Brian Bilston: The Diary of a Somebody (April 2026)
Brian Bilston (not his real name) is a poet who found fame on social media, “The Poet Laureate of Twitter”,
Read MoreBrian Bilston (not his real name) is a poet who found fame on social media, “The Poet Laureate of Twitter”,
Read MoreSeven Dawlish & District u3a Strollers enjoyed rather a hilly walk in April. We met up at the bus stop
Read MoreFor their April meeting, members were invited to select a work of art on the theme of ‘Old Age’. We
Read MoreI work for Age UK Devon as part of the Information and Advice team and more specifically delivering our scam
Read MoreFor some time, group members have been asking for a shared rowing adventure. We have finally found a suitable place
Read MoreWell, another 120 questions have come and gone, adding to the vast knowledge of our quizzers. The first evening saw
Read MoreAs our previously booked speaker was not able to come for personal reasons, we are grateful to Alan Pewsey, a
Read MoreA little bit about me: I was brought up and married into Upstairs. When I was divorced in my early
Read MoreOn 15th April, the group met again to talk about the Quality of Life for Seniors. We agreed that it
Read MoreDo you want to take your walking to a new level by learning how to navigate with map and compass?
Read MoreAt short notice, I am sorry to say we have had to change our guest speaker for our meeting on
Read MoreIn March the Page Turners read ‘The Life Impossible‘ by Matt Haig. This English author has written both fiction and
Read MoreLaser Tag was this month’s activity for the Adventure Group. We were told that we would use lightweight, safe infra-red
Read MoreStill Alice tells the story of Alice Howland, a distinguished professor of psychology at Harvard who, at the peak of
Read MoreWe soldiered on for the first quiz despite having only two teams online. We tackled questions on City nicknames, Old
Read MoreIn March we had our first midweek break. Four of us stayed at the Fox and Hounds Country Hotel, an
Read MoreThere were only four of us on our March Dawlish & District u3a Strollers walk although we had apologies from
Read MoreTwo Living British Artists It was quite fitting that we had a record attendance of 17 for our March meeting
Read MoreOur guest speaker in March was Stephanie Austin who gave us a revealing insight into how to turn to crime
Read MoreAdventure group members asked for a metal detecting session and here it is. Led by Clive Hammett, an experienced detectorist
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