Diary

From the 1930's through to the turn of the century Auntie Beeb has felt it her duty to protect us from all manner of sins by banning not just songs, but instrumentals too! This is a light-hearted look at some of the decisions made to protect us from unspeakable harm”

Booked to be in the St Andrew’s Centre but at the present time (July 2021) the speaker would prefer to make his presentation via Zoom. Confirmation of arrangements nearer the date.

Kevin O’Neil’s Organic Orchard, Walcot Nursery, Walcot Lane, Drakes Broughton WR10 2AL.

This is a commercial business of some 20 years existence supplying a variety of retail and other customers with bare root fruit trees together with some soft fruits.

After an introduction, Mr. O’Neil will lead everyone to the orchards – a 200yd walk.

Deborah Overton from the Worcestershire Historic Environment and Archaeological Service, will talk about Pershore’s complex mediaeval history and our links with Westminster Abbey

Admission to include a drink  £5 (members) (under 21 free); £7 ( visitors)

A personal journey in making a difference to peoples’ lives in Worcestershire

Admission to include a drink  £5 (members) (under 21 free); £7 ( visitors)

AGM no admission charge

Dr Catherine Gordon -  Illustrated Talk on ‘Aspects of Croome Court’s History’

Dr Catherine Gordon is an architectural historian, author, and historic building consultant. She has been researching the history of the Earls of Coventry and the Croome estate for over 20 years and for much of this time worked in conjunction with the National Trust on the restoration of Croome Court and Park. She published The Coventrys of Croome in 2000, in association with the National Trust, and Croome: A Creation of Genius in 2018

     Admission to include a drink  £5 (members) (under 21 free); £7 ( visitors)