'We are a community library run by volunteers and hold talks and events more or less monthly on a range of subjects (nature, engineering, sport...)' ALERT Unable to access the Library Website at Review (though the Library still seems to be operating ...)

'Monthly illustrated talks are given on the evening of the second Wednesday of each month ... Time: 7.30 pm. (The bar is open from 7.00 pm.)'

'Meetings take place on Thursday ... at 7.30 pm and generally finish at 10.00 pm. There are two meetings a month between September and May the following year ... The general public are always welcome to our meetings: admittance is £2 per person.'

Monthly winter evening meetings: 'Entrance fee £3, includes a glass of wine. Everyone welcome.' Note that the Website can be unobtainable due to 'Bandwith Limit Exceeded'.

'We have a varied programme of activities including Talks on topics which in the past have ranged from Windmills to Witches. These normally take place ... on the 1st Thursday (2.30 pm) & the 3rd Wednesday (7.30 pm) in October, November, February, March.'

'Our Society meets every fortnight, 7.15 pm for 7.30 pm to approximately 9.00 pm ... Visitors are very welcome to any of our meetings. If you collect stamps or postal history or are just interested, please come along and try us out.'

Monthly evening meetings.

'Open to anyone with an interest in any aspects of natural history. The Society holds regular winter indoor and summer field meetings for members. The indoor meetings ... start promptly at 7.30pm and are held on alternate Thursdays throughout the winter ... For summer field meetings we meet at the Field Venue as detailed in the Summer Field Trip Programme at the time advertised ... Visitors are welcome to all events. A small visitor’s fee ... is charged at indoor meetings.'

'Meetings are normally held at 7.30 pm on the third Tuesday of each month ... Talks are free to members, visitors are welcome (£2 for adults and £1 for children); free refreshments are provided.'

'Welcome! to the web pages of the Wolvey Local History Group a voluntary organisation serving five Warwickshire parishes bounded by the Roman roads Watling Street on the north and Fosse Way to the east ... Burton Hastings / Copston Magna / Stretton Baskerville / Withybrook / Wolvey.'