A Online History Book Group?
John Kaye from Furness U3A asks whether U3As getting together to create an online learning group
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U3A Makes Cricket History
Mac McKechnie from Barnsley U3A talks about making history by setting up the first Walking Cricket group in Yorkshire
Electronic Research Journals
Chris Knight from the U3A National Research Sub-Committee wants U3A feedback about online access to Electronic Research Journals
Ten years of Learning about Wine around Europe
Alan Borrow, leader of the Wine Appreciation interest group at Elms Valley U3A talks about a decade of educational trips around Europe
Wales U3A Coastline and Border Celebration
Stuart Murray Flintshire U3A talks about the U3A project which celebrates the great assets we can all draw on – and how the project found different ways to involve others
Opening Doors to Health and Wellbeing
Jacky Moore, member of Canterbury and District U3A Research Group has become part of an exciting project at the University of Kent’s Centre for Health Studies (CHSS)
Just what is Philosophy?
Subject Adviser Shri Sharma talks about how Philosophy can help us make better decisions
Looking At Art
Sandra Foster talks about a Shared Learning Project (SLP) between Belfast U3A and the National Museums Northern Ireland’s Ulster Museum (Photo:The Fox by John Luke ©NMNI)
Bumblebee Walking
Alastair Noble who leads the Environmental Research group at Canterbury U3A talks about their special Bumblebee project
From Photograph to Painting: Inspired by Hokusai
John Battison (Paignton U3A) manipulates photographs on his computer to create stunning, impactful art – here is his latest series of images on a local Devon landmark
112 U3A members recruited in a week
Michael A’Bear the Publicity and recruitment officer for Farnham U3A talks about how research and learning led to help raise the U3A’s profile and number of its members.
Learning more about Ecology
Robert Batty from Oban U3A on his experience of becoming a U3A summer school tutor for the first time