General Monthly Meetings
These take place on the second Tuesday of each month in Littleton Village Hall. Doors are open from 2:00 and talks which are free of charge begin at 2:30. Talks usually last about an hour and are followed by tea and biscuits. All U3A members are most welcome.
Contact the speakers organiser, Nick Vernon, contact details, for further details.
The speaker is asked to start at 2.30 pm, but we love to see you, the audience, when the doors open at 2.00 pm, so that you have time to chat with your friends, meet new members. The talk usually lasts for around one hour with questions, and we then enjoy a cup of tea and biscuit before leaving at around 4.00 pm.
Not all members have cars or are able to drive, and the bus service does not fit in with our timings. Please help fellow members with their journey to the meetings where you can.
Tuesday 14th June 2022 - CPRE (council for the protection of rural England), what they do locally and how we can help to protect our countryside and environment - by To Be Defined In Person at Littleton Hall starting 2.30pm
Tuesday 12th July 2022 - Railway Art - by Keith Hatter (Winchester u3a member) In Person at Littleton Hall starting 2.30pm
August 2022 - No meeting
Tuesday 13th September 2022 - Finland “fêting the Finns” - by Christopher Massy-Beresford In Person at Littleton Hall starting 2.30pm
Tuesday 11th October 2022 - Jane Austen and music - by Jeremy Neville In Person at Littleton Hall starting 2.30pm
INSTRUCTIONS FOR PREPARING AND SERVING TEAS
At least 3 people are needed. If you think that you will have difficulty serving teas on your date, please swap with another group and advise me. On the day, please arrive at Littleton Hall by 2pm to lay out cups and saucers etc. before the talk starts. The hot water heater doesn’t take long to heat up. Alongside are very clear instructions as to its use. The dishwasher, which completes a cycle in just a few minutes, should be switched on at least 20 minutes before needed.
During the talk, please sit at the rear of the hall close to the door so that you can make a quick exit as soon as the talk has finished.
Thank you all for your co-operation.
Rose & Steve Saunders