£3 includes refreshments (& cost of speaker & hall hire).
Group Name: Brunswick Hall Monthly Meeting.
Group aims: To share and enjoy a good chat, refreshments and an interesting guest speaker in pleasant surroundings. This is our opportunity to all meet up since our general meeting is open to all members and prospective members. All are welcome! No prior knowledge, skills, or experience needed - just enjoy a good natter, tea and biscuits and fascinating topics.
We arrange a wide variety of speakers and topics that will be of interest to our members.
Refreshments are provided by our lovely team of helpers. Would you like to volunteer and join our merry team?
Newcomers, including prospective members trying us out for the first time, are welcomed and offered a "buddy companion" to help make them settle in and feel at home.
Group events: monthly in-person meetings, 1315-1500pm, 2nd Wednesday, Brunswick Methodist Church, doors open 1.15pm with refreshments available. Speaker at 2.00pm until 3.00pm with more refreshments available. There is time to meet & chat before and after our guest speaker. Zoom is not available. The church is on Brunswick Place running from Fenwicks Store on Northumberland Street to Waterstones Bookshop on Blackett Street (opposite Grey's Monument & Monument Metro Station).
More information: Please contact our Group Leader by email above.
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