all legal, financial and accounting requirements. They ensure that the Club’s resources are managed responsibly, and that all our activities are in the best interest of the club.
They act in a voluntary capacity and cannot make any financial gain from their role.
Their purpose and responsibilities are further explained in the Committee Members’ Charter.
Minutes of Club Meetings
You can read the minutes of our committee and AGM meetings here.
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Our Premises License
Hackney Council granted the Club’s application for a full Premises License in October 2025. This replaces the Club Premises Certificate under which we had previously operated.
Thanks to those of you who attended our AGM back in March and supported a change that the Council had strongly encouraged us to make.
Club President Andy McAdie explains in this letter to members the reasons we needed the new license and what it means for the club.
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Annual Accounts
And our annual accounts for 2024 (presented to the 2025 AGM) here.
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Building Renovation
We have been carrying out extensive renovation work on our magnificent club building.
Repairs to our complex roof structure are now complete, but there is a great deal more to do.
Here is the report on progress prepared for our 2024 AGM:
Our Club Rules
The Club’s constitution is based on model rules set out by our umberella body, the Club and Institute Union (CIU), with amendments adopted at our 2025 AGM/SGM.
These (2025) rules have now been accepted by both the CIU and the FCA, the body that maintains overisght of mutual orgnisations such as ours.
You can read them here.
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Committee News
Election Results 2025