About Us

The Frontline Club is a London's club for journalists, set up by Vaughan Smith in 2003 in honour of colleagues at the Frontline Television News agency who died pursuing their work.

The second floor houses the events room, used for the Frontline Club’s packed programme of debates, documentary and film screenings which bring together many of the world’s best journalists, photographers, filmmakers and cameramen. The events room is available for private hire.

The programme is run by the ... MoreFrontline Charitable Trust, set up to promote independent journalism and provide training in the safety of journalists and other media workers in areas of conflict.

As well as the events, the Frontline Club's building encompasses a private clubroom, which has internet access, daily newspapers and a selection of magazines, and seven bedrooms available to members. Food is served in the club room and there is an award-winning restaurant. Both the club room and restaurant menus include British classics with much of the produce supplied by Vaughan Smith from his Ellingham Farm in Norfolk. Less

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