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We currently have over 100 active groups but there is always room for more. If you have an interest that you would like to pursue or knowledge to share with others please consider forming a group. The Q&A sheet should help but you would also get plenty of support from the group coordinators, we can assure you of that.

 


 

New Groups



HAVE SUNDAY LUNCH WITH FRIENDS

We are starting a new Sunday lunch group in January. Members will decide on the format at the first meeting but the proposal is that on the 1st and 3rd Sundays each month we will lunch together at a restaurant or Pub not too far away. Each member in turn can pick the venue.

You don't have to come each time - just when convenient to you. Car sharing will be arranged.

Use the U3A website now to enrol or contact Nikki or Hilary (groups@rru3a.org.uk) to express your interest.

Phil Capstick - Group Leader.


The proposed Calligraphy group had their initial meeting on 11 October and things are looking good! A further planning meeting will be held in November with the intention of the group starting in earnest from January. It is always good to be in at the start of something new so let us know if this is something that interests you.


The new Sustainability & Climate Change group held it's first meeting on 24 October but is open to more members. Please get in touch if you would like to be part of this.


String Quartet is a proposed new group which needs members. You do need to have good sight reading skills and be able to play the cello, viola or violin.


 

Group Activities




The Craft & Chat group have just finished the post box topper in time for the Christmas light switch on. Located outside the old HSBC in Reigate it is definitely something to bring a smile to our faces in the lead uo to Christmas. Congratulations!













Visit to the Postal Museum

The Arcitecture 2 group had a really interesting visit to the Postal Museum on 23 October which included a ride on a small train through some of the tunnels under London which were used to move post around the capital. If you haven't already been it is well worth a visit even if you can't persuade any smll children to go with you!








If you would like further information about any of our groups, would like to start a group or would like to join a group, please contact us by completing the form which can be found on the Groups’ page or emailing us: groups@rru3a.org.uk



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