Lunch Meeting: 12.30 for 1.00pm 

Lunch meeting: 12.30 for 1.00pm 

Supper Meeting: 6.30 for 7.00pm 

Subject: 'British Intelligence in Fact and in Fiction' 

6.30 for 7.00pm, Black Tie. 

Goodenough College, London 

Lunch Meeting: 12.30 for 1.00pm 

Supper Meeting - 7.00 for 7.30pm

Speaker: Baroness Elizabeth Butler-Sloss, GBE PC

Subject: Reform of the House of Lords 

Speaker: Dr Bryan Carroll, Director of Bristol Zoo Gardens.

Dr Carroll also chairs the European and the British and Irish Associations of Zoos and Aquaria as well as being involved with many other organisations.

Heats taking place at Cotham

5.30 for 6 pm start.

With guest speaker Rev. Bill Beaver

Rev. Bill Beaver was Senior Curate at St Mary Redcliffe and is now an Assistant Priest at the University Church of St Mary the Virgin in Oxford. He has held posts with the Lord Mayor of London and the Household Cavalry Regiment.

Reception 6.30 pm, Dinner 7 pm, followed by talk. £18 (Cheques to Tig Jarratt by Thursday 10 November)

in the Apostle Room

Supper: £12.50 inc.1st glass of wine and entry. (Cheques to Tig Jarratt by Thursday 1 December)

Finals

5.30 for 6 pm

Astor Hotel, The Hoe, Plymouth. Thanksgiving Lunch: 12.00 for 12.30p Speaker: Robert Barclay Title: Churchill and Roosevelt - a special relationship? Bookings to Jill Rogerson on 01752847113

Robert Barclay’s maternal grandmother was an American from Chicago, who set up the ESU in Scotland. Robert went to Rugby and St. Andrews University where he studied Economics and History. His career was in Stockbroking in London, Plymouth and Exeter. Married to Bobbie he has three children and has lived in Devon since 1976.

Speaker: David Coslett, Executive Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Pro Vice-Chancellor of the University of Plymouth, Vice Chair, Plymouth Culture Board

David will speak on the Plymouth Culture Forum.

David Coslett, 54, has been appointed permanently to his new post following a period of six months as Acting Dean of the Faculty, which is poised to enter an exciting new era. David’s first task will be to ensure the smooth transition of arts facilities, previously located in Exeter and Exmouth, to the University's brand new multi-million pound arts building, named in honour of the late Vice-Chancellor, Roland Levinsky.

Lecture with lunch at Dillington House (studio 2) 11.00 for 11.30am

Lecture with dinner in the Old Library at Taunton School 

Kit Chapman: ‘My Archipelago'

Members wishing to make up a table should indicate, and with names please. Tables take ten.

Tickets members and guests at £25

Lecture with lunch at Dillington House (studio 2).