Medical Detection Dogs. Speaker: Fraser Liversage.
This charity trains dogs to use their amazing sense of smell to help people with life threatening medical conditions, such as diabetes and Addison's disease, giving them greater independence and above all saving lives on a daily basis. Trained dogs are also helping scientists identify the odour of cancer.

3 mile walk about Barford St. Mary with lunch at The George, if liked. Or just come for the walk, or join us just for lunch if so desired. Apparently, the walk goes along paths and tracks crossing a few fields, one of which may have cattle in. There are two stiles on the route and a couple of gentle uphill slopes on quiet roads.

10am Car share and departure from The Institute

Things a Bright Girl Can Do by Sally Nicholls

WI stall for fun activities and promotion of WI.

Sing-along Group meeting

Curiosities in the Cotswolds. Speaker: Alan Copeland.
Alan Copeland is a licentiate of the Royal Photographic Society, Chairman of the Whitchurch Hill Camera Club and judge for club competitions. In this talk Alan will take us on a photographic tour of Cotswold villages looking at unusual aspects of village life in addition to admiring the beauty of warm Cotswold stone cottages.

Every Time I Find the Meaning of Life, It Changes by David Klein