Our May meeting will be at the Bell starting at 6.30pm.These evenings are proving very enjoyable and stimulating and we are always happy to welcome new members. If you are interested in joining us please contact Margaret for more information.

Our speaker this evening will be Mary Moore who is a Blue Badge guide in Birmingham. Her talk is titled 'Discovering Birmingham' and we it will inspire members to visit the city later in the year.

The classic novel 1984 by George Orwell is our book for this month.

As part of Big Green Week we will pick litter around the village this morning. Meet at the Coach and Horses at 10.30 to collect equipment and agree areas to be picked.

This evening has been arranged by our Vice-president, Pat Smith, in response to the Resolution to be voted on at the NFWI Annual Meeting at the end of May 'Clean Rivers for People and Wildlife. The speakers from the Cotswold Rivers Trust will be Richard Knowles, Chair of the Trust, and Tony Bostock, one of […]

As usual we will meet at Harper's coffee shop to enjoy each other's company over refreshments while we talk about current issues of interest or concern to our members. If you haven't been to a discussion group before and would like to join us, please let Margaret know in advance if you can, otherwise just […]

If you are interested in joining our group please contact Margaret who will give you the title of this month's book. The Bell makes us very welcome.

The original speaker for this evening, a Blue Badge guide for Birmingham is unable to come because of a hospital appointment. Instead Ros, who knows the city well, will share some ideas and information about interesting places to visit. We hope members will be inspired to arrange a visit and for those who are there […]

This evening we shall be discussing Shuggie Bain, the story of a child growing up in poverty in Glasgow. A Booker prize winner it is a sad but vividly written novel. Su is our host for the evening.

This is a remarkable place and a visit is a very interesting experience. Members who were there some years ago have never forgotten the sight of furnace that converts waste materials that can't be recycled into energy to power local homes. Up to 15 people can be accommodated at one time and an afternoon visit […]