York U3A: Events

Events

Following Advice from The Third Age Trust to all U3A's on 17th March 2020 we cancelled all future meetings of all interest groups, all Saturday morning meetings and all New Members and Group Leaders meetings until further notice.

There have been changes to this blanket rule, as the situation evolves.

Saturday Talks will begin in September as Zoom presentations - see Saturday Talks link on right hand side

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This page shows our future U3A dated Events. For details of each type of Event click on the link for further details.

Saturday Talks are usually held on the second Saturday of a month, and are open to all members.

Travel covers Day Trips or Short Breaks in the UK and Overseas Trips.

New Members Meetings are organised to provide information for new members, recently joined.

Dates for your Diary
August 2020
Sat Aug 15th →Sun Aug 16th	Travel	CANCELLED - Overnight trip to Kynren, Kiplin Hall and the Middlesbrough Transporter cancellation notified by Lis 30/6/20
September 2020
Sat Sep 12th	Saturday Talks	Tony May: Traffic in York post corona Tony May is an Emeritus Professor of Transport Engineering at the university of Leeds, and chairs the Transport Advisory Group of York Civic Trust. With the Trust he has been advising the City of York Council on how to develop its next Local Transport Plan, and has coordinated a survey of residents' needs and established a Citizens' Transport Forum. The experience of the lockdown has demonstrated the benefits of a different approach to travel in the city. Tony will outline the proposals which the Trust has developed and how the lessons of the last few months might influence them.
Sat Sep 26th →Mon Oct 5th	Travel	Cancelled : Italy, Florence and Padua cancellation notified by Lis 21/6/20
October 2020
Sat Oct 10th	Saturday Talks	Michael Waller: Medical Imaging Dr Michael Waller is a retired Consultant Clinical Scientist. He worked in medical physics within the NHS for 30 years, specializing in medical imaging. The last fifty years has seen an enormous increase in the number and variety of medical imaging techniques that are used in hospitals. This talk will try to explain the particular advantages of each type of imaging, using basic descriptions of how they each work.
November 2020
Sat Nov 14th	Saturday Talks	Peter Addyman: Highlights of York Archaeology 1972-2002

Dates for your Diary
Saturday Talks
Sat Sep 12th	Tony May: Traffic in York post corona Tony May is an Emeritus Professor of Transport Engineering at the university of Leeds, and chairs the Transport Advisory Group of York Civic Trust. With the Trust he has been advising the City of York Council on how to develop its next Local Transport Plan, and has coordinated a survey of residents' needs and established a Citizens' Transport Forum. The experience of the lockdown has demonstrated the benefits of a different approach to travel in the city. Tony will outline the proposals which the Trust has developed and how the lessons of the last few months might influence them.
Sat Oct 10th	Michael Waller: Medical Imaging Dr Michael Waller is a retired Consultant Clinical Scientist. He worked in medical physics within the NHS for 30 years, specializing in medical imaging. The last fifty years has seen an enormous increase in the number and variety of medical imaging techniques that are used in hospitals. This talk will try to explain the particular advantages of each type of imaging, using basic descriptions of how they each work.
Sat Nov 14th	Peter Addyman: Highlights of York Archaeology 1972-2002
Travel
Sat Aug 15th →Sun Aug 16th	CANCELLED - Overnight trip to Kynren, Kiplin Hall and the Middlesbrough Transporter cancellation notified by Lis 30/6/20
Sat Sep 26th →Mon Oct 5th	Cancelled : Italy, Florence and Padua cancellation notified by Lis 21/6/20