Monthly Events - most events in person are cancelled due to Covid.  

Informal drop-in
​The Informal drop-in has restarted at the Pilot Boat, Lyme Regis at 10.00 am, on the last Thursday in the month.  Tea and coffee £1-50 a cup.  Contact Rachael Pope (01297 445575) or Ann Fleet (01297 442651 or 07761 468608).​

This is an outdoors event on the Pilot Boat terrace upstairs depending on the weather.

u3a Monthly Talks
Currently all talks are virtual on Zoom or Webex.  If you have any suggestions for topics and speakers please contact Andrew Lightfoot at speaker-finder@lru3a.org

Friday 8th October at 11am
​The Lynmouth Floods - Act of God or Act of Man?  Pam Hogan

Many remember the summer of 1952 when disaster struck the small fishing village of Lynmouth on the North Devon coast.  During one August night, flash floods destroyed scores of homes and claimed 34 lives.  But not so many recall suspicions that emerged at the time of Government interference with the weather.  Fact or fiction? It was a question Pam Hogan had to answer. This talk uncovers the incredible facts that create the backdrop for her novel 'Seeds of Doubt', many discovered in top secret government documents of the time.  Pam includes information from those documents, book readings and anecdotes about the research and writing process in this multi-media presentation.  As we approach the COP26 conference on climate change, this subject is especially topical, as is next month's!

u3a Social

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​Breakfast
First Saturday in each month at 9.30 am alternating venues Bell Cliff Cafe and Courtyard Cafe.  Contact Rachael Pope for further details - 01297 445575 - Not currently meeting

Sunday Lunch Club
Fourth Sunday in a variety of Inns.  Contact group leader Linda Green 

Many of our meetings happen at the Woodmead Halls:

Friday 12th November at 11am
​Dorset National Park proposal   Richard Brown

Richard will present the case for much of rural Dorset being designated a National Park.  He will set out the environmental, economic and social benefits both for rural Dorset and the surrounding areas.