'AMES was born in 1987 and expanded from the small band of class attendees and local interested people into a national society of around 100 members. The aim of the Society, as stated in its Constitution, was, and still is, to promote and encourage interest in the History, Archaeology and Cultures of the ancient civilisations of the Near East. The new society was unique in the UK in embracing all countries of the Ancient Near East, including Egypt. We believe it is currently unique in this respect ... Benefits of Membership include ... talks by speakers who are acknowledged experts in their fields – at reduced members’ rates.'

Member of the BCSS - 1 East Midlands Grouping

Member of the Council of Christians and Jews Grouping

Member of the Historical Association Grouping

Member of the Café Scientifique Grouping

'The aim of the Club is to share knowledge and experience amongst all members in a friendly atmosphere. We encourage our members’ interests in all aspects of photography by means of various events and exhibitions. Competitions are regularly held amongst our members for both prints and projected digital images. Our programme includes a mix of lectures, practical evenings and demonstrations showing how to get the best from your camera, computer or prints. New members are always welcome, just come along to try us out for a couple of weeks before deciding if you wish to commit to membership.'

Member of the Lincolnshire Family History Society Grouping

'RB Camera Group is a long-established photography club catering for beginners and experienced photographers alike. Weekly meetings are held in Nettleham Village Hall, Lincoln with a full programme of quality speakers, practical demonstrations and competitions. There is no obligation to join for the first few visits. See how you can improve your photographic skills and enjoy our warm friendly hospitality.'

Member of the RSPB - 1 East Midlands Grouping

Member of The Arts Society - 1 East Midlands Grouping