West Tradies is a community based club founded by members of building workers unions in 1973. It has recently changed its name from Mt Druitt Workers Club.
We offer a full range of club services and activities- Bars and lounges
- Brasserie
- Cafe
- Outdoor seating
- BBQ area
- Kids' interactive games room
- Children’s playground
- Showroom
- Function and meeting rooms
- Courtesy bus
- Raffles
- Bingo
- Keno
- TAB
- Sub-clubs (indoor bowls, darts, fishing)
The Courtesy Bus operates from Wednesday - Sunday. There is a $3 flat rate charge (one way or return). Please contact Reception for operating times. Club Trading HoursMonday - Tuesday 10.00 am - 11.00pm
Wednesday - Thursday 10.00am - 11.30pm
Friday - Saturday 10.00 am - 1.00am Sunday 10.00 am - 9.00pm West Tradies Brasserie Trading HoursLunch 11:30pm - 2:00pm daily
Dinner Sunday - Wednesday 5:30pm - 8:30pm Thursday - Saturday 5:30pm - 9:00pm Club Directors | Dennis Matthews | Chairman | | Rebel Hanlon | Vice Chairman | | Tony Bleasdale | Treasurer | | Ian Smith | Vice Chairman | | Mario Barrios | Director | | John Scott | Director | | Rod Jarman | Director | | Nicholas Fodor | Director | | Doreen O’Grady | Director | History 
In August 2008 the club celebrated its 25th Anniversary. The club was established for building tradesmen and their families through the support of unions in the building industry. Known originally as the Building Workers Club it grew very quickly and often had a waiting list of people keen to join. It was certainly a testament to the need for a community club in the Mt Druitt area. The club has always had a strong community spirit and a focus on assisting local people. The development of the club itself became a way to help the community with a barbeque area project providing work for nine unemployed Mt Druitt residents, helping them get back into permanent employment. Mt Druitt Workers Club is now known as West Tradies. It is an important venue for the wider community with a commitment to helping local schools, sporting clubs and community services where it can, and to providing excellent leisure facilities and entertainment for the people of the area. |