Study groups, social activities, meetings and fun - in Westerham, Biggin Hill, Limpsfield, Oxted, Brasted, Sundridge and beyond
Why not join us!
Are you no longer in full time work? If so, the U3A offers great opportunities to Learn, Laugh and Live!.
We have a choice of nearly 50 different interest groups. These include Architecture, Asian Food, Mahjong, London Explorer, Military History, Science, Walking, Yoga and there's also social events and outings - all for a modest annual membership fee. Come and see for yourself. NB You will need to be a member to join an interest group.!
Following the relaxation of Covid restrictions, most of our activities have now restarted.
A Membership Application form can be found here.
Are you no longer in full time work? If so, the U3A offers great opportunities to Learn, Laugh and Live!.
We have a choice of nearly 50 different interest groups. These include Architecture, Asian Food, Mahjong, London Explorer, Military History, Science, Walking, Yoga and there's also social events and outings - all for a modest annual membership fee. Come and see for yourself. NB You will need to be a member to join an interest group.!
Following the relaxation of Covid restrictions, most of our activities have now restarted.
A Membership Application form can be found here.
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About U3A:
1000+ groups! The University of the Third Age (U3A) movement is a unique organisation which provides life-enhancing and life-changing opportunities. Retired and semi-retired people study together, not for qualifications but for its own reward - the sheer joy of discovery! Where to meet us Find out more about Westerham U3A at a Coffee Morning, or at an Open Meeting (non members are invited free of charge). These meetings are held at Westerham Hall, Quebec Avenue, London Road, Westerham TN16 1BG 
This year's Christmas lunch will be at Westerham Golf Club on Thursday 9th December 2021 from noon.
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New Day for our Coffee Mornings
Due to Westerham Hall not being available on Monday mornings, from October 2021 our Coffee Mornings will be held on the 1st Wednesday of each month at Westerham Hall at 10.30am. 
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Open Meeting 11 November
Malcolm Wells - So Far, So Good We were highly entertained and informed by Malcolm Wells MBE at our recent Open Meeting at Westerham Hall on Thursday November 11th with his talk entitled “So Far So Good”. The story of his action-packed life covered his charity work with Canine Partners, a charity for helping people with disabilities using trained assistance dogs and his meetings with Sir Terry Wogan and Michael Portillo, among others, through working with this charity. He told tales of his experiences in the army with the Royal Artillery Orchestra, the oldest symphony orchestra in the world, with whom he became its principal cellist. His fundraising included participation in the London Marathon and sponsored parachute jumping. A highly amusing story included being part of the band who played the national anthems of England and Brazil at their match played at Wembley. Unfortunately, the full Brazilian anthem went on for several minutes and caused serious delay not only to the start of the match but all the subsequent programmes broadcast that evening on BBC1. He served as a paramedic in the first Gulf War in 1991 which removed Iraqi invasion forces from Kuwait. Awarded the MBE for his charity work he has moved on to another cause, “Literacy in a Box”, which brings much needed educational resources to children in 41 schools in Zambia and the Philippines. His talk was well received by our audience who were impressed by his energy and ability to convey so much in such a comparatively short time |
