Monthly Meetings
Monthly meetings take place at Royston Town Hall on the last Tuesday of every month (excluding August & December). Doors open at 1.30 pm for teas and coffees and the main meeting starts at 2.00 pm
| Dates for your Diary | |
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| Meetings | |
| Tue Apr 30th | Fiona Rose is a passionate and accredited lecturer with The Arts Society and she will be delighting us with a glorious talk entitled 'In the Garden with William Morris - Flora as Art. |
| Thu May 9th | The 39 Steps - Theatre outing open to all members on Thursday, 9th May (matinee) at Cambridge Arts Theatre. 1 ticket available £59 to include transport & ticket. If you would like to go email: deirdreroystonu3a@gmail.com |
| Tue May 28th | An insight into the history of the Government Code and Cypher School from its creation in 1919 through its evolution into the Bletchley Park codebreaking and intelligence factory during World War II and the technical challenges of the Enigma and Lorenz ciphering machines - a fascinating and informative talk by our guest speaker, Mike Barbakoff. |
| Tue Jun 25th | Following the AGM we will be welcoming back Martin Orkin who will be entertaining us with a talk entitled Bridge over troubled water: The Simon & Garfunkel story! Everyone knows and loves the fabulous music that Simon & Garfunkel made during their career together. Records like ‘The Sound Of Silence’, ‘Homeward Bound’, and many more so with music like that, Simon & Garfunkel were sure to succeed, weren’t they? Actually, no! To learn more about this talented, but troubled duo, Martin will tell us more about their ups and downs! |
| Tue Jun 25th | ROYSTON U3A AGM |
| Tue Jul 30th | Paul Barwick will be returning to give a fascinating talk on 'The White Mouse' Nancy Wake. “The White Mouse” tells the story of WW2 spy Nancy Wake. She was a remarkable woman who lived with the daily threat of death for almost 5 years to help shorten the war for the allies. |
| Tue Aug 27th | NO MONTHLY MEETING IN AUGUST |