News of general interest to all members

Monthly newsletter - January 2025

This is a very brief news bulletin due to the Christmas Break.

Our next monthly meeting is on 16th January – Steve Herra will be sharing with us stories of Sweeney Todd and his accomplice ‘a shocking tale of Romance, Riches and Retribution’ (Don’t miss it!). More details here. Please remember to bring any food bank donations if you can.

New members meeting 14th February 10.30 am – 12 pm. We have organised a coffee morning for new members who have joined since April last year. It will be held in the Hayling Community Centre and you will get a chance to meet members of the committee and discuss what you want to get from your membership.

Group leaders meeting 14th March 10.30 am – 12 pm. We have organised a coffee morning for group leaders to bring you up to date with our coming plans, share best practice and to answer any questions. It will be held in Hayling Community Centre.

Our next visit is on 19th March to Hever Castle which offers a range of attractions, not least a show of 80,000 daffodils. More details including price and how to book here. Thanks go to Jan Barratt for suggesting the destination.

Taster session for chair yoga and mindfulness 15th January 10 am. A free session held in Hayling Community Centre. All welcome.

Julie Taylor

Christmas 2024 newsletter is now available

The Hayling Island u3a Christmas newsletter is now online. Click/tap here to see it. You can use the same link to see past issues of the newsletter.

The first page of the newsletter explains how you can read it on different devices. It also provides a link so you can see the newsletter in its printed version.

Every member gets access to the online version of the newsletter. We will shortly distribute printed copies to those who have opted to receive one.

Julie Taylor
Chair of Hayling Island u3a

Summer 2024 newsletter is now available

The Hayling Island U3A Summer newsletter is now online. Click/tap here to see it. You can use the same link to see past issues of the newsletter.

The first page of the newsletter explains how you can read it on different devices. It also provides a link so you can see the newsletter in its printed version.

Every member gets access to the online version of the newsletter. We will shortly distribute printed copies to those who have opted to receive one.

Julie Taylor
Chair of Hayling Island u3a