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History Group
The History Group always welcomes all U3A members especially new ones. Our indoor meeting place is Central Methodist Church on Baker Street: time 2pm – 4pm ish. The most traumatic year in English history was what Mike Kelly was telling us about … Continue reading
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Fun With Languages
We had a jolly meeting in May with a video clip on wine tasting and relevant vocabulary. Also a session to reinforce numbers in French by playing Bingo. Thank you to Sue and John Tedstone for using their Bingo game … Continue reading
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Long Walks
We had a wonderful walk in the Peak District, always a joy. This particular walk is one of my favourites. We walked the length of Wolfcotes Dale along the side of the River Dove hemmed in by cliffs, all the way to … Continue reading
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Scams
NatWest phishing scam: Look out for a scam email that claims the phone number on your account has been changed. Scammers are impersonating NatWest in phishing emails designed to scare recipients into handing over their bank details. These emails involve … Continue reading
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