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Southwell U3A members can now obtain the following discounts on production of their current U3A membership cards::

  • The Admiral Rodney -10% discount on food menu (excludes Light Lunch, Pie and a Pint, Burger and a Pint, Wine and Dine on Wednesday special deals).
  • The Crown - 10% discount on food menu
  • The Hearty Good Fellow - 10% discount on food menu
 (3rd Feb 2020)

Sugarcraft Group - to continue

Rita Cridland has come forward and is prepared to enable the group to continue. However, the timing will change to the first Tuesday of the month from 2.00 to 4.00pm. If you are interested in joining this group please contact Rita. Her details are on the Group Leaders page in the Membership Area. If you have forgotten the password for that area please get in touch with us using the CONTACT US page and we will help you.. - 28 Jan 2020

Diabetes Workshop on 24th February

More details at the link here - 13 Jan 2020

Chocolate Making Demonstration

A chocolate making demonstration will be held at the Southwell Baptist Church on 19th March. 10am for 10.30am start,
​Tickets on sale for £3 each at the monthly meeting and are available from Pam Baisley, 01636 605072, with numbers limited to 50.
Bookings are now being taken for a trip to 
Kilworth House Theatre, Lutterworth on
​Wednesday, 1st July 2020..
If you want to book a place you will find all the details here - 3 Dec 2019
​​We are part of the national network of U3As offering people who are no longer in full-time employment the opportunity for life-long learning, fellowship and enjoyment.  Members share their skills and experiences through meetings, a variety of different types of group and social activities and outings.

This site has been designed to keep our members up to date with everything that is going on, and to show potential new members what we have to offer.  

The U3A is an international organisation which aims to encourage like-minded people, no longer in full-time employment, to join together in educational, creative, cultural and leisure activities. 

The concept of a place of learning for older and mature citizens, with more leisure time on their hands, was first developed in France in 1972, where universities began to provide educational opportunities for older people. This was followed by the establishment of 'Association Internationale des Universités du Troisième Age (A.I.U.T.A.). The idea has now spread throughout the world.
In the University of the Third Age the word 'University' is used in its original sense of people coming together to share and pursue learning in all its forms.
 Next Monthly   meeting is 10am on  Tuesday 
3rd March 2020
      at Southwell       Leisure Centre,  Nottingham Road