Upcoming events: both the regular monthly meetings and those organised by groups.
Monthly meetings
Forthcoming events
11th June 2026
Monthly meeting
9th July 2026
Monthly meeting
13th August 2026
10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Monthly meeting
A list of previous monthly meetings on this page.
Group events
Forthcoming events
This Grade I listed stately home near Otley is home to the Fawkes family, distant relatives of the infamous Guy Fawkes. The building dates to the 17th century but was remodelled […]
Cost: £16.00 per person
Booking Required
Find out what equipment is needed to enable a diver to breath underwater and see how it works (equipment demonstration). Learn about Dalton’s and Boyle’s gas law, their relevance and […]
Venue: Catholic Church Hall
The RSPB's reserve at Fairburn Ings boasts a huge range of bird species, including many peoples' favourite the Kingfisher. It is also home to some of the UK's rarest breeding […]
Cost: £16
Booking Required
July takes us into Lancashire for private guided tours of two historical gems. First up it's Queen Street Mill in Burnley, a former weaving mill built in the 1890s to […]
Cost: £16 not including lunch
The National Grid – The 5Ws: Who, What, When, Where, Why. Love them or hate them the network of humble electricity transmission towers enabled Great Britain’s industry to thrive, survive […]
Venue: Catholic Church Hall
Our second visit to this triumph of Victorian architecture with its imposing 200 feet tall clock tower. Built in the Venetian style popular in the late nineteenth century Bradford City […]
Our latest tour of this splendid little house, built in 1767 for local landowner George Turner, in the engaging company of architectural historian and Royal Herald John Robinson.
Browsholme Hall has been the family home of the Parker family for well over 500 years. The original building was constructed in the late 14th or early 15th century but […]
Our latest tour of this splendid little house, built in 1767 for local landowner George Turner, in the engaging company of architectural historian and Royal Herald John Robinson.
Our latest tour of this splendid little house, built in 1767 for local landowner George Turner, in the engaging company of architectural historian and Royal Herald John Robinson.