Ruislip

Local Organiser
Local Organiser
Jackie Marchant

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We are a very friendly active group of 18 and meet mainly in members’ homes, but there is no obligation to host, especially if you are new to the group.  Meetings generally involve researching a topic or discussion, with the occasional speaker.  We also have other events such as evening walks, pub quizzes, meals out, theatre trips etc.  Our evening meetings are on varied weekdays (but not Fridays), start promptly at 8.00pm and finish around 10.00 – 10.30pm.   We also have a couple of daytime meetings/trips per programme.

We have two programmes per year, running from April – October and October – April.  (Scroll down to see our latest programme).  Two members plan each programme, with the volunteers for the next programme established at each planning meeting (new members are not expected to be involved until they feel ready).  But most of us chip in with suggestions and offers to host/organize etc.  We also have an active book-group. Scroll down to see our latest programme.  

New members are very welcome and we’d love to hear from you.  Contact via the form below and we’ll get back to you promptly.  We look forward to hearing from you! 

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Ruislip NWR Programme Nov 25 – May 26   

DateMeeting
Thurs 13th Nov 25 7.30pm startTelephone Treasure Trail  7.30pm start Details to follow when we receive the first clue from NWR office  
Wed 26th Nov 25The Sea   Research evening  8pm Research any topic of your choice relating to the sea  
Wed 10th Dec 25   7.00pm startChristmas Party  7.00pm start Our usual pre Christmas gathering starting with food and ending with games – what’s not to like!!  
Mon 22nd Dec 25 10 – 12 amCoffee and Games 10 – 12 am A relaxing morning for those who have finished their Christmas shopping and wrapping  
Mon 5th Jan 26  Shoes   Research evening   8pm Favourite shoes or designers, or any other shoe related topic or stories  
Week Beginning                      19th Jan 26 TBANew Year Meal We will be in touch to coordinate our New Year meal  
Tue 3rd Feb 26   Iceland    Research evening  8pm Iceland is the NWR Country for the year. In this meeting we will look at the geography, geological features found in Iceland and related environmental issues.  
Wed 18th Feb 26  The Librarians  A BBC Storyville recording and discussion    8pm In an era of escalating censorship, librarians have found themselves on the front line of America’s culture wars. This film follows the dispute between librarians with a deep academic tradition of access to knowledge and campaigning groups who seek to ban books that they find objectionable.  
Fri 6th March 26 Daytime visitVisit to Kenwood House Art Gallery  Daytime visit We will be in touch to coordinate this visit  
  Thur 19th March 26  Craft Evening  8pm A member has very kindly agreed to share her creative skills with us again  
Tues 31st March 26   The History behind Place Names   Research evening 8pm What’s behind the name of your favourite places?  
Mon 13th April 26 Eastcote Methodist ChurchTalk Women in Art   Eastcote Methodist Church 8pm A talk by Joan Greenway. £5 entry This talk will be open to guests       
Wed 29th April 26   Planning Meeting   8pm Our next planners will discuss ideas for the next plan  
Thur 14th May 26  AGM – and Tupperware!  8pm Please bring your favourite Tupperware items (even better if they’re full of nibbles!!) and your memories of ‘Tupperware Parties’ – do you miss them?  
Tue 26th May 26The letter R  Research evening   8pm The NWR topic this year is ‘The Ripple Effect’. We opted instead for researching something beginning with the letter R – bonus points to anyone who can incorporate the word Ripple in their research!  

Evening meetings will start at 8pm unless otherwise stated. 

Hosts will make contact with details in advance of each meeting.         

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