Area: Buckinghamshire

Occasional Talks in French, October to June.

'We hold monthly meetings on the second Friday from September to May, except where it coincides with Easter when another day may be arranged ... starting at 7.30 pm.'

'Our routine meeting night is Thursday ... The room will be open from 7.30 pm and the main event of the evening will start at 8 pm.'

Have organized occasional series of talks.

'Meetings are held on Mondays ... at 7.45 for 8.00 pm, except where otherwise stated.'

'The Society meets ... on the second Wednesday of each month apart from August. The room opens at 7.30 pm: proceedings commence at 8.00 pm and finish at 10.00 pm unless otherwise stated. At every meeting members are invited to participate in a free raffle for a stock book. Guests are welcome to attend Society meetings and a free cup of coffee is provided to everyone attending a meeting.'

'Each month we have a meeting in Aylesbury, where our members and guests will present information on new and interesting aspects of astronomy to other members of the society. The meetings take place on the first Monday of each month at 19.30 until approx 21.30. If the first Monday of the month is a Bank Holiday, the meeting will take place on the following Monday.'

'In brief, our mission is to help maintain Beaconsfield a great place to live.'

Monthly lectures, Thursday evenings.

'Historic site of secret British codebreaking activities during WWII and birthplace of the modern computer.' Have offered a Winter Lecture Series: 'This annual series of monthly evening lectures is open to the general public, and covers various topics including, but not restricted to, Bletchley Park, the general history of WWII, intelligence and cryptology. Each speaker is chosen for his or her specialist knowledge on the particular subject area.'

'Meetings ... on the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 7.30 pm.'

Evening meetings, normally last Thursday of the month. ALERT No future meetings liisted in the Institute's Events Calendar, at Review.

'Meets every Wednesday 7.45 for 8 pm.'

The Society 'organises a varied winter lecture programme'.

'Meetings are held on Thursdays at 7.45 pm.'

'The Society holds regular meetings for members ... Most meetings have a topic which is introduced by a knowledgeable speaker and with the opportunity to put questions to the speaker.'

'Meetings are held monthly, normally on the third Saturday of the month.'

Monthly meetings, Wednesday evenings.

'Meetings are normally held on the second Tuesday of the month. Doors open at 19.15 and the program commences at approx 19.45. All are welcome but we request a small donation from non-members.'

'The BGS holds a meeting on the second Saturday each month.'

'Exists to support those interested in spinning, weaving and dyeing. The Guild meets on the first Saturday of each month in Amersham. The Guild invites speakers from all aspects of crafts, and also arranges workshops, demonstrations and "doing" days. Visitors are welcome.'

Lectures and talks within the 'Events Programme'.

'We run a number of walks throughout the year and a series of talks at the County Museum over the winter period.'

Usually held mid-May.

'Meeting are held ... on Thursday evenings 7.30 for 8 pm from September to May.'

‘The Society’s objectives are to encourage beekeeping; to improve the standard of small-scale honey production and to educate beekeepers, new and old!’ ... Meetings are ‘held every 4th Tuesday in the month ... Meetings start at 8:00 pm and are held every month except August and December. You are welcome to join us for any meetings’.

'You are welcome to attend meetings of the Society, which are normally held at 8 pm on the third Monday of the month ... We welcome members at a fee of only £8 per person for a year, and we have a reduced rate for young people in education.'

Talks arranged by the Friends of Chesham Museum.

'Meets ... on Tuesday evenings between 8 and 10 pm from early September through to the end of April, leaving the summer months free for outdoor projects. Tuesday evening activities include talks, competitions and practical evenings. An exhibition of members’ work is held each October in Chesham Town Hall.'

Monthly evening meetings.

Monthly evening lectures.

'Meetings are usually held on the second Wednesday of the month starting at 7.45 pm. Sometimes an outside speaker will give a talk followed by questions; other meetings are simply informal discussions. We also hold social events during the year. Non-members are always welcome. A bookstall and small library are on display at meetings, and refreshments are served ... The Chiltern Humanist Group was formed in July 1991 and currently has almost 80 members, who share the view that a positive code of ethics is the only guidance needed for this one life that we have.'

Indoor meetings from 10.30 am to 12.30 pm about every two months.

'An amateur society founded in the early Sixties to stimulate interest in the Hilltop Villages. A regular feature has been the talks by guest speakers, be they acknowledged experts or enthusiastic amateurs, and the emphasis is naturally on subjects local to the Chilterns.'

Weekly evening meetings.

'Events'.

Meetings '3rd Thursday at 7.45 pm. July & December 2nd Thursday'.

'The Society holds open meetings on the third Thursday of each month (except Easter, Christmas, July and August). All Meetings ... start at 8 pm.'

'Meets ... at 2.15 pm every third Saturday during Spring & Autumn.'

Monthly meetings, Friday evenings.

'We are a society for collectors of stamps, postal history and associated interests in the High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire area.'

Quarterly evening meetings.

'Meetings are held on Wednesdays at 8.00 pm.'

’All Wednesday meetings commence at 19:30, except the May evening out which will commence at 19:00 and the November meeting which will commence at 18:30.‘

'Between September and April, the Chiltern Branch holds monthly meetings ... All are welcome ... Meetings commence at 8.00 pm.'

'Meetings are held at 8.00 pm every 1st Tuesday of the month (except January and August) ... Although we pride ourselves on our expert speakers, all talks are very informal and are followed by refreshments and a raffle. Visitors are always welcome - do come and try one of our meetings.'

'We are a friendly railway society, with members from a wide range of backgrounds and interests, and we meet on the third Thursday of each month (except August) ... Meetings start at 19.45 for 20.00 and usually consist of an illustrated talk on a topic of railway interest, with a break for a visit to the bar at half-time.'

Monthly evening talks.

'During the season we meet ... Tuesdays 7.45 pm for 8.00 pm ... If you like taking photographs, then you will enjoy our meetings. We have about 50 members who range from absolute beginners to experienced experts. The atmosphere is very friendly and we always welcome newcomers.'

'We arrange both formal lectures, usually twice a year, on topics of local historical interest (mills, railways, local villages etc.) for the Marlow Society and more frequent informal talks for any MS member who is interested. We make visits to local places of interest (brickworks, churches, museums etc), and usually include a pub lunch in the trip! These visits are also open to any MS member.'

'During the winter on the third Wednesday of the month we hold an association meeting, generally with an invited guest speaker.'

Meets '2nd Friday of the month September - June, 7.30 pm'.

Meetings 'alternate Fridays at 8.00 pm'.

'We normally hold our meetings on the second Thursday of every month ... But Please Note: We do not normally hold meetings in December and August, although there may be a Winter or Summer Solstice Party.'

'The Society runs a series of winter lectures on topics of local interest. Lectures are normally held on the second Tuesday of the month, ... commence at 7.30 pm, and last until about 9.00 pm. Non-members are most welcome at the lectures for a modest entrance fee of £1.'

'The Society meets every Tuesday from September through to the end of April.'

'We hold a monthly meeting on the 3rd Wednesday in every month, except August ... We have a speaker each month and we publish the names of the speakers up to 6 months ahead.'

'The club season runs from early September till the end of May ... We meet on Thursdays from 7.30 pm ... Social events include the Christmas Party and the Summer barbeque. Club events range from talks through competitions to practical evenings and the occasional outdoor evening shoot (with pub afterwards). Broaden your experience with cameras while having fun! ...'

'The Society currently has around three hundred members who meet twice a month and is active in many aspects of the town and further afield including the preservation of historical buildings many of which have been sadly lost in the past ... All talks ... start at 7.30 pm.'

'Meetings are held at 7.30 pm on the third Tuesday of each month.'

'Meetings are held ... on Tuesday mornings betwen 10 am and 12 noon.'

'The society holds monthly meetings ... starting at 8.00 pm promptly on the second Thursday in the month. At each meeting we have an experienced and often well known speaker - subjects include gardening topics, natural and local history and travel.'

'The Society holds evening meetings ... at 8 pm on the second Tuesday of the month from September to April ... We extend a warm welcome to new members, including long term local residents and those who have recently moved into the area.'

'We meet ... on Monday evenings at 7.45 pm.'

‘The Group was first started in 1982 and currently has 35 members. We are a small and friendly Group and our members come from Bedfordshire & Buckinghamshire, North Hertfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Northamptonshire ... Each year we have an interesting mixture of talks and visits either directly relating to Richard III or to the late medieval period. We welcome all members of the Richard III Society to join us either as a member of the Group or as a visitor.’

'We have regular monthly indoor meetings locally from September to May, and have over 20 outdoor meetings each year.'

'Scannappeal raises funds to purchase life-saving equipment for Amersham, Stoke Mandeville, Wycombe and Community Hospitals which serve people living in Buckinghamshire and neighbouring parts of Berkshire, Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire and Oxfordshire. Since we began in 1987, we have raised over £12m and funded equipment in every department in the hospitals we support.' Occasional lectures and talks.

Occasional talks.

'We meet at 8.00 on a Tuesday.'

'Meetings are held every Monday evening from the first Monday in September to the last Monday in May ... Meetings start at 8 pm and finish at 10 pm.'

Occasional talks.

‘We meet on the last Thursday of every month ... In addition to our monthly meetings we organise coach outings to historic houses, gardens, art galleries etc. We have a special relationship with Missenden Abbey and have discounted rates for study days. We support Heritage volunteers. We foster the interest of young people in Young Arts. (’Ballinger is a hamlet and common in the parish of Great Missenden, in Buckinghamshire, England. It is situated in the nearby Chiltern Hills, close to the border with the parish of Chesham.’ [Wikipedia])

'Lectures usually take place at 2.30pm on the third Wednesday of the month.'

'We hold afternoon lectures at 2.00 pm on the third Wednesday of the month ... The lectures cover everything from individual artists to art movements such as Impressionism through to music and the decorative arts ... We also meet for occasional full day lectures on areas of special interest.'

'The monthly Lectures are held ... on the fourth Thursday of the month, starting promptly at 10.30 am.'

'We are one of the largest societies with almost 500 members divided into morning and afternoon sessions. Each year we organise nine lectures, two Days of Special Interest, two Cultural Tours (one at home and one abroad) and four day-visits.'

'Meets on the 2nd Thursday of each month (except July and August) ... Coffee is at 10.15, chairman's notices 10.50, and the lecture 11.00 am.'

Monthly evening meetings: ''The two villages are Broughton and Milton Keynes Village, close neighbours which have for many years shared a Parish Council and amenities such as a school and a community centre'.

'The Concerts & Lectures Series is an ongoing cultural extravaganza of classical music and fascinating lectures on a wide variety of subjects, performed by talented (often visiting) musicians, academics and experts. They are all open to the public, so whether you’re staff, a student, alumni or just interested please come along and see what we’ve got to offer! ... Please check individual lectures for day and time. Drinks will be served in Seminar Rooms 4 & 5 following the lectures for all those who would like to stay for a short time of informal discussion. Admission is free (although donations are welcomed) and everyone is welcome.'

Meet third Saturday afternoon of the month.

'Meetings are held at 7.30 pm on the third Wednesday of the month from September to April.'

Evening meetings on the third Wednesday of the month.

Meet weekly, Thursday evenings: Occasional talks.

'We have a full programme of activities to which. everyone is welcome - you do not have to be "an expert", just have an interest in your environment. Activities include Practical Site Conservation, Wildlife Gardening, Biological Surveying, Walks and Talks and occasional Visits. We provide advice to help others create habitat management plans.'