Great news, this new group is up & running from Wednesday 11th March with 18 members and 5 on the waiting list.

Venue: 14.30-15.30 St Marks Church, Surbiton

For more info Contact:-   annehiggins145@outlook.com

10.00-16.00 (Registration from 10.00 -10.50)
Venue: Lift Islington, 45 White Lion Street,
London N1 9PW
Closest Station – Angel Underground 5 minute walk

BOOKING FROM 28TH FEBRUARY 2025
TICKET PRICE £26.00 NO REFUNDS

AI has been around since the 1950’s, but has recently leapt into prominence in the news with comments ranging from praise for its astonishing benefits to alarming stories of the end of humanity. With the UK government’s recent announcement about a national AI initiative we need more than ever to understand what AI means for the world, for organisations and for us as individuals.
If you have tried AI and found the results underwhelming, this workshop will explain why and how you may choose to make AI your assistant.

We will explore what AI is and how it works, provide case studies of its application, discuss the issues and challenges, and offer demonstrations of AI tools that are available to all u3a members. The event is hosted by London Region of U3As, but led by members of the Third Age Trust’s ‘AI for Everyone Team’.

For details including directions and link to application form, CLICK HERE  as soon as possible after 28th February 2025. The Events Team cannot make bookings on your behalf.

 For assistance please email bookings.lru3a@gmail.com

Women’s History Month
Launch of Bookings 18th February 

We are delighted to announce a programme of walks and gallery visits to highlight Women’s History Month in March 2025. All events are £10 no refunds

The detailed Programme will be available on 18th February from the London Region website. Click on this link, after that date, to the Events page

Wednesday 12th March- Gallery Visit – Morning
The Women who Broke Barriers – National Portrait Gallery
11.00-13.00  capacity 10
Guided by Dr Paul Waddams
This will be repeated at 14.00

Wednesday 12th March- Gallery Visit – Afternoon
The Women who Broke Barriers – National Portrait Gallery
14.00-16.00 capacity 10
Guided by Dr Paul Waddams
This is a repeat of the 11.00 tour

Friday 14th March – Walk  
Warring, Worthy and Wise: the Wonderful Women of Westminster
11.00-12.30 capacity 20
Guided by Caroline Mongan

Friday 14th March – Gallery Visit
Wonderful Women in Art at the National Gallery.
14.00-15.30 capacity 20
Guided by Caroline Mongan

Wednesday 19th March – Gallery visit
This tour will be repeated on 22th March
Women in the Wallace Collection
11.00-12.30 capacity 20
Guided by Richard Cohen,

Thursday 20th March – Walk
The Women who Broke Barriers walk
11.00-13.00 capacity 20
Guided by Dr Paul Waddams

Saturday 22nd March – Gallery Visit repeat of visit on 19th March
Women in the Wallace Collection
11.00-12.30 capacity 20
Guided by Richard Cohen,

Tuesday 25th March – Walk- Morning
Trailblazing Women of Bloomsbury
11.00-13.00 capacity 20
Guided by Chris Wilkins Molloy
This will be repeated at 14.00

Tuesday 25th March – Walk- Afternoon
Trailblazing Women of Bloomsbury
14.00-16.00 capacity 20
Guided by Chris Wilkins Molloy
This is a repeat of the 11.00 walk

1. Kingston u3a Singers Following our successful summer concert in June, it would be nice to see you all for our seasonal programme, again with a varied selection of songs and carols. Our Christmas concert will take place at 7.30pm on Saturday, 7 December at the Richard Mayo Centre in the United Reformed Church, where the monthly Kingston u3a meetings take place. Tickets (£10) will be available closer to the time or on the day.

2. Singing for Fun Here’s another date for your diaries. The Singing for Fun choir will hold its Christmas concert at 11am-12 noon on Friday, 6 December, also at the United Reform Church in Kingston. We’ll be performing a.                         programme of winter/ seasonal songs. Entrance is free.