Monthly lectures, Wednesday evenings.

'The society meets at 2.00 pm ... on the first Friday in the month. Annual subscription is £5, and visitors and members pay £1 per meeting. Visitors who attend three meetings will be invited to join the Society.'

'Our meetings will be taking place on the third Monday of the month.' ALERT I could not find any recent programmes for the Society at Review.

'Meetings are held on the first Monday of the month, unless otherwise stated, at 7.45 pm.'

'Meetings are held monthly from September to June on the third Tuesday of the month at 7pm.'

'Our Local History Group operates what we call "open membership". There is no annual subscription. Anyone is entitled to join the Group by entering their name and contact details in the Membership Book ... Meetings commence at 7.30 pm and usually include an illustrated talk by a visiting speaker. Refreshments are provided. An admission fee of £1.50 is payable by those over 18 years of age. Meetings will typically last between 1½ and 2 hours. All meetings and events are open to everyone subject only to necessary limits of space or health and safety.'

'The Society was formed in 2000 by a small group of people interested in the history of their town. We now have some fifty members who meet on the last Monday of each month.'

'Monthly speakers' meetings are held 3rd Thursday at 7.45 for prompt 8.00 pm.'

'A series of monthly evening lectures, generally six, is held during the winter months and several excursions are made to augment the lectures and to visit places of historical interest. In addition a course of about ten weekly lectures is arranged each Autumn and dovetailed with two series of WEA lectures.'

Winter monthly meetings, Wednesday evenings at 7.30 pm.

Meetings first Tuesday of each month at 8.30 pm.

Meetings second Tuesday of the month at 7.30 pm. Alert The Website of the Society no longer seems available so linked to a Facebook Page.

Meetings 'held at 7.00 pm (for a 7.30 start) on the last Thursday of each month'.

'Founded in 1958 by a group of local historians to encourage research into the local history of Banbury town and its hinterland. We have around 200 members, mostly local but some scattered far and wide. Our annual programme of activities runs from September to July, with lectures from September through to Easter and then a varied programme of outings and expeditions in the summer. We meet for the lectures at 7.30 pm on the second Thursday of each month.'

'Talks take place on the first Monday evening of the month between September and June, except January.'

'All lectures will be held ... on Monday afternoons at 3.00 pm.'

'The Association meets on Thursdays at 7:30 pm.'

'Meetings are held at 7.30 pm ... on the second Friday of each month except August.'

'We meet monthly on the last Wednesday of the Month ... at 7.30 pm', September to May.

Meetings second Monday of the month at 7.45 for 8 pm start.

'Meetings are on the third Monday of each month (except August) at 7.30 pm.'

'Meetings are usually held on the 3rd Monday of every month, at 7.00 pm ... Admission is free for society members and £1 for non-members.'

'Meets monthly ... usually 7:30pm for 8:00. on the first Monday of the month. Speakers provide a variety of talks and presentations. During the summer months there are guided visits to places of interest, usually for members only.'

Meets monthly at 7.30 pm.

'Meetings are held Third Thursday of each month ... at 7.30 pm.'

Monthly meetings on Tuesday evenings. ALERT 'Blackburn Local History Society has now closed. After more than 28 years of promoting Local History in Blackburn and the wider Lancashire area, the committee decided to close in December 2017. Unfortunately, because of ill health, family commitments and the difficulties of advancing age the committee felt we could no longer administer the running of the society to the standard it deserves. This is why we took the difficult decision to end our activities and to redistribute the funds within our accounts to the Friends of Blackburn Old Cemetery.'

'Meetings are generally held on the fourth Tuesday of the month at 7.30 pm.' ALERT At Review, could not find details of any future meetings of the Society.

'The History Society meet monthly from September until April at 8.00 pm.'

'There are monthly meetings (except August and December) on Tuesday evenings, beginning at 8.15 pm.'

ALERT No forthcoming meetings of this Society discovered at Review.

'We meet on the second Wednesday of each month from September to April at 7.00 pm ... Visitors welcome - fee of £1 each per meeting.'

'All the talks are held ... usually on the first Tuesday of the month, from 8.00 pm.' ALERT At Review, Website not accessible; so replaced the Link, at least pro tem.

Monthly afternoon meetings.

Monthly talks, Monday evenings.

Evening meetings, usually first Tuesday of the month.

'Members meet at regular intervals between September and April for lectures on a variety of historical subjects, both national and local.'

'Originally founded in 1922 with the grand title of The Buxton Archaeological, Local and Natural History Society. Despite the recent shortening of the title, the aims of the Society are unchanged and remain to engage in activities that explore and explain all aspects of the history of the market town of Buxton, the Peak District and its surrounding areas. Regular meetings are held to hear talks and presentations by members and other speakers with a knowledge and interest in the area.'

Monthly meetings, Thursday evenings.

'Its function is to trace and preserve any aspect of Caddington’s past (and present) including the surrounding area. It meets once a month with informative and entertaining talks given by local personalities. It is always anxious to collect and archive local memorabilia associated with parish history, events, personalities etc. New members are welcome.'

'Carlton and Chellington were originally two separate but closely neighbouring villages in Bedfordshire, each with its own church. The ecclesiastical parishes were united in 1769, and the civil parishes in 1934. The Carlton and Chellington Historical Society was founded in November 1993, and for most of its lifetime it has had well over 100 members. They come not only from Carlton and Chellington; many are from neighbouring villages, and some, whose ancestors lived in our villages, are from places much further away. Each year the Society organizes a talk or a visit for each month from February through to November.'

'Indoor Meetings are held on the first Saturday of every month from November to April at 3.00 pm.'