Since its foundation in 1893 the CGA has existed to serve and benefit its members. It is an organisation where courtesy and standards still matter, which relishes the challenges of the modern day whilst continuing to appreciate traditional values.

People of nearly all ages will find a myriad of reasons to belong to the CGA. You may wish to unwind in the calm oasis of a private London club, source the very best financial advice, visit a fine stately home that’s rarely open to the public, save thousands when buying a new car or just simply relax and enjoy the members’ exclusive magazine.

It is also an organisation with a charitable heart and members are kept up to date with the CGA’s support of several under-funded young sportsmen and women. Alongside this, the CGA Charitable Foundation makes regular grants to a wide variety of worthy causes, often of a smaller and local nature, throughout the country.

Whilst traditional values are deeply entrenched in the way the CGA conducts its business, there is not the slightest hint of any stuffiness. Both ladies and gentlemen have been welcomed to membership for more than one hundred years and it couldn’t be easier to join. Whatever attracts you to the CGA we are confident you will agree that it’s one of those best-kept secrets that everybody should know about.