Monthly Talks in French, October to April. Alert This Branch no longer seems to maintain a Web Site - though at Review it seemed that they might be developing a Facebook presence ...

Occasional talks.

Meet 'at 7.00 pm on the first Wednesday of every month (except July/September)'.

'Annual Sebald Lecture on literary translation, preceded by presentations and readings from the annual Translation Prizes.' Also list of related events. Other venues than UEA can be used for Events, within and outwith London.

Winter Lecture Series 'For more than 40 years, the Centre of East Anglian Studies has been at the heart of research into the region and its wider national and international context. Whilst detailed scholarly research will always remain as the fundamental basis for the Centre’s work, CEAS has also been committed to the dissemination of such a wider audience.'

'This group has almost 250 members. In winter, meetings are held at 2 pm in Tuddenham Jubilee Hall. Talks are organised in autumn and winter and garden visits are arranged in the summer. New members always welcome.'

'Our meetings take place once a month ... usually third Friday in the month.'

Monthly meetings on Thursday evenings, usually 7.00 pm for a 7.30 pm start.

Monthly Saturday afternoon meetings: 'We also would like to invite our attendees to a pre-lecture luncheon. The food is very good and reasonably priced. If you would like to take advantage of this offer, please call the club steward and book a table (by the Wednesday before the lecture is due to take place).'

Book launches, literary lunches and related events.

'The JIC has a very active programme of seminars and lectures, including a series of Named Lectures, given by external, invited speakers, which is managed by the site seminar committee. These are open to the scientific community ... JIC also hosts a programme of events, some of which are open to the public.' The Friends of JIC also offer an Annual Lecture (usually in December) plus other events 'Open to the Public'.

Festival usually held in May.

'The club holds meetings ... usually on the 2nd & 4th Tuesdays of the month from September to May ... Visitors are welcome!'

'We currently meet the Third Wednesday of every month.'

'Lectures take place monthly from October to March.'

'We have between 50-60 members. The club meets on the second Tuesday of each month.' ALERT Website 'disabled'; cf Facebook Page (though I am not now clear where the Association usually meets).

'All meetings - except the Churches Visit and the Exhibitions - held on a Wednesday ... starting at 7.45 pm.'

Monthly Meetings 'Normally held on the first Thursday of each month (except August), usually in Norwich. Often a speaker will give a talk, frequently illustrated. January is usually a members short contributions meeting ... Maybe we are just the organisation you are looking for, have a look and see.'

'You’ll find a fantastic choice of events on offer in our museums. With talks, tours, workshops and themed family activities taking place throughout the year - there’s something for everyone. If you have free time during the day, there are regular talks at many of our museums, covering a whole range of fascinating subjects - at Norwich Castle and Time and Tide there’s a talk every week and most of these are at no extra charge ... Many of our events have to be booked in advance and you can find details of how to book by clicking on the links in the table to go to the page for that event. Events at museums may incur a small charge in addition to any admission charge.'

'We organise monthly meetings which are held ... on Mondays (normally the last Monday in the month) at 7.30 pm. Refreshments are available and a wide selection of books are on sale.'

Offer a range of events including lunchtime talks and occasional evening lectures.

''Norfolk Theological Society is an informal association of people from East Anglia interested in discussing theological and religious matters ... Everybody is welcome to come to the events and there are usually around 100 people who attend the meetings to listen to invited speakers and hold a discussion with them.' ALERT At Review, could not discover a Website summarizing the work of the Society; but their Lectures seem now to be held in Norwich Cathedral.

'Talks take place monthly, except in the summer months, and attract an audience averaging 50 people. The committee endeavours to create a programme encompassing the diverse natural history interests of our members, calling on some of the best speakers in their subjects from within East Anglia to give local and occasional national updates and information.'

'We hold ten evening indoor illustrated talks a year on subjects covering all aspects of wildlife and wild places. These are held in Wymondham on the 2nd Thursday of the month at 7.30 pm, not July or August. We run a friendly committee which you could get involved with or help out with our conservation teams. We maintain a healthy 70-80 people to each monthly indoor meeting with people attending from all over Norfolk.'

Public Open Nights 'Doors open at 7.30 with talks starting at 8.00, unless the room fills up earlier, in which case the talk will start sooner and depending on numbers could be repeated.'

Occasional talks.

'We hold a wide range of lectures in various venues, including the Nave, the Weston Room of the Hostry, and the Library.'

'Meetings are held the 3rd Monday in the month at 7.30 pm ... We are a friendly society whose members enjoy all aspects of Numismatics. Our programmes include talks by members and guest speakers, which are well researched, cover a wide range of Numismatic subjects and hold our attention ... We also have member's evenings with 10-15 minute cameos, recent acquisitions, book reviews and trade. These evenings create a buzz of convivial conversation. The highlight of the programme is our annual auction.'

‘We are a forum where we exchange ideas and experiences for anyone, be they engineers or not, having an interest in engineering. We aim to promote widespread discussion and debate through a programme of talks and visits related to advances and achievements in engineering in the world today ... Most of our events from October to April are talk based ... roughly two a month ... spanning a wide range of engineering interests.’

'Norwich Science Festival is your chance to explore the wonders of the universe, meet the scientists whose research has changed our world and debate some big questions with some big-thinkers ... Our programme engages students with STEMM subjects – science, technology, engineering, maths and medicine – through fun, stimulating workshops and shows ... The Festival is coordinated by The Forum, Norwich.' Held Mid October.

Programme of meetings, exhibitions, lectures, etc.

'Although National Collections are central to the organisation, our Group is far from having an exclusive focus on them. We arrange a varied and interesting programme of lectures, practical demonstrations, social events and garden visits, as well as two excellent Plant Fairs each year which are attended by nurseries from Norfolk and elsewhere.'

'Society faces a set of issues that can seem intractable. The Too Difficult Box is a series convened in PSI by the Rt Hon Charles Clarke and Professor Hussein Kassim, in which experienced policy-makers look at the obstacles that make solutions to these issues difficult to achieve, consider how well-conducted politics might address those difficulties and explore possible political solutions ...' Also other occasional lectures and talks.

'IFR organises a variety of scientific events accessible to research scientists, students and non-specialists on a regular basis throughout the year.' Alert 'IFR became independent in 2011, receiving strategic funding from BBSRC, and in April 2017, IFR transitioned into Quadram Institute Bioscience as a first step towards realising the vision of the Quadram Institute.'

Have listed occasional lectures, which are usually annotated 'Public Events'. Various venues within UEA and elsewhere might be used.

Monthly winter meetings, Monday evenings.

Lunchtime talks, and other events, especially in conjunction with the Sainsbury Institute for the Study of Japanese Arts and Cultures ... 'The main Sainsbury Centre building opened on 12 April 1978. Its design was radical and forward-thinking, combining open-plan galleries, offices for staff and faculty, teaching spaces, a restaurant and café all under one roof.'

Lists wide range of public and other lectures: enquire about attendance.

'SFN engages with members of the public through open meetings on science faith issues at the Meeting Place (Holy Trinity Church, NR2 2BJ) and its Annual Cathedral Lecture - given by a well known scientist or theologian on a topical subject.'

'Each month except July and August, we hold lecture meetings lasting for about one and a quarter hours, commencing at 7:00 pm, usually on the third Tuesday of the month. Our speakers are acknowledged experts in their fields and accredited by the National Association (The Arts Society). All lectures are accompanied by screen images of outstanding quality.'

‘Our Society holds nine monthly lectures (September-November; January-June) ... We also arrange Special Interest Days and day visits to places of interest. Each Autumn we organise a 3-4 day vist to another UK city.’

Usually held throughout the Spring.

'Events Diary'.

Usually held mid-June.