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London Press Club
St Bride Foundation
14 Bride Lane, Fleet Street
London EC4Y 8EQ

Telephone: 020 7353 7086
Fax: 020 7353 7087
Email: info@londonpressclub.co.uk

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Welcome to the website of the London Press Club.

The Club welcomes as members those with an interest in journalism and the media including past and present journalists, broadcasters, designers, cartoonists and corporate communicators.

We organise a wide range of events where journalists, business people, legislators and others can meet to discuss issues of interest. Our Annual Awards are highly sought after while the London Press Club Ball is a social highlight for many in the media.

More information is available on this website or contact us at info@londonpressclub.co.uk.

LPC ties
Club ties are available in two colours - maroon or navy and in polyester (£15 inc VAT) or silk (£23 inc VAT).P&P £1 within UK, £2 international.

To purchase, please send a cheque made payable to ‘The London Press Club’ to the LPC office, together with your address details.

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MONTHLY DRINKS -

NEW VENUE

Our regular monthly drinks event now has a new venue. Join us on the first Thursday of every month at:

El Vino’s

30 New Bridge Street

London EC4V 6BJ

All members and guests welcome.For a map, click here.

Investigative journalist kicks off new series of events

The London Press Club held its first media networking night at Shoreditch House on 24th June. With Mirror journalist Ryan Parry as keynote speaker, and over 150 guests, the event was buzzing with people from the media world. These included journalists from national and regional publications including The Telegraph, Mail on Sunday, London Paper and Financial Times, as well as freelance journalists and others from the media world. 30 places were also filled by journalism students at City University.

Ryan, who won the LPC Scoop of the Year award in 2006 for his investigative journalism -posing as a footman at Buckingham Palace - kicked the night off with a fascinating talk. He told the guests what it is like to work on a busy, national paper and amused the group of fellow journalists with stories of his quest to find new stories.

The series of networking nights has been organised as a tri-monthly event, with each event being held at an exclusive venue, with a high profile speaker. For more information, contact the LPC office.