Hello, fellow '70s time travellers, let's step into a time when working men's clubs stood as beacons of camaraderie and humour, offering solace with a side of satire. These clubs weren't mere venues; they were the cultural epicentres of their communities. People from all walks of life gathered, not just for entertainment, but for a sense of unity and an escape from daily hardships. The clubs were the unsung heroes behind the scenes, cultivating the careers of artists who would become national treasures, such as Morecambe and Wise. Television programmes like…