Outing News
Please note that outings are open to U3A members only.
It is wonderful news that TWU3A outings can continue. Enormous thanks to Joan Young, who has come forward to take over the post of Outings Co-ordinator. Joan and members of the outings committee met in October to plan the first few outings of 2019. The first outing will be on the 20th February to see the musical "Ghost" at the Theatre Royal Brighton. Details of this trip and an application form are in the November newsletter.
An outing to Windsor Castle is planned for March. Full details and an application form will be in the January newsletter.
The weather was somewhat overcast when we went to Arundel in September but this did not dampen our spirits. The Castle and Grounds were splendid/well worth a visit and so thanks to Lynne for organising this.
In October, thirty-three U3A members set off by coach for a One Night Stopover to Oxford. The group packed a lot into two days visiting beautiful Cliveden, magnificent Blenheim Palace, Bladon to see Winston Churchill's grave, Oxford (including a tour with Blue Badge Guides) and Hughenden Manor. Thank you to Sandra McDonald for all the hard work entailed in organising an overnight stay.
These are some photos from some of our outings to Brooklands and Hampton Court.
It is wonderful news that TWU3A outings can continue. Enormous thanks to Joan Young, who has come forward to take over the post of Outings Co-ordinator. Joan and members of the outings committee met in October to plan the first few outings of 2019. The first outing will be on the 20th February to see the musical "Ghost" at the Theatre Royal Brighton. Details of this trip and an application form are in the November newsletter.
An outing to Windsor Castle is planned for March. Full details and an application form will be in the January newsletter.
The weather was somewhat overcast when we went to Arundel in September but this did not dampen our spirits. The Castle and Grounds were splendid/well worth a visit and so thanks to Lynne for organising this.
In October, thirty-three U3A members set off by coach for a One Night Stopover to Oxford. The group packed a lot into two days visiting beautiful Cliveden, magnificent Blenheim Palace, Bladon to see Winston Churchill's grave, Oxford (including a tour with Blue Badge Guides) and Hughenden Manor. Thank you to Sandra McDonald for all the hard work entailed in organising an overnight stay.
These are some photos from some of our outings to Brooklands and Hampton Court.
