Members sue Singapore Recreation Club over vote to turn billiards room into co-working space


Singapore Recreation Club closed the billiards room on Nov 15 so that renovations for the co-working space could start. - Photo: The Straits Times/ANN

SINGAPORE: Members of Singapore Recreation Club’s (SRC) billiards group are challenging a resolution in court that would turn the billiards room into a co-working space.

Sean Kerwin Mathews and Mu Yee Shyong, who are from the 142-year-old club’s billiards group committee, filed a claim with the High Court on Nov 19.

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