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High Chai – Indian-inspired afternoon tea

Bookham Scouting Centre, Bookham · 15 November 2026

15 Nov

An Indian-inspired afternoon tea served on tiered stands, with samosas, tandoori chicken sandwiches, mattar paneer tarts, brownies and masala chai. A vegetarian version is available. It takes place at Bookham Scouting Centre in Bookham on 15 November 2026 from 4.30pm to 6.30pm, and suits couples, groups and families. Admission is by prior booking only, at £35 per adult and £15 per child.

Highlights

  • Tiered stands with savoury bites, sweet treats and masala chai
  • Vegetarian version available
  • Prior booking only, £35 per adult and £15 per child

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Bookham Scouting Centre, KT23 3NA

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