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Wokingham
U3A, a registered charity (No 1049995), was first established in
early 1991 by a group of enthusiasts, and is a member of the Third Age
Trust. The very first meeting to get the U3A up and running was on 28th
August 1990; this led to a steering group being formed on 9th October
and the first ever monthly meeting (which is what it was referred to
as) on 15th January 1991.
Wokingham
U3A receives no direct funding from Central or Local Government. We
are financially independent and rely solely on our members' subscription
income. Lecturers, guest speakers and administrative staff all give
their services for expenses only.
NEWS
"NOT
IN MY BACKYARD" Nimby debate 29th
September 2009 Flyer here,
Application form here
Wokingham
U3A held a Summer Lunch Party
on Tuesday 30th June 2009. A great success - see here
for photos
Wokingham
U3A belongs to the Thames Valley Network of U3As There
is now a new website covering the activities available within the Network,
access it from the links down the left of this page
Possible
New groups info here
Half-day
Music Conference by Kent U3A Network at Canterbury Christ Church
University on Saturday 21 November 2009 9.15 to 12.30. Professor Grenville
Hancox MBE. will talk about the work of Felix Mendelssohn.Details
New
Computer Panel now functioning. Their aim is to assist members
with queries and problems that they may be experiencing.click
here
2009
Study day at Wellington College Wednesday 15th July 2009 for brochure
click here
Four
Summer Schools just announced
click here
Can't
find a Group you would like? New link on Activities
page to a feedback page allowing suggestions for new groups to be fed
through the site
Group
Leaders Handbook and Directory of Services
available under National
Office Mailings
Tutored On-line Courses
can
be found on National Office site here
and are available to enrol now. New batch of tutored courses starting
29th June, through July and August to 7th September
2009, ready for enrolment now.
Telegraph Article
on U3A click
here
Shared
Learning Projects - not just happening in London.
Click here
for
Booklet
2008 National Conference
& AGM report click
here
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