We are a friendly group of people in the Yorkshire area who all have something in common, OUR LOVE OF KOI. Our members enjoy the following benefits: * Advice on Pond Design, Filtration & Koi health. * Regular speakers & pond visits. * Monthly Social Evenings. * Annual closed show.

We are a friendly group of Koi Keepers and our members enjoy the following benefits. Advice on Pond Design, Filtration & Koi health. Regular dealer & pond visits. Free to use video library. Monthly Social Evenings. Monthly newsletter. Annual show at Margam Park on August bank holiday weekend.

The aims of the club are to promote and encourage the hobby of Koi Fish Keeping within the Section's area and to aid fellow members where possible. Meetings are held monthly, normally on the first Sunday of each month at East Preston Scout Hall, The Street, East Preston, West Sussex and start at 2.30 pm. At most meetings we invite guest speakers. Throughout the year club members open their ponds and gardens to other members for the advancement of the hobby. Members and their families also enjoy arranged trips to visit other Sections and Societies.

We meet at All Saints Church Hall, Hambledon Road, Denmead, on the second Wednesday of each month, at 8pm, when we normally have a guest speaker on a Koi related topic. At these Club Nights members are able to purchase good quality food and other essential goods at discounted prices from our Section Shop. Members find that the considerable savings on shop prices more than equal the membership fee within a very short time of joining. Also available on Club Nights is a library of Koi videos, magazines, books, etc., together with a selection of Koi Health Group publications.

The aim of the section is to provide a convivial environment dedicated to promoting the hobby of Koi Keeping in the South East of England. Via our monthly meetings, ad-hoc activities and monthly newsletter 'Spotlight' we endevour to raise the level of knowledge within the section by the painless process of "learning from other peoples mistakes". We can boast of a membership of approximately 85 households containing Koi-keepers of all levels of experience that provide mutual aid and support to one another in matters related to the hobby.