WHAT'S HAPPENING IN AND AROUND COOKRIDGE AND HORSFORTH

In the gallery are some pictures of our trip to Headingley Water Treatment Plant

Malcolm is giving two talks locally for anyone who has not already heard these talks at our Monday meetings.

Tuesday 17th October 7.00 p.m. - Horsforth Historical Society (at Horsforth Museum) 'Trekking in the Himalayas'. Given at our U3A about 10 years ago.

Wednesday 18th October 10.00 a.m. - part of Forum 2000 AGM, so free of charge! (at the Grove Centre) 'The Road to Big Sur'. This is the talk he gave at a CHu3a meeting earlier this year, when a number of members had to be turned away. There's now a second chance to hear it ... for nothing!

Following the talk yesterday vy the Yorkshire Chocolatier some photos are now in the gallery of the delicious chocolates and also contact details if you want more.

Dementia Friendly Horsforth is hosting this one-man play about a man whose husband is living with dementia. 

We don't see the partner on-stage, but he is being spoken to.  It is an amusing and poignant , and addresses issues that 

can affect any type of family or relationship.  

Tickets are free and available from Horsforth Community Hub (the Library) or from Eventbrite as on the poster.

Advance notice of our delightful evening's entertainment at Napoleon's Casino. This will be on Tuesday 30th January at 6.50 for 7.30 pm.

Further details will be available in October.

Registration is now open. See full details on the Events page. Date for your diary is Thursday 16th November. Registration is limited to 48.

The theme this year is 'Neverland'; 

Follow the boy that never grew up into a fantastical festive world that will re-ignite your belief in fairies and leave your heart full.

A new Sunday lunch group is starting on 24 September. This will be held monthly at different venues. If you are interested in attending, please contact Stan Reffin (contact details in Members Directory).

A new music group “Exploring Music” has been added to the Groups List on the website. This group will meet monthly, with members taking it in turn to host a meeting and present an hour's worth of music of their choice. The first meeting will be on 28 September. If you would like to know more please contact Dorothy Parkin (see Members Directory for contact details).

Due to the very low numbers who have been involved in the iPad Workshops over the past few months, we have decided that there appears to be very little need for these sessions and our intention is to close the group this coming Tuesday (15th August). 

We thank everyone who has ever attended for your company and good humour and hope that you have found the workshops useful.

Moira and Maria