About Trevor Huggons
When I reached a point when I had more available time on my hands, I looked at what volunteering roles
Read MoreWhen I reached a point when I had more available time on my hands, I looked at what volunteering roles
Read MoreThis month our Guest Speaker was Sarah Bull from the Met Office. Despite the slight delay due to Laptop to
Read MoreDawlish & District u3a MEDIA RELEASE 4th August 2024 Dawlish & District u3a members flying high The Dawlish & District
Read More2-4pm on Monday 15th July on the Lawns I am looking forward to celebrating the 10th anniversary of the founding
Read MoreThis month our guest speaker was Vincent Willson from Citizens Advice Teignbridge, a Charity known to most if not all
Read MoreWe have been offered a guided tour and talk by Shaldon Zoo. This will take place on Tuesday 25th June
Read MoreIn April we welcomed Lia Summers to talk about the work of Shaldon Wildlife Trust which runs Shaldon Zoo. This
Read MoreMonthly Meeting, 2.45pm on 20th May 2024: Dr Todd Gray, The Cathedral Yard Fire and Exeter’s Historic Buildings Our next
Read MoreSadly outdated in this modern world of technological marvels, but still with some signs of their glorious past. No, not
Read MoreMany thanks to the majority of you who have renewed your membership. If you are still waiting for your membership
Read MoreParty Time! You may not realise it but Dawlish & District u3a is approaching a landmark in its history: we
Read MoreJohn Yeo is a fully qualified Horticulturist. He worked for Torbay Parks department for 35 years and retired early at
Read MoreI found the title of our February talk intriguing, and when I heard what Christine Wallach had to say, I
Read MoreMembership Renewals are due by 1st April. The amount of £15 for full membership and £10 for Associate (if you
Read MoreDavid Force was born and brought up in Exeter, but has lived and worked in Dawlish since 1982. He has
Read MoreAbout the talk: An Audience with the Lady Katherine Step back in time and journey to Tudor Devon with Katherine
Read MoreThere was a full house in the Strand Centre to celebrate the birth of Scotland’s national poet, Robert Burns. Very
Read MoreThe beginning of a new year should encourage us to make resolutions to aim for better things for ourselves and
Read MoreOur programme of monthly meetings for 2024 got off to an excellent start with one of our largest ever attendances,
Read MoreKhim Sim asks that those who have bought tickets to go to Burns Night on 27th January at 6.30 pm
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