We have arranged a 3 course Christmas lunch including tea/coffee for Wednesday, 1st December 2021 at Brookhouse Mill, North Wales. We will first visit Tweed Mill for some Christmas inspiration and then onto our Christmas Lunch.
Cost: £34.00 (including coach)
Depart: Maghull Square – 9.30 am
Return: Maghull Square -5.30 pm approx
Sold out but name can be put on waiting list.
Future dates and topics
Nov 15th Derelict 29th Nature
Dec 13th Open subject
2022 Schedule:
We have a few places available for the Lucian Freud exhibition on December 3rd
so book now if you want to come along with us.
lest we forgetAnother brilliant yarn bombing in our area. Thank you whoever you are?
Dear U3A member secretary,
Monday October 18th had ‘landscapes’ as its subject.
The next subject is ‘Still life‘ on November 1st. Some examples here
Monday 25th October ‘table games’ 
session at Kensington House is cancelled due to holiday, sickness and half term holidays. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Hi girls
thank you for your lovely smiley service , oh and tea and biscuits of course.
Carry on brewing.
from the grateful crew. xxx
Please note there will be no ‘Day Trips’ table on Tuesday 26th October 2021. If you are on the trip to Briars Hall on the 23rd November, can you please let me know if you are vegetarian. If you are booked on the Christmas Lunch on the 8th December can you please return your choice of meal slips. If you haven’t got one they are available from our Tuesday morning table. Nice to see we are serving coffee again. Thanks to the new volunteer team, You are appreciated.
Coach Travel Code – issued by our Coach Company – Holmeswood Coaches, but nationally recognized, is very simple to follow l. Double seat behind the Driver to be left free 2. Masks are optional. 3. Hand Sanitizer is available.
32 members of the Sunday Walkers group travelled by rail to St. Michaels station for a walk to Liverpool’s Pier Head. Leaving the station we walked through Priory Woods and the old Garden Festival site and on to the waterfront. In warm sunshine and a light breeze we made the 3 miles along the promenade to the Pier Head around midday where we got a good view of Cunard’s Queen Elizabeth.
It was great to be out in great weather in good company.
The Friends of Sefton Park are providing a guided walk around the park for 35 of us next week followed by a meal in Lark Lane. Fingers crossed for a good day.
The Sunday Walkers group started with 3 and now has 50 members. Such a large group is just manageable but additional membership is now closed..