Nearby: Loughborough

Evening talks, roughly monthly.

Organize the annual Sir Neville Mott Lecture.

Monthly meetings, Wednesday evenings.

'Founded in 1955 to encourage the study of the archaeology of the Loughborough area, the Society has expanded its interests to include all aspects of the area’s history. We run a winter lecture programme. Lectures take place in Charnwood Museum and cover a wide range of topics.'

Lectures and Talks.

Organize lunch lectures and evening (and afternoon) talks. ALERT At Review, announced the Association is to be closed.

'Meets on the third Wednesday of the month ... from September to June starting at 7.30 pm.'

Evening lectures 'are normally scheduled at monthly intervals between October and April or May ... Non-members of the RAeS don’t have to join the branch to enjoy our lecture programme; just come along and, every time you do, make a small donation at the end of the evening (£2 is suggested).'

'We pay for the best speakers and carefully choose subjects that make for a balanced programme throughout the year. As you would expect we have a bias towards 'birdy' subjects but other forms of wildlife are often covered too. We promise you a warm welcome and a free cup of coffee but we won't overwhelm you !'

Monthly meetings, Friday evenings.

'The Midland region runs several workshops every year in addition to a varied programme of visiting speakers and demonstrators. The workshops are designed to address basic training needs and to introduce elements of design, finishing and decoration. We also have an annual weekend outing to places of beauty and interest. Non-members welcome (£3.00 charge for meetings).'

'The principal activities of the WHO are lectures on the third Tuesday of September, October, November, February, March, April and May.'