Area: Kent

'We meet every Thursday evening at 7.15PM for a 7.45PM start, from early September until mid May ... We have a diverse membership, working in traditional darkroom print and digital media ... Our programme comprises a mixture of talks by top photographers and a variety of competitions. We welcome new members.'

'Was the family home of gardener and gardening writer Christopher Lloyd ... Now is an historic house, a garden, a centre of education, and a place of pilgrimage for horticulturists from across the world ... Adult education courses at Great Dixter include Study Days, week-long Symposia, courses, lectures and workshops ... Great Dixter invites a number of external speakers to lecture on a variety of topics, such as plants and gardening, biodiversity and the history of the house.'

'Dedicated to the advancement of apiculture (bee-keeping) and the promotion, fostering and encouraging of education therein ... Most of its work is done through local branches, which aim to educate bee-keepers about bee-keeping and to inform, and hopefully enthuse, the public about the magic and mystery of honey bees. There are twelve branches of the Kent Bee-Keepers’ Association.'

'Established in 1974, we have a proud history of helping and supporting our members in their family history research. Regular meetings are hosted by our Branches across the county and our members keep in regular touch via our quarterly Journal and online community forum.'

'Membership is open to anyone, anywhere in the world and you will receive our quarterly journal mailed direct. You can attend the monthly meetings held at each of our three branches (Bromley, Dartford and Sevenoaks), and can purchase books and listen to a wide variety of talks. All members are welcome to attend any or all of the branch meetings at no extra cost.'

'Whether you collect stamps, postal history, revenues or postcards, whether you are a complete novice or an expert we welcome everyone. Come and join us and we will help you develop your collection. Hear interesting talks and see displays from visiting speakers or by club members, make new friends and enjoy the world of philately. After every live meeting stay and join members for a pub lunch.'

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'Stimulating ideas and debates from across the university.'