Nearby: Walton-on-Thames

'We meet on the first Tuesday of each month (excluding August) ... at 8.00 pm.'

Monthly 'Conférence', October to June.

Monthly meetings, Thursday evenings.

'Indoor meetings (and talks) are held from September to April on Wednesday evenings ... starting at 8.00 pm.'

'Meetings are held on the first Tuesday of the month (except January which is on the second Tuesday) at 8 pm (doors open at 7.30 for refreshments).'

Evening meetings, every one-two months.

'We meet at 8.00 pm ... on the second and fourth Tuesday in each month from September until June. Prospective new members are warmly invited to join us for one or two meetings before making a commitment to join. Just come along and someone will be on hand to welcome you.'

'Lectures will be on the second Monday of February, March, April, September, October and November. These are illustrated talks by knowledgeable speakers on various aspects of plants and horticulture. At each meeting there is a plant sale, raffle and refreshments.'

'The Royston Pike Lectures were first introduced by Edgar Royston Pike, formerly Chairman of the Esher Council, as the "Esher Library Lectures" in the late sixties. In 1974, Elmbridge Borough Council changed the title of these lectures to the "Royston Pike Lectures" in appreciation of his 20 years work on the Library Committee.'

'We hold regular indoor meetings between September and June.'

'The Spelthorne Natural History Society caters for a wide range of topical interests, both locally and also nationally & internationally. It offers a varied programme of talks and lectures, meetings, guided walks, field trips and the opportunity to become involved in recording and conservation work, providing for both interested beginners and specialists ... Want to know more? Come along to one of our meetings and find out.'

'About 80 people attend monthly meetings held from September to May ... At these meetings there are speakers on general topics of local history. There are also summer activities. Not all members want to be involved in research, they join to attend the talks and take part in the occasional outings.'

Occasional talks: 'We are a Free to join club, helping to improve the Thames and promote angling. Help us do more by making a donation today, it will enable us to continue this important work. All donations will be warmly received and put to good use.'

Lectures 'are held on the second Thursday of every month at 2.00pm. No lecture is held in August or December'.

'Our primary activity is a programme of events with a guest speaker. These talks take place ... at 10.30 am on the second Wednesday of each month (except July).'

Monthly meetings, Tuesday evenings.

'Meets ... at 7.45 pm on the third Wednesday of the month (second Wednesday in December) to hear a talk on a topic related to the Great War.'