‘Using education to create a society safe from prejudice and discrimination.’ Occasional lectures, talks and related events.

'Established in 1952, the Forces Postal History Society was formed to bring together the many collectors interested in the postal history of the Armed Forces of all countries (and United Nations), at all times, whether in war or peacetime, including the study of postmarks, cachets, postage rates, prisoner-of-war mail, stamps and stationery, censorship and the organisation of military postal services.'

'In addition to Knuston Hall's own course programme, there are also frequent special events and experiences that you may find interesting. Our Dinner Talk Programme has been running for a number of years and offers the opportunity to sample the delights of Knuston Hall in an evening. A three course dinner is served at 7.00 pm and this is followed by a talk or performance on one of the subjects listed in the programme.'

'Labour Heritage produces regular Bulletins, organises conferences and other events, and sponsors publications. We liaise with other history groups and our particular focus is on local Labour history ... Labour Heritage individual membership is open to people interested in Labour history, whether or not they are members of the Labour Party.'

List occasional lectures - organized both by the Institute, and by other bodies.

'Llafur brings together people from all walks of life with a common interest in Welsh people’s history. We organise a wide range of events looking at aspects of our history and publish the journal Llafur.'

'The seminar meets at 5.15 pm on alternate Tuesdays.'

‘Manchester Histories is a growing and dynamic charity that works collaboratively with people, organisations, and partners to reveal, share and celebrate Greater Manchester's diverse Histories and Heritage. Manchester Histories works throughout the year delivering projects, training, exhibitions, events, networks and more with communities to recognise, explore and value histories. It also hosts Manchester Histories Festival.’

'The museum has a range of events, activities and exhibitions which are suitable for all ages throughout the year.'

'Regular all-day meetings held in London and the provinces.'

‘Reveals the surprising and fascinating story of the first social network and makes our extraordinary collections available and enjoyable for all. From interactive galleries to an immersive subterranean rail ride, modern research facilities to a wide-range of learning activities, The Postal Museum offers something for everyone, from all backgrounds and of all ages.’

'The Raphael Samuel Memorial Lecture is delivered annually by a historian of international repute.' Also: 'The RSHC has a large programme of research, teaching, and public events. We work with universities, museums, libraries, and schools, to create new forums for historical education and discussion.'

Occasional lectures.

'Talks and lectures on a variety of subjects are provided throughout the year at both public and private events ...'

SHS Public Talks and Lectures 'This year the SHS is aiming for greater regularity in its meeting schedule, with one public meeting in London per month.'

Most events organized are Conferences, but there are occasional open lectures listed - organized by the Society itself or by cognate bodies.

'We run a full programme of events to help people learn more about 20th century architecture. These events also help to raise general public awareness of important post-1914 buildings and fund our campaigning work ... We regularly offer illustrated lectures on 20th century architecture and design topics. These are informal events where members can meet over a glass of wine ... Many events are open to everyone, but Society members pay less and are able to book in advance.'

Monthly seminars, early Monday evenings: 'We need your help to continue the work of the Voluntary Action History Society. We are an entirely volunteer-run charity with no external funding. Your membership fee helps VAHS organise conferences and workshops, maintain a website and arrange the seminar programme.'

Public Lectures.

'The Williamson Tunnels are a labyrinth of tunnels and underground caverns under the Edge Hill district of Liverpool in north-west England. They were built in the first few decades of the 1800s under the control of a retired tobacco merchant called Joseph Williamson. The purpose of their construction is not known with any certainty. Theories range from pure philanthropy, offering work to the unemployed of the district, to religious extremism, the tunnels being an underground haven from a predicted Armageddon. Although some of the tunnels have been lost over the years, a lot of them still exist today, under what is now a residential area. One section of the tunnels has been cleared and renovated and is open to the public. The remaining parts of the labyrinth are closed, with many suspected tunnels yet to be rediscovered ... Friends of Williamson's Tunnels is a voluntary organisation which is trying to find and excavate the whole of the system. We are one of the biggest local history societies in Britain ... Monthly meetings for FoWT members continue to be held ... on the first Monday of each month, starting at 6.00 pm. As well as hearing the latest news about the tunnels, you can enjoy an interesting talk from one of our guest speakers.'

Programme of talks and lectures.