‘The AIA is the national organisation for people who share an interest in Britain’s industrial past. It brings together groups and individuals with an interest and expertise in identifying, recording, preserving and presenting the remains of the industrial past ... Affiliated membership is available to societies, clubs and groups, whether of local interest or of national specialist interest, so that they can have a voice in national matters and their members can be aware of what is happening in the wider field. By adding their strength to the AIA it increases our voice and position when representing industrial archaeology at a national or European level.‘

Winter programme of talks on the third Monday evening of the month from September to May.

Fortnightly, Thursday evenings.

Programme of quarterly talks.

‘Our members make records of industrial sites and equipment, carry out historical research and work to help the preservation of business records and physical relics themselves ...The Society organises a programme of lectures and site visits. It publishes two or three newsletters a year, containing short contributions and current news.’

Wednesday evenings, once per month.

Winter Programme: 'All lectures are on the third Wednesday of the month and start at 6.30 pm.' (Note also the extensive list of other events in and around London.)

All meetings are held ... at 7.45 pm on the first Monday of the month.'

'From October to April, LIHS meet ... generally on the third Tuesday of the month at 7.30 pm ... Visitors are always welcome to attend for a small fee.'

Meetings once per month, Friday evenings: 'Visitors are very welcome'.

Monthly 'indoor meetings are held at 7.00 pm on Monday evenings ... Enquiries from intending new members are very welcome. Have a look at our Contacts Page or, alternatively, just come along to any of the meetings shown on the programme and introduce yourself to a member of the committee'.

Monthly Meetings 'Normally held on the first Thursday of each month (except August), usually in Norwich. Often a speaker will give a talk, frequently illustrated. January is usually a members short contributions meeting ... Maybe we are just the organisation you are looking for, have a look and see.'

'NEDIAS meets on the second Monday of the month, at 7.30 from September to May, and visitors are welcome to our regular talks.'

'The group of over 100 members has monthly meetings October to March with visiting speakers': Friday evenings.

Weekly evening meetings.

'Talks are held fortnightly on Monday evenings from October to March.'

Program of Public Events 'This is a list of public events that we intend to do ... Do not assume that these events will necessarily happen without contacting the relevant person to express interest or request details.'

'SWIAS currently has about 50 members. We run a series of winter meetings ... All meetings are held on Mondays ... The starting time is 7.30 pm and non-members are welcome.'

'The South Yorkshire Industrial History Society (formerly the Sheffield Trades Historical Society), was formed in 1933 by people from local industries and the University of Sheffield who saw that much of the area's industrial heritage was disappearing. The Society is thought to be the world's oldest local industrial history and preservation society and has had some notable achievements ... The Society owns four properties: Wortley Top Forge, a 17th Century Iron Forge, acknowledged to be the oldest surviving heavy iron forge in the World, has been restored by volunteers .. The Society holds evening lectures during the winter and has a programme of events and visits through the summer.'

'Surrey Industrial History Group (SIHG) holds a fortnightly lecture series on industrial archaeology each year ... Fees for the whole course: Non-member £40 full fee ... Single lectures at £5, payable on the night, are open to all.'

Annual series of lectures: 'The fee for each series of talks is £50 (SIHG members £45). Please note that seating is strictly limited, so casual attendance is, unfortunately, not practicable.'

‘We record and study the remains of past industries and the achievements of the people concerned with them. This involves surveying, drawing, and photography, as well as the written word. The results are published in our annual journal - Sussex Industrial History - which is on sale to non-members. Brief records go into our quarterly Newsletter to keep members abreast of what is going on. We also restore buildings and machinery, sometimes for display to the public at the Amberley Museum and Heritage Centre, West Sussex.’

'As an educational charity the Society aims to encourage an interest in Industrial Archaeology through lectures, outings and other meetings and by publishing the results of individual research through its Journal and other publications.'

Winter evening lectures, usually monthly.

'The main activity of the Society is the regular monthly meeting, with talks by visiting speakers, although additional visits to sites within Warwickshire and beyond are arranged on an occasional basis. The Society has a thriving membership - from dedicated specialists to enthusiastic amateurs - and is always keen to welcome new members. If you would like to come along as visitor first please do so. There is a small charge to cover refreshments.'

'Meetings are held ... each month on the third Thursday, September to March ... Invited speakers are experts in their field. Meetings are informal, with a coffee break to give members an opportunity to share current interests and to meet the speaker.'

Organize 'meetings & visits throughout the South West (approx. 7 or 8) per year, which are usually held on a Saturday'.

'All our winter meetings are held on Fridays once per month.'

'All lectures take place on Saturday mornings ... Our annual programme includes 6 lectures given by by local experts and nationally known figures.'