Current Affairs meeting follow-up (Mar’25)
Thanks once again to all those who took part in this month’s meeting, about Donald Trump’s controversial new world-order. As promised, here’s the link to the book that was mentioned:[…]
Read moreThanks once again to all those who took part in this month’s meeting, about Donald Trump’s controversial new world-order. As promised, here’s the link to the book that was mentioned:[…]
Read moreA series of survey studies, conducted by the Nuffield Department of Primary Care at Oxford University, to investigate the attitudes of the over-65’s to their prescription medications, and how they[…]
Read moreWebinars listed are at different times of the day, so check from the link. Most are recorded and you can ask for a link to the recording (particularly useful for[…]
Read moreIt’s a new year. Webinars listed are at different times of the day, so check from the link. Most are recorded and you can ask for a link to the[…]
Read moreThis month, Tomy Duby showed that a modern computer (including a smartphone) can also do complex scientific and engineering calculations. To achieve this, one needs suitable programs. Using two free[…]
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We’re pleased to announce that this month sees the relaunch of three of our most popular discussion groups; Art History, Books & Literature, and Current Affairs. For more information, or[…]
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Our own Tom Holloway has been awarded a medal for “contribution to friendship between peoples and special achievements in international activities” by the embassy of the republic of Kazakhstan. The[…]
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