New! – Thames Valley Network u3a Zoom Events
Details have been now been published for the following events on the Thames Valley Network calendar:
Friday 7th May at 10.30 on Zoom – The Sweetest Thing: the history of sugar
The speaker is Ruth Nobbs, who gave the enthralling talk on The Charge of the Light Brigade earlier this year. The talk is free of charge. Full details of the event can be found on this flyer. The closing date for applications is Monday, 3rd May.
Friday 14th May at 10.30 on Zoom – The History of Gardening – part 1
Dr David Marsh is the speaker for this 4-lecture event. The first two lectures today will look at when and how the interest in gardening began and where the plants in our gardens came from originally. The remaining two lectures will follow next week in Part 2 (separate flyer).
The cost for this talk is £1 per device. Full details of the event can be found on this flyer. The closing date for applications is Monday, 10th May.
Friday 21st May at 10.30 on Zoom – The History of Gardening – part 2
The two final lectures look at the growth of interest amongst the 19th century middle class, how technology changed the face of our gardens and how the mass media has changed gardening in the 20th century.
The cost for this talk is £1 per device. Full details of the event can be found on this flyer. The closing date for applications is Monday, 17th May.
‘TICKETSOURCE’ icon immediately below the event on the TVN website. You will receive an acknowledgement immediately and the Zoom link a few days before the event.
The full list of events currently available to book are shown below:
The Sweetest Thing: A history of sugar
The speaker is Ruth Nobbs, who gave the enthralling talk on The Charge of the Light Brigade earlier this year. The talk is free of charge. Full details of the event can be found on this flyer. The closing date for applications is Monday, 3rd May.
History of Gardening Part 1
Dr David Marsh is the speaker for this 4-lecture event. The first two lectures today will look at when and how the interest in gardening began and where the plants in our gardens came from originally. The remaining two lectures will follow next week in Part 2 (separate flyer).
The cost for this talk is £1 per device. Full details of the event can be found on this flyer. The closing date for applications is Monday, 10th May.
History of Gardening Part 2
The two final lectures with the speaker Dr David Marsh, look at the growth of interest amongst the 19th century middle class, how technology changed the face of our gardens and how the mass media has changed gardening in the 20th century.
The cost for this talk is £1 per device. Full details of the event can be found on this flyer. The closing date for applications is Monday, 17th May.
British Prime Ministers
No information available as yet.
Visit to RHS Wisley
No information available as yet.
Coventry Cathedral
No information available as yet.
Repeat of The Thames and its Boats (postponed from June 2020)
No information available as yet.
