Flicks and Friends 14.04.26

Join us at the Plaza in Crosby on the 14th April for a showing of the film ‘Mother’s Pride’. This comedy stars Martin Clunes, James Buckley and Mark Addy to name a few.
The story is about a failing pub, a grieving family and the Great British Beer Awards.

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Doors open at 12:15 with the film starting at 13:00 Entry is free but donations are gratefully accepted. Click here to enlarge the flyer.

Committee Vacancies

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As we head towards our Annual General Meeting we would like to invite members who might be interested in joining our Committee to pick up an application form. The forms will be available at each Coffee Morning and can be picked up from our Committee rep.

This year, for the first time, we will be giving out a leaflet that explains what being a Trustee of our u3a means and also giving prospective candidates a chance  to chat to a current Trustee

 

Easter Closure Date

With Easter knocking on our doors this might be the time to send out a reminder that, as per usual, our Coffee Morning will be suspended on the 7th of April.

Please remember this is for the Coffee Morning only, check with your Group Leaders to see what is happening with your groups.

Happy Easter 🐣

Flicks and Friends 10.03.26

Join us at the Plaza Cinema in Crosby for this month’s Age Concern showing of “H is for Hawk” a 2025 film starting Claire Foy and Brendan Gleeson.  The film tells the story of a woman who tends for a goshawk after the death of her father.

Doors open at 12:15 with the film starting at 13:00.   Admission is free but donations are gratefully accepted.

Flicks and Friends 10.02.26

Join us for our monthly visit to Flicks and Friends at the Plaza Cinema, Crosby.

This psychological thriller tells the story of a young girl who starts a job as a housemaid to a wealthy couple who turn out to be not what they seem. The film stars Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried.

The doors open at 12:15 with the film starting at 13:00. Donations are welcome.

Christmas Concert 09.12.25

Today’s Christmas concert overcame some technical issues to provide a brilliant end to our u3a year.

The children from St George’s RC School sang their hearts out putting us all in a Christmas mood with their festive medley.

Our University Challenge sketch proved that often the audience know more than the teams (well it did today!) The contestants did their best but our own Bamber Gasgoine wasn’t impressed!!

We then had a repeat visit from the Aughton and Ormskirk Guitar Group. Their music had toes tapping and arms waving, with our voices lifting the roof.

Reverend Ralph gave the blessing before we all joined in with an energetic rendition of the Twelve Days of Christmas.   Many thanks to all who took part and helped.

We raised £670 on the day and added to the Book Sales collection of £150.00 meant we handed £820.00 to Woodlands Hospice. 🥳