Programme ..  all talks start at 10.30am

9th Sept 2024
​Peter Cordall
​Recollections of Antarctica.
23rd Sept
​​Gill Russell
Stranger in a Strange Land - Japan..
14th Oct
Autumn Lunch
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28th Oct​
​Phil Atty
​Everest Base Camp
11th Nov
Lunch
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​25th Nov
​Susan Douglass
​A House through Time - 5 Winkley Square - a family home
​9th Dec
​Christmas Lunch
 
​13th Jan 2025
​Roger Browne
The Great American Songbook
​27th Jan
​Graham Nuttall
Life Behind Bars. (and short AGM)
10th Feb
Lunch
 
24th Feb
Julian Bond
Escape from Burma
10th March
Frank Vigon
Shaun Greenhalgh - Forger from a shed in Bolton
24th March
Lunch
 
28th April
Steve Barrett
Exploring the Solar System
12th May
John Hill
William Morris
9th June
Colin Penny
Historic Graffiti: The Writing's on the Wall
23rd June
Ann-Marie Michel
Art and the Working Class
14th July
Lunch
 
28th July
Josephine Gosling
Walks, People and History
11th Aug
Keith Stevens
Ordnance Survey
8th Sept
Ray Hoerty
Famous Sayings.
22nd Sept
Speaker TBA
 
13th Oct
Lunch
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27th Oct
Joe Darlington
Spinoza's Spectacles - Philosophy, Science and the Dutch Masters
10th Nov
David Arkell
The History of Brooklands - Birthplace of British Motorsport & Aviation, Home of Concorde -
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27th Jan 2025
Graham Nuttall
‘Life Behind Bars"
"After more than 30 years in Education, Graham was asked to work at one of His Majesty's Prisons as a Chaplain,   He met some famous characters and recalls some amusing events 'inside' comparing the lives of  modern day prisoners to those portrayed in TV programmes such as "Porridge" and "Bad Girls".  Does prison work, or is it the biggest University of Crime in the country?"
 




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