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Ladies Night Out Club run events for ladies 50+

Thursday, 22 September 2011

The Ladies Night Out Club the social and friendship group in Derbyshire is now running specific events for women who are in their fifties and sixties.

The social events will be run within the Derbyshire area and will provide an informal and relaxed environment for women who are over 50 and live in Derbyshire to meet and make new friends.
What are Member Points?

Member Points are given to members for:
- Adding a comment to an event: 2 points
- Reviewing an event or location: 5 points
- Attending an event: 5 points
- Suggesting an event (and it being accepted): 25 points
- Hosting an event: 25 points
- Inviting a friend to join the website*: 5 points
- When your friend joins the website*: 5 points
*To earn Member Points for sending out an invite email to a friend to join the Ladies Night Out Club website you must use the Invite a Friend form. Member Points will be given when a friend successfully joins the website by clicking on the joining link contained within the invite email. Only Premium Members can invite friends using the Invite a Friend form.

Competitions
As everyone knows points mean prizes and so the member with the most points wins our member points competition. Even though points can be earned by any member you have to be a Premium member to win the competition.

How you can spend your points
When your Premium membership is due for renewal you will also be able to trade in your points to claim money off your membership. Every point you earn is equivalent to 1p. So for example, if you have collected 500 points and you are due to renew your Premium membership you would be able to claim £5 off the cost.
Ladies Night Out Club offer members the chance to win a day at the spa

Tuesday, 5 October 2010

The Ladies Night Out Club are now offering their members the chance to win two massages and afternoon tea for two courtesy of the Clink Spa at the Cathedral Quarter Hotel.
What are Member Points?

Member Points are given to members for:
- Adding a comment to an event: 2 points
- Reviewing an event or location: 5 points
- Attending an event: 5 points
- Suggesting an event (and it being accepted): 25 points
- Hosting an event: 25 points
- Inviting a friend to join the website*: 5 points
- When your friend joins the website*: 5 points
*To earn Member Points for sending out an invite email to a friend to join the Ladies Night Out Club website you must use the Invite a Friend form. Member Points will be given when a friend successfully joins the website by clicking on the joining link contained within the invite email. Only Premium Members can invite friends using the Invite a Friend form.

Competitions
As everyone knows points mean prizes and so the member with the most points wins our member points competition. Even though points can be earned by any member you have to be a Premium member to win the competition.

How you can spend your points
When your Premium membership is due for renewal you will also be able to trade in your points to claim money off your membership. Every point you earn is equivalent to 1p. So for example, if you have collected 500 points and you are due to renew your Premium membership you would be able to claim £5 off the cost.
Race for life

Sunday, 18 July 2010

On Sunday Victoria and I did the Race for Life and managed to finish the 5k course in 40 minutes. We ran (and walked a bit!) with each other the whole way round the course and I'm really proud that in doing so we managed to raise over £140 between us for Cancer Research!
What are Member Points?

Member Points are given to members for:
- Adding a comment to an event: 2 points
- Reviewing an event or location: 5 points
- Attending an event: 5 points
- Suggesting an event (and it being accepted): 25 points
- Hosting an event: 25 points
- Inviting a friend to join the website*: 5 points
- When your friend joins the website*: 5 points
*To earn Member Points for sending out an invite email to a friend to join the Ladies Night Out Club website you must use the Invite a Friend form. Member Points will be given when a friend successfully joins the website by clicking on the joining link contained within the invite email. Only Premium Members can invite friends using the Invite a Friend form.

Competitions
As everyone knows points mean prizes and so the member with the most points wins our member points competition. Even though points can be earned by any member you have to be a Premium member to win the competition.

How you can spend your points
When your Premium membership is due for renewal you will also be able to trade in your points to claim money off your membership. Every point you earn is equivalent to 1p. So for example, if you have collected 500 points and you are due to renew your Premium membership you would be able to claim £5 off the cost.
LNOC Team on the radio

Wednesday, 9 June 2010

Sam and Tara were interviewed by Bill Buckley on his afternoon show on BBC Radio Leicester last Thursday.
What are Member Points?

Member Points are given to members for:
- Adding a comment to an event: 2 points
- Reviewing an event or location: 5 points
- Attending an event: 5 points
- Suggesting an event (and it being accepted): 25 points
- Hosting an event: 25 points
- Inviting a friend to join the website*: 5 points
- When your friend joins the website*: 5 points
*To earn Member Points for sending out an invite email to a friend to join the Ladies Night Out Club website you must use the Invite a Friend form. Member Points will be given when a friend successfully joins the website by clicking on the joining link contained within the invite email. Only Premium Members can invite friends using the Invite a Friend form.

Competitions
As everyone knows points mean prizes and so the member with the most points wins our member points competition. Even though points can be earned by any member you have to be a Premium member to win the competition.

How you can spend your points
When your Premium membership is due for renewal you will also be able to trade in your points to claim money off your membership. Every point you earn is equivalent to 1p. So for example, if you have collected 500 points and you are due to renew your Premium membership you would be able to claim £5 off the cost.
Brand new website for Ladies Night Out Club

Saturday, 8 May 2010

The first phase of the East Midlands online and offline social group went live today.

The Ladies Night Out Club is a social club for women who are either new to Derby, Leicester or Nottingham and want to make new friends or just extend their social circle.
What are Member Points?

Member Points are given to members for:
- Adding a comment to an event: 2 points
- Reviewing an event or location: 5 points
- Attending an event: 5 points
- Suggesting an event (and it being accepted): 25 points
- Hosting an event: 25 points
- Inviting a friend to join the website*: 5 points
- When your friend joins the website*: 5 points
*To earn Member Points for sending out an invite email to a friend to join the Ladies Night Out Club website you must use the Invite a Friend form. Member Points will be given when a friend successfully joins the website by clicking on the joining link contained within the invite email. Only Premium Members can invite friends using the Invite a Friend form.

Competitions
As everyone knows points mean prizes and so the member with the most points wins our member points competition. Even though points can be earned by any member you have to be a Premium member to win the competition.

How you can spend your points
When your Premium membership is due for renewal you will also be able to trade in your points to claim money off your membership. Every point you earn is equivalent to 1p. So for example, if you have collected 500 points and you are due to renew your Premium membership you would be able to claim £5 off the cost.

Mid month social

Saturday, March 10 2012 - 8:00pm

It maybe the middle of the month but no excuse not to be out and socialising. Join the girls at Number Five, this sophisicated bar with a buzzing atomsphere and is a located down George Street just off Friargate.
Club social and drinks night

Saturday, March 24 2012 - 8:00pm

Bar Sixteen in the Cathedral Quarter Hotel is a haven from a world of fast, pre-mixed, artificial tasting drinks. The bar is plush and comfortable and is perfect for a girls night out drinking their fabulous cocktails.
Tuesday curry night in Belper for £6

Tuesday, March 20 2012 - 8:00pm

There are a number of our members who live in and around Belper so once a month we will be running an event in this area. For March we are going to The Devonshire a great pub on Bridge Street in Belper.

Monday, 30 January 2012

dannibear2011 posted Newbie here very nervous...

Hello all you lovely ladies out there. My name is Danielle, I am 29, moved to Derby in August last year leaving my social life and close friends behind:-( Very difficult when working shifts, moving somewhere new and starting a new career in a new place. All of my new work collegues are wonderful but live in Nottingham. I will be honest and say I am finding it difficult to have a social life in Derby. I am very nervous about signing up, I have written this post and deleted it several times. However I can now breath the hard part is over.
Tuesday, 24 January 2012

Colina posted Newbie...... And nervous!...

Hi all, I'm Colina - recently moved to beautiful derby having married a wonderful man. I work near Mansfield and haven't had the time until now to make some new friends. I'm just 32, love food, wine, gossip, travel - I'd love to say the gym but I'd be telling porkies! Would like to meet other ladies in a similar situations. I'm new to these sites and a little nervous of the unknown but will give anything a try once. Hope to speak to anyone soon :-)
Tuesday, 17 January 2012

pearlyqueen posted widow...

hi my name is pearl i am 56 and been widowed a year now and would love to meet one or two ladys for drinks friendship ect must like a good old laugh and by the way i smoke too

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