by Lindsey u3a | Sep 3, 2025 | Community facility, Community Focus, Gainsborough, Gardening Club, Group meeting, Local Experiences, Performing Arts, Social Group, U3A
With autumn here and the children back at school, many remark that ‘time flies’ – especially when having fun. That is all the more reason to make the most of life after full-time employment by exploring new interests and perhaps learning a new skill. Lindsey u3a...
by Dukeries u3a | Sep 1, 2025 | Community Focus, Local Experiences, Sherwood, U3A
This summer – and the golden opportunities it has offered to celebrate la dolce vita in the great outdoors – saw Dukeries u3a’s intrepid Ramblers Group venture into South Nottinghamshire, to the village of Orston. From there, they thoroughly enjoyed a glorious,...
by Gainsborough u3a | Sep 1, 2025 | Community Focus, Gainsborough, Group meeting, Local Experiences, U3A
Gainsborough u3a meets once a month at the Methodist Church in the downstairs chapel. The next meeting will be on Thursday 11th September at 10.15am, and the guest speaker will be Joy Wood with Bedpan to Pen. New members are always welcome to attend for free for their...
by Retford u3a | Aug 22, 2025 | Community Focus, Retford, U3A
Retford u3a is open and ready to welcome anyone who is no longer in full-time work. It marks the beginning of a new chapter filled with exploration, learning and laughter. Whether seeking engaging activities, interesting places to visit, or lively discussions on...
by Zachary Minard | Aug 15, 2025 | Education and Learning, Environment, Hobbies, Rotherham, Social Group, U3A, Wildlife
Did you know that trees can communicate with one another via underground fungal networks, scent signals and even sound? These astoundingly complex systems enable them to share water and sugars, warn each other of dangers and nurture their seedlings. Trees are also one...
by Rotherham u3a | Aug 15, 2025 | Education and Learning, Environment, Hobbies, Rother, Social Group, U3A, Wildlife
Did you know that trees can communicate with one another via underground fungal networks, scent signals and even sound? These astoundingly complex systems enable them to share water and sugars, warn each other of dangers and nurture their seedlings. Trees are also one...
